Dennis has worked as an athletic trainer at the high school, collegiate, and Olympic levels. He has had the good fortune of working many high profile events including: Olympic National Sports Festival, National AAU Track and Field Meets, Big Ten Track and Field Championships, National Figure Skating Championships, High School Indoor Track and Field Championships, National Wrestling Tournaments and Major College Football. He has worked as a physical therapist in the hospital, corporate, and private clinic settings as a clinician, manager, and owner. Dennis has conducted numerous workshops nationally relating to various orthopedic and sports physical therapy topics with particular emphasis on foot/ankle biomechanical evaluation and treatment. He has completed all course work available to physical therapists from the Michigan State School of Osteopathic Medicine, and all McKenzie course work related to treatment of spinal disorders Competing as a runner in track and road races during high school, college, and post-college, Dennis now enjoys cycling and mountain biking both competitively and recreationally. He loves spending time with his very active wife, five children, and two grandchildren.

Dennis graduated from West Chester University in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Physical Education, and a minor in Athletic Training. He completed his MS in Exercise Physiology at West Virginia University where he was a graduate assistant in athletic training. He continued studies at the University of Indianapolis, receiving his MS in Physical Therapy. Dennis has worked as an athletic trainer at the high school, collegiate, and Olympic levels. He has had the good fortune of working many high profile events including: Olympic National Sports Festival, National AAU Track and Field Meets, Big Ten Track and Field Championships, National Figure Skating Championships, High School Indoor Track and Field Championships, National Wrestling Tournaments and Major College Football. He has worked as a physical therapist in the hospital, corporate, and private clinic settings as a clinician, manager, and owner.

Dennis has conducted numerous workshops nationally relating to various orthopedic and sports physical therapy topics with particular emphasis on foot/ankle biomechanical evaluation and treatment. He has completed all course work available to physical therapists from the Michigan State School of Osteopathic Medicine, and all McKenzie course work related to treatment of spinal disorders

Competing as a runner in track and road races during high school, college, and post-college, Dennis now enjoys cycling and mountain biking both competitively and recreationally. He loves spending time with his very active wife, five children, and two grandchildren.