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Helping people become faithful stewards of their health so they can love, serve, and participate in life more fully. Live prepared for whatever comes your way.

You were made for more than simply getting by. I’m Dr. Josh Glasmann, chiropractor and strength coach. I founded Unbound Strength, Movement & Spine because I know firsthand how frustrating it can be to feel stuck—dealing with pain or injury, feeling like your own worst enemy when you push too hard trying to get back to what you love, and not knowing the best way forward. As a dad of five, I understand the challenges of prioritizing health when life is busy. My mission is to help people build greater confidence and strength in their bodies while not being held back by aches and pains. I want people to see how resilient and capable they truly are when they start moving more consistently and getting stronger. I take a person-centered, movement-first approach to chiropractic care, where each plan is tailored to your needs—not just a one-size-fits-all treatment. My goal is to help you trust your body again, so you don’t feel fearful or disheartened by pain or stiffness. You are not fragile—your body is adaptable, and with the right approach, you can get back to the things you love without hesitation. Whether you're struggling with nagging aches, recovering from an injury, or just want to feel stronger and more capable, I help you take control of your health through practical, evidence-based care that ensures real progress. The key isn’t to avoid movement—it’s to build resilience and trust in your body again. If you’re ready to move better, get stronger, and show up fully for your family and life, you’re in the right place.

11/05/2026

Healthy doesn't always mean prepared.

Plenty of people I see are generally well, but everyday effort takes more out of them than they expect, and they assume that's just getting older.

That's the gap I care about. As a chiropractor and strength coach, I can evaluate where you are and what you want to be able to do, screen for anything that needs a closer look, refer you out when it does, and treat what's bothering you.

A treatment or exercise can help, and it works best when you also look at what you're asking of your body and what you've prepared it for. Training, work, family and sleep all add to that load, and they're often the parts we can change. (Well, maybe not family)

Sometimes that means building up. Sometimes it means pulling back and simplifying so your body can recover.

The research behind fitness versus health comes from athletes (Maffetone and Laursen 2016, Meeusen et al. 2013), so treat this as a way of thinking, not a diagnosis. Anything new, getting worse, or worrying you is worth getting checked first.

Do you need to build or pull back right now? If you're not sure, send me a message and we'll talk it through.

11/03/2026

There's aspects of training I plan to continue improving.

But when it comes down to it, I just want to keep doing the things I love and show up for the people who matter most to me.

That means being athletic, fit, and healthy.

And it means doing those things for as long as I can.

That's the real depth behind why I train the way I do.

It's also what I want to help other people do too. Whatever your goals are, whatever being capable looks like in your own life, I'm here to help you be as healthy, active and fit as possible.

If that sounds like what you're looking for, follow along. If you need help, DM me for a complimentary 20 min consult call.

10/30/2026

Still getting spooked by things you hear?

I don’t blame people for believing these. When someone you trust tells you that your back is fragile, lifting is dangerous, or you should avoid certain movements forever, that tends to stick.

But man, I wish we’d stop making people afraid of their own bodies.

There’s usually a lot more room to build strength, confidence, and capacity than people have been led to believe.

Which one have you heard before?

10/29/2026

Monkey see, monkey do.
Yes I just called my kids monkeys. You should see my youngest go crazy for a banana!

We all learn by seeing and doing. As I've put more emphasis on my health and fitness, I've watched my kids follow suit.

They want to eat their veggies (most times). They know healthy, wholesome foods help make them strong. They're learning how exercise strengthens body and mind.

Being athletic and fit enables me to set the example for them in how I live. I care for myself because I love myself. It took a while to develop that attitude too.

I want to make it maybe a little easier for them to learn to love who they are as well, and how to express their physical capabilities with strength and confidence.

And having them join in as a family on a run or a lift has become a treasured part of life now.

What's one of your reasons to be healthy and fit as a parent? What help do you need if you're feeling stuck or frustrated?

10/27/2026

Pretty ambitious lift for the little guy, right?

When I first saw him pulling up on the bar I thought how cute it was and how tiny he looked next to it.

It also made me think about how glad I am that my kids are growing up around strength training as a part of daily life.

I hope that it won't be something scary to them. That they'll stay curious about how to improve, be strong, and stay active and healthy.

I also think about how different that is for a lot of adults.

I've talked with so many adults who want to get stronger, more fit, and healthier but feel intimidated by weights. They're worried about hurting themselves or doing it wrong, so they put it off or avoid it altogether.

And I get it. Those are reasonable concerns when starting something new.

I just don't want people to feel like they have to avoid strength training because they're not sure where to start.

We don't expect our kids to figure it all out by themselves... Why do you treat yourself that way?

Maybe all you need is someone to help you find a starting point that makes sense and feels safe.

10/21/2026

Nine days without an energy drink.

I've had at least one daily for the last four or five years and I honestly didn't think I could stop.

I was scared to quit. And I was scared that it was shaping how I acted and who I was. I didn't want my life controlled by whether or not I could get one.

I think a lot of us do this with aches and pains too, or with what we've been told we can't do. This isn't to brush aside serious needs or to say pain is all in our head.

This is just to say that if your day gets built around what you believe you have to have, or something you believe you can't do, your life starts to take that shape.

I didn't want that for myself and I don't want that for you.

10/17/2026

Chasing the feeling of being “aligned” is tough to win, because that feeling tends to move around. One good week, then it’s gone, and the cycle starts again.

Confidence you can count on comes from what your body can handle, and strength is a big part of building that. I call it capacity, which is how much your body can take before it starts complaining.

Sleep, stress, and how you move through a normal week matter too (that’s why it’s a plan and not a single fix). What you’re building toward is independence: keeping up with your kids now, and still taking care of yourself the way you want to as the years add up.

If you know a parent who wants that, share this with them.

10/16/2026

Eight years ago, I couldn’t have pictured my life now. Sticking with the boring stuff, the stuff I thought was too simple to work, happens to be the challenge most people need to face.

What have you written off that might deserve a second look?

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985 W State St Unit 3
Hurricane, UT
84737

Telephone

+14353190010

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