Dr.Tim Warren
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Dr.Tim Warren

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Dr. Tim Warren has been an endurance athlete and adventurer since the age of 12 when he came in nearly last in his first cross country race. He hiked the Grand Canyon rim to rim at age 15, ran his first 26 mile marathon at 16 and hitchhiked coast to coast at 18. Dr. Tim has suffered from a debilitating joint and nerve condition since the age of 10 inspiring him to spend years researching natural fitness, nutrition and headspace. He become a Doctor of Chiropractic and subsequently cared for over 10,000 individuals in over 250,000 patient interactions before leaving clinical practice to teach and write. His topics invariably result in “inspiration and perspiration” for his audiences which can vary between a second grade classroom to a Fortune 500 company to a chiropractic convention. His mission is to leave his audience with the concept of super-wellness and the confidence to know deep down they can achieve it. A former sponsored mountaineer, Dr. Tim has climbed the highest peak on four continents including becoming the first Rhode Islander and Chiropractor to summit Mt. Everest at age 48. His first book “Lessons From Everest” was published in 2010 and his second “Feet, Fork and Fun: How To Fail Your Way To Fitness” was published by Wickford Press in January of 2017. He is available to present at gatherings large and small. Through his school presentations, Dr. Tim has reached many tens of thousands of children grades 2-12 with his message of hope, optimism, hard work and especially the concept of failure as prerequisite of success.
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