Meet Our Team

Megan Phillips

Owner & Personal trainer

Megan is 3x top 5 National Physique Committee (NPC) Figure Competitor and personal trainer. Her passion for fitness came after having her second child and feeling the need to shed the baby weight.  That newfound interest soon led to competing in NPC Figure competitions.  Through competing she noticed that she was influencing her peers to make changes in their own lives and make fitness and nutrition more of a priority.  Her vision was to take that love for inspiring others and open a personal training facility in order to do so.  She brings energy, drive and dedication to Emerge and is excited to help her clients in making the changes that they strive for.
In her free time she likes to travel, spend time outdoors, and create healthy recipes for her Husband Jason, 3 children and friends.

Jason Phillips

Owner & Personal Trainer

Jason comes to Emerge with a passion for the health and fitness industry.  Jason has 7 years experience as a bodybuilder and personal trainer.   His attention to detail, commitment to his clients, and love for helping others makes him a great addition to the Emerge team.  Jason began his journey into personal fitness after high school. Through trial and error, research, and learning from other bodybuilding enthusiasts, he has made huge transformations in himself and others. 
In Jason's spare time he enjoys spending time with his weight lifting, researching bodybuilding advancements, watching movies, and spending time with his wife Megan, his friends and family.

Nathan Strohm

Chiropractic Care

Dr. Strohm began his chiropractic journey while teaching anatomy at University of Alabama Birmingham. After, the Navy and a career in IT, Dr. Strohm decided to go into the health field. Teaching made him aware of the power that is inside the body. The nervous system is the most important system in our body, which controls all other systems, and it must be protected. The spine is what protects it. The good and the bad about the spine is that it moves. Good, because this is how we walk and stand upright. Bad, because it can move out of alignment and cause our body not to function the way it is suppose to and then cause dysfunction and pain. As chiropractors, we focus on this mis-alignment and use the adjustments to put you back in alignment so that the body can then function as it was intended to do. That is our job and then your body does the rest. 
         My goal is to help you and your family  live a healthier, straighter, pain-free life.