Let’s Work Together.

What You Can Expect

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Working together in an individual setting is the best way to achieve your health goals! Personal training is where my experience and education have the opportunity to be fully applied to a program. We’ll address your individual imbalances and movement habits, and assert effort only on things that lead us to your specific objectives.

If you want to achieve your goals as efficiently as possible, there’s no substitute for individual personal training. Please reach out if you’re ready to seriously pursue your fitness!

Personal Training

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You know what can make exercise a lot more fun? Killing it with your friends! Working together in a group is a fantastic way to stay accountable, enjoy fitness more, and keep training economical.

I have trained group exercise since my undergraduate days. It’s a fantastic fitness modality and an incredibly fun workout to lead. Over the years, I’ve learned to maximize my coaching within a group setting to ensure clients get as close to one-on-one instruction as possible!

Group Training

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For trainers, gyms and clients alike, COVID threw us all for a loop. For me, it turned into a “when life gives you lemons” situation. In response to gym closures, I began transporting equipment to train clients in their homes, and that was one of my greatest silver linings of the pandemic. It’s amazing how effective training can be with only a few weights (supplied by me) and a little open space (supplied by you).

If you live in the Mead area and prefer to exercise from the comfort of your own home, please reach out! I’d love to come support you.

In-Home Training