- Regularly conducting body assessments on all clients (i.e. skinfold calibrations and body measurements)- Coaching client's on a variety of exercise routines, focusing on having perfect form- every rep of every set of every work-out - Monitoring client's progress and making sure they're on track to meet their goals in a timely fashion- Taking new clients/prospectives through initial work-outs and aggressively attacking any weaknesses and inhibitions they may have- Prepping work-out cards for client's work-outs, which will assist in client receiving optimal service every work-out and each work-out being an 8.5-9.5 on a scale from 1-10

• Working with a wide variety of clients on a daily basis from high school athletes, young/middle aged professionals, and retired/elderly individuals • Selling personal training membership packages ranging in prices from $480-$5300, and keeping track of client’s accounts to ensure appropriate timing of re-ups • Collaborating with owner Matt Wiedemer and co-owner Jason Harbin on various topics such as client’s progression, maintenance of sessions, referral generation, and providing great customer service for optimal client experiences and satisfaction • Following up with all clients on a regular basis via e-mail, phone, and text (10-15 clients/week); scheduling/re-scheduling sessions at client’s most convenient availabilities• Started as an intern September 2010; hired as a trainer February 2011

• Taught and lectured 25 students in Functional Human Anatomy lab (3 sections/semester); in complete charge of entire course, including grade submissions, preparation of lectures for lab, and the manner in which content would be taught• Met with students weekly about their academic standing in the class, and would occasionally meet with them on any personal problems that may have affected their academic performance• Regularly met with professor (Dr. Smith) of the lecture portion of the class, going over expected goals for the week’s lab, student’s performance, and various tools for successful teaching of the lab

• Conducted various research tests, such as finger prick analyses, body fat composition, oxygen consumption during exercise, lower body anaerobic power tests, maximal fat oxidation during exercise in women, and various motor control assessments• Met IRB (Institutional Review Board) standards, and followed procedures and guidelines for any project/research work conducted• MHU (Mobile Health Unit) Peer educator- enlightening students on health risks of common social trends such as cigarette smoking, alcohol use, and safe sex practices• Traveled nationwide for health science conferences; advised students that were presenting different ways in which content could be presented to capture viewers attention more intimately• Conducting a variety of fitness/health assessments varying from strength tests (1-RM lift tests), lateral/linear speed tests, body composition tests (bod pod, Tanita scales); performed various assessments on entire Miami University hockey team, such as wingate tests and on-ice skating tests to determine individual athlete’s requirements for season long health and optimal performance