Matthew was the fourth of five children, born to Louis and Kathleen LaBosco. He grew up in New Jersey and was essentially raised on different sporting fields and courts.

He was a three sport athlete, playing soccer, basketball, and baseball and was All-State in basketball and soccer in high school.

Unfortunately, due to a myriad of injuries he was unable to play competitively in college. It was these injuries that contributed to Matthew's determination to understanding exercise, injury, physical rehabilitation, and overall health and wellness.

While Matthew started his career as a personal trainer learning about fitness, he earned his four year Psychology Degree from Rutgers College in New Jersey. He had always found the study of people, the brain, and specifically neuroscience fascinating and figured no matter what he did, understanding how he and other individuals think and behave, would be useful.

He then went on to get certifications in a variety of Fitness related modalities, including

From here he realized that he needed to understand more about the soft tissues of the body (muscles, fascia, tendons, etc.) and how to more directly manipulate it. He then went on to complete the following:

And although these certifications were valuable, nothing was more impactful on Matthew's learning than his mentorships. Learning directly from some of the world's experts in Movement, Physical Rehabilitation and Nutrition were priceless. This included

At this point, Matthew was serving hundreds of people at his Corrective Movement Therapy clinic in Pasadena, CA called the Vitality Center. He had people from all over the country coming to learn and apprentice with him.

And after these deep dives in movement, fitness, physical rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy, and nutrition, Matt discovered that there was still a piece missing - the mental and emotional part of the health and wellness.

This lead him to come full circle and dive back into psychology and personal development.

Matthew ended up dedicating 8 years of his life to learning and helping a mentor of his build a personal development organization. He moved his focus to primarily coaching and mentoring people in meditation, stress management, and life coaching. He led weekly classes, worked with people 1-1, and taught weekend seminars all over the country.

In 2021, Matthew decided to leave this organization because as the organization grew, he believed that their goal was no longer to empower individuals to stand on their own and thrive, but was to make them dependent on the organization - not something Matt was interested in being a part of.

He continued his pursuit of educating himself on empowering frameworks of  mental and emotional coaching and went on to become a

Matthew uses all of his experience, knowledge and education to support individuals with their physical, systemic, and mental well-being. Matthew currently offers the following programs: