About Justin

Certifications/Education: National Academy of Sports Medicine-certified (NASM) Personal Trainer, Corrective Exercise Specialist, Weight Loss Specialist, Nutrition Coach, Stretching & Flexibility Coach, TRX Certified, B.S. Business Administration - Sport Management Webber International University Specialty/Experience: Weight loss & H.I.I.T./Circuit training Training/Life Philosophy or Personal Mantra: "We are what we repeatedly do." "Excellence is not an act, but a habit" -Aristotle

About Paige

Certifications/Education: International Sports Sciences Association (ISSSA) Certified Personal Trainer, Strength and Conditioning Coach, and Certified Nutritionist/Nutrition Coach with a B.S. in Biology - Baylor University Specialty/Experience: Strength training and nutrition coaching Training/Life Philosophy or Personal Mantra: “Do today what others aren’t willing to; to accomplish what others can’t.” - Mathew Fraser

About Deleyah

Certifications/Education: B.S. Psychology - West Texas A&M University, NASM CPT - Certified Personal Trainer Specialty/Experience: Functional strength training, Personalized program development, Resistance training, Glute and lower body training

About Franklin

Certifications/Education: National Academy of Sports Medicine-certified (NASM) Personal Trainer. Currently studying Finance at The University of Texas at Dallas. Specialty/Experience: Weight loss, strength training, and sports-specific movements. Training/Life Philosophy or Personal Mantra: A dream doesn’t become a reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work.

About Simra

B.S. Kinesiology - University of Central Oklahoma ACSM EP - Certified Exercise Physiologist Road Runners Club of America - Level 1 Coach Boxing for Fitness Certification American Red Cross Lifeguard Specialty/Experience: Functional training, strength training, and endurance training, including swimming, cycling, and running Training/Life Philosophy or Personal Mantra: Always have a plan to follow to keep you motivated and know what and when your next workout should be. Find something you enjoy doing so it doesn’t feel like “work.”