I’ve been into some type of fitness since I could walk. Growing up from the ages 5-12 I was involved in dance, cheer, and gymnastics. From ages 13-21, I played softball and earned a collegiate scholarship to
play for California State University San Marcos located in Northern San Diego. I studied Kinesiology and earned my Bachelors in Science degree. During my softball career, we practiced every day along with 3 days a week of extra strength and conditioning work.

This is essentially what got me interested in becoming a fitness coach. I interned for Perseverance Training in my last year of school where I worked with ages ranging from 10-70 years old in functional fitness. I soon became a certified fitness trainer through the ISSA (International Sports Science Association). I started at the Village February 2017 as an intern and then became a permanent Coach. I have experience in coaching all of the classes including Personal Training, Team Training, and Group Training. I also work in the health care industry full time so I mainly coach the night classes that work with my schedule.

The village is more than just a gym; it is a supportive family/community where everyone has similar goals so it is easy to stay motivated by others and it is a fun environment to workout in. I love making up new crazy workouts for our members to try. Every class is different so you’ll never get bored!