REED CHRISTY

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MEET REED

Before his accident, Reed Christy lived in constant motion — training, traveling, refereeing, always measuring life by effort and control.

A motorcycle crash changed everything. He woke to life-altering injuries and the loss of his leg, unable to recognize the person he had become.

Recovery did not come as motivation or optimism. It came through stillness — and attention. Forced to slow down, Reed realized how much of his life he had been moving through without truly inhabiting it. Strength, identity, and performance took on entirely new meaning.

Today, Reed shares that perspective with audiences across the country. As a wellness professional, he helps shape our understanding of movement, healing, and long-term well-being.

As a speaker, he offers honest insight — not clichés or empty inspiration. Reed doesn’t tell people to push harder. He invites them to pay attention.

Reed’s perspective resonates strongly with sales and leadership audiences navigating performance pressure, burnout, and constant forward motion—without losing ambition or edge.

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Reed Christy recently spoke with some of our health science students about overcoming adversity. Reed was one of the most engaging speakers I have had in my classroom. Reed’s positivity and openness about himself and his injuries made the students feel comfortable and brought out their natural inquisitiveness.

The students not only learned about his recovery but gained insight into the patient’s side of healing and recovery. As students planning to become health professionals, they were asking about how they could be better at their job of providing care and empathy to their future patients. I highly recommend Reed as an uplifting motivational for speaker students and health professionals.

Jeff Lewis (Science Instructor)

MORE ABOUT REED

Reed Christy is a keynote speaker and educator who speaks about what happens when speed disappears—

and attention takes its place. A lifelong athlete and wellness professional, Reed built his identity around movement, performance, and control until a catastrophic motorcycle accident and the loss of his leg forced everything to stop.

What followed wasn’t a comeback story, but a reckoning.

Through lived experience, Reed explores awareness, attention, and the hidden cost of relentless momentum. His talks are grounded, unflinching, and deeply human—inviting high-performing audiences to slow down, reflect, and reconsider what strength and progress really mean.

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