Kendall Hall
Kendall Hall was born in Payson, Utah and raised in Twin Falls, Idaho. Growing up, he enjoyed playing sports and even rehabbed a knee injury with Wright’s. He gained an interest in physical rehabilitation after his Dad had extensive brain surgery to remove a tumor and the therapist involved Kendall by having him play catch with his Dad to improve his balance. Physical therapy was crucial to his Dad’s recovery, and that drove him to pursue this career. The combination of sports, physical activity, and helping people pretty much sums him up.
He received his undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology from BYU-Idaho and then attended physical therapy school at Idaho State University in Meridian. Kendall has a special interest in sports related conditions and treating Parkinson’s disease. He was mentored by a concussion specialist during an affiliation at St. Luke’s in Boise, and while on a rotation at EIRMC, he saw a variety of conditions, including trauma related injuries.
In his free time, Kendall enjoys running, playing disc golf and basketball, and being outdoors. His wife would call him crazy because he has to get up early every morning (even on the weekend) to exercise. His daughter would say he loves tacos, and his 1 year old son would smile if you ever mentioned Boise State.