Tyler White, ATC

About Me

A life-long sports enthusiast and athlete originally from Bennington, Vermont, Tyler attended Castleton University where he continued his athletic career and passion for all things sports related. Upon graudation with his BS in Athletic Training, Tyler began working at the Vermont Orthopedic Clinic and iSPORT.

Since his time with iSPORT, Tyler has fine-tuned the art of designing and implementing individualized rehabilitation and athletic development programs. The iSPORT method tailors’ classic rehabilitation and strengthening exercises, new evidence-based techniques, and the needs of the individual athlete resulting in increased performance and injury reduction.

Tyler has supported athletes in various settings and across all levels. Tyler’s ability to rehabilitate and train each level of athlete; recreational, high-school, collegiate, and professional is a skill unsurpassed by his passion for each athlete who walks through the doors of iSPORT to leave feeling stronger and confident to continue on their athletic path.

As a lifelong Vermont resident Tyler spends his free time with his family enjoying all that Vermont’s outdoors have to offer, rain, snow, or sun. He is an avid skier, hockey player, and golfer. Tyler has committed his life to rehabilitating and training individuals and athletes and does so to the utmost caliber through dedication to his craft and continuous learning.

Tyler serves as iSPORTs Training Coordinator, co-head athletic trainer with Matt Howland, ATC, for Rutland High School and Killington Mountain School, and has had the opportunity to have worked as an athletic trainer for both the US Alpine and Freestyle ski teams.

If you’re interested in learning more about what advanced rehabilitation could do for you or if you’re training for your next hike to the top of Killington, race down Superstar, or Winter Olympic event, get in touch with Tyler and set up a meeting, and if you’re feeling up to it, perhaps challenge him to a friendly game of ping pong!