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Jenna Iannacci

Jenna Iannacci

Jenna Iannacci

Athletic Trainer

  • BS in Athletic Training, Ithaca College
  • MS in Fitness and Wellness Leadership, SUNY Plattsburgh

  • Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC)
  • American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
  • OSHA 30 for General Industry
Jenna Iannacci

Greenwich

 

“I like to get to know clients on a personal level to build that level of trust and open communication. This has allowed clients to feel comfortable in letting me know what their goals are, what's working/not working for them and allowing for adjustment and tailoring sessions to clients' needs/wants.”

Jenna Iannacci, ATC, is a certified athletic trainer based in Greenwich who specializes in working with athletic populations and their return to sport after an injury.

Having been an athlete her whole life, with her own share of injuries and returning to different sports (soccer, basketball, track, rugby), Jenna has an appreciation for the human body and how it moves, functions and responds to injury. Athletic training has allowed her to help others not only in sport, but in life, and be the best that they can be while helping them to set and achieve goals they might not have been thought possible.

Jenna worked previously as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at SUNY Purchase with their 17 sports teams on the field and in the clinic to help prevent, treat and rehabilitate injuries as well as provide an emergency response. After that, she transitioned into working with the general population where she worked with sales and operations teams to ensure were working ergonomically correct with their day-to-day work responsibilities and helping to correct any improper movement behavior to help prevent injuries.

Outside of work, Jenna continues to stay active and participates in a women’s soccer league.

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    Keaton Mangi

    Keaton Mangi

    Athletic Trainer

    • BS in Psychology, Sacred Heart University
    • MS in Athletic Training, Sacred Heart University

    • American Red Cross CPR/AED - Basic Life Support
    Keaton Mangi

    Greenwich

     

    “I strive to do my best with each and every client or athlete that I work with. I want them to continue to go out and perform in their daily lives to the fullest of abilities.”

    Keaton Mangi, MS, is an athletic trainer who specializes in upper extremity throwing mechanics and rehabilitation.

    Keaton has experience working with both collegiate Division I athletes and high school students, supporting 21 different sports teams over three years. Keaton was a physical therapy aide prior to getting his degree in athletic training, an experience that provided him with early insight into biomechanics as well as injury rehabilitation and prevention.

    When working, he develops personal bonds with his clients and athletes, as he believes that developing trust and comfort is one of the best ways to enhance his clients’ outcomes.

    Outside of his work, Keaton is an avid runner and overall loves being active in any way possible.

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      Harrison Ranscht

      Harrison Ranscht

      Harrison Ranscht

      Harrison Ranscht

      Athletic Trainer

      • BS in Athletic Training from Sacred Heart University

      • Basic Life Support Certification (BLS)
      • Athletic Trainer Certified, Licensed (LATC)
      Harrison Ranscht

      New Canaan

       

      “I empower people to live better by pushing them to do their best and helping them with their struggles.”

      Harrison Ranscht, ATC, is an athletic trainer deeply embedded in his community. He serves as the assistant athletic trainer for the University of Bridgeport’s women’s lacrosse and men’s soccer teams, athletic trainer for New Canaan Youth Football and assistant athletic trainer at the Danbury Ice Arena.

      As an athletic trainer, Harrison looks at every detail in an athletes’ routine to determine the cause of an injury. An injury can be cause by a minor factor that can throw of the whole system and finding that factor and treating it with modalities and rehabilitation can work wonders for the athletes’ performance — and overall confidence in their sport.

      In his free time, Harrison enjoys playing golf, going to professional sporting events, and watching football, soccer and basketball.

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