Corexcell Sports Training & Rehab

Corexcell Sports Training & Rehab is a personal trainer in Greenville, SC, located at 8 Elizabeth St. The business provides injury rehabilitation, recovery, and sports performance training for individuals aged 10 to 70, serving both athletes and non-athletes. Services are available in-person or virtually through video and app platforms.

Founder Zach Fuller developed the COREX12 “Feel It to Heal It” method to address the root causes of pain by targeting 12 specific stabilizer muscles in the hips, shoulders, core, and extremities. This approach identifies structural imbalances and kinetic chain breakdowns that often persist after conventional physical therapy or surgery. The training protocols address conditions including knee tendonitis, hip and low back pain, labrum tears, shoulder impingement, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), and post-surgical recovery.

The facility also offers sports performance programs designed to build strength, speed, agility, flexibility, and power. These multi-level training sessions help athletes and active individuals enhance performance while minimizing injury risk. Corexcell has served the Greenville area since 2006, helping clients achieve athletic goals and recover from chronic pain. Zach Fuller holds a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Design from Syracuse University with a concentration in Exercise Physiology.

Corexcell Sports Training & Rehab combines specialized injury rehabilitation with performance training to help Greenville residents move better and live without limitations.

The business is situated on Elizabeth Street, just a tenth of a mile from East Stone Avenue and West Stone Avenue. It is also located within a few blocks of McPherson Park and the North Main neighborhood.