Olympic gold medalist Steve Hegg is a man of many talents. He is most famous for his two Olympic berths, 13 National titles, and a colorful, highly decorated 25 year professional cycling career. 12 years after his Olympic victory he transitioned from track cycling to road cycling and rode with Lance Armstrong in the 1996 Olympic Road race.

As a 17 year old, he was the youngest downhill skier to be ranked #1 in the World. He won 4 U.S. National titles in skiing before converting to cycling. He read that Jean Claude Killey used cycling to crosstrain for skiing, but Steve never crossed back, he simply rode on to greatness in cycling.

Today, Steve is cycling and participating in racing events. He also cycles daily and enjoys Golf and other activities.

In August 2019, Steve came to StemX looking for relief from chronic back pain caused from years of wear and tear from thousands of hours  of cycling. He was diagnosed and approved as a candidate for Regenerative Medicine treatment and received a 2cc injection into his lower back. Within 2 days his pain was gone.  In September, Steve participated in a grueling 5 hour road cycling competition in the High Sierra Mountains in California and finished the event without back pain. Steve has stopped using his medication for back pain and continues to see steady improvement. Cycle on Steve!