September 3, 2026
There’s a moment most men recognize but rarely talk about. Energy starts to dip. The drive that once felt effortless begins to fade. Work piles up, the gym falls off the schedule, and somewhere along the way, you stop feeling like yourself. For many, the answer they get from traditional healthcare is a shrug and a prescription. David Olinger saw that gap and decided to do something about it.
As the General Manager and Owner of Gameday Men’s Health Mount Pleasant, David has built a concierge men’s health clinic in the heart of the Lowcountry that is redefining what it means to take care of yourself. It’s a place where men can walk in, have real conversations, and walk out with a plan rather than a brush-off.
But to understand why David built what he built, you have to know a little bit about the man behind it. Because his story is anything but ordinary.
David Olinger grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, raised by a hardworking, self-made businessman who taught him early on that discipline and integrity aren’t just good values. They’re the foundation everything else is built on. Those lessons stuck. But so did something else: a deep, restless curiosity about the world.
David has visited 67 countries. And in the most movie-worthy twist you could write, he met his wife not at a dinner party or a work event, but in a hostel in Argentina. Two backpackers finding each other while making their way through South America. Today, that same sense of adventure and openness to the unexpected shapes how he runs his business and shows up for his patients.
When he’s not at the clinic, you’ll find David on a golf course, hiking a trail, camping with his wife, or planning their next trip. He’s been in Charleston for two years now, and already, the community has become home.
Like most great businesses, Gameday Men’s Health Mount Pleasant was born out of a problem David couldn’t stop thinking about. He watched men around him, good men, hard-working men, struggling with low energy, weight gain, and a creeping sense that something was off. And when they turned to traditional healthcare for answers, too often they felt dismissed, rushed, or handed a one-size-fits-all solution that didn’t actually address what was going on.
“I wanted to create a clinic where men feel comfortable having real conversations, receive individualized treatment plans, and see measurable improvements in how they look, feel, and perform in everyday life.”
That vision became Gameday Men’s Health, a men’s health clinic in Mount Pleasant, SC built around hormone optimization, testosterone replacement therapy, weight loss, peptides, vitamin therapy, and sexual wellness. All of it delivered with a level of personalization and care that feels nothing like the traditional doctor’s office experience.
One of the first things David wants men to understand is that what his team does isn’t about shortcuts. It’s about thoughtful, medically guided care that’s tailored to each individual with a focus on sustainable results, safety, and helping patients feel like the best version of themselves again.
The patients who connect most with David’s approach are the ones ready to take ownership of their health. Busy professionals, active dads, athletes who want to perform at their best. People who are engaged in the process and excited to see real, tangible improvement. Not just in the gym, but in their energy, their confidence, and their quality of life day to day.
It’s a deeply personal kind of care. And that’s exactly what makes it work.
For David, business and faith have never been separate things. The way he leads, the way he treats patients, the way he makes decisions, all of it flows from the same place.
"My faith keeps me grounded and guides me to lead with integrity, humility, and respect. It influences how I treat people, make decisions, and strive to do the right thing in both business and life.”
That thread runs through everything at Gameday Men’s Health, from how the team interacts with patients to the clinic’s deep roots in the local community. David and his team actively give back: donating to the VFW (Veterans of Foreign War), sponsoring the Mount Pleasant Christmas Parade, the East Cooper Bridge Run, and local youth sports teams.
When David found Charleston Business Exchange, it felt like the right fit immediately. Not because of the networking opportunity, but because of the people.
David puts it best himself. “I genuinely enjoy the people. It’s a great group of professionals who are supportive, authentic, and easy to build real relationships with.”
That’s what David has found at CBX: a community where showing up matters, where business relationships grow from genuine trust, and where the goal is always bigger than the transaction. His favorite part? The connections. “The relationships feel genuine,” he says, “and it’s been great getting to know others who are supportive and invested in helping each other grow.”
It aligns perfectly with how David defines community in business: showing up, giving back, and supporting the people who support you.
For David, community isn’t a marketing strategy. It’s a responsibility.
If you or someone you know has been saying “I just don’t feel like I used to”, whether it’s energy, strength, weight, or overall vitality, David and the team at Gameday Men’s Health Mount Pleasant are ready to help. Your first consultation is completely free, and they make the process simple, comfortable, and built around you.
Book your FREE consulation and take the first step toward feeling your best.
