Chase Kapuscienski is an O2X On-Site Human Performance Specialist specializing in Athletic Training, supporting both Loudoun County Fire and Loudoun County Police. In this role, he helps ensure first responders are physically prepared for the demands of their jobs through injury prevention, rehabilitation, and on-site support, with a focus on maintaining operational readiness and long-term career health.

Before joining O2X, Chase began his professional career providing orthopedic rehabilitation to federal law enforcement personnel, focusing on injury recovery and return-to-duty strategies. His early experience working with tactical professionals helped him build a strong foundation in movement assessment, injury management, and performance enhancement. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of Mary Washington in 2020, where he was a four-year member and captain of the men’s lacrosse team.

Chase went on to complete a master’s degree in Athletic Training at Lasell University in 2022, where he was also a two-time team captain, GNAC Player of the Year, and conference champion. During his graduate training, he gained additional clinical experience supporting the women’s soccer team at Harvard University and the men’s lacrosse team at the College of the Holy Cross. Outside of work, he remains highly active, enjoys training, and values time with family, friends, and his dog.