While hospitality is my career and what I enjoy doing, exercising is my passion. I enjoy fitness and I love motivating others to push their limits. I understand the term that pain is weakness leaving the body, but I'll never exceed that limitation where you are doing damage to yourself. My classes are tough but never impossible. I try to encourage members to perform the modification move until they are maxing out with it, then move on to the original move. Sometimes people think they are more in shape than they really are and can end up hurting themselves.I see this as my responsibility to encourage and motivate the participant while keeping their overall health in mind. You never want to discourage someone from doing a move, rather push them harder at the modification move. Fitness class is a perfect replica of what life in the business world is like.A good coach motivates and encourages, a good coach pushes and helps, a good coach will help you achieve as long as you commit to yourself.

Insanity is a total body workout that requires no gym or equipment for 30 minutes!You'll use your own body weight to sculpt your arms, chest, and shoulders. Insanity uses plyometrics, featuring hopping and jumping exercises borrowed from sports like basketball, skiing, baseball and boxing to tone your body.The program is based on a fitness method called "max interval training." Max interval training has you work as hard as you can for 3-minute intervals, with 30-second periods of rest in between. There are MODIFICATIONS for every move!What makes Insanity an effective cardio workout are the high-impact exercises, including jumping jacks, jumps, and sprints.High-intensity interval training programs like this are not for everyone. If you have any medical problems or take medications, talk to your doctor before starting this workout.

Topgolf venues, the first brand expression from Topgolf Entertainment Group, connect communities of fans in meaningful waysthrough technology, entertainment, food and beverage, and the belief that Topgolf is a place where one can discover common gr oun dno matter the occasion. These venues feature high tech gaming, climate controlled hitting bays, a chef driven menu, hand craftedcocktails, music, corporate and social event spaces, and more. Topgolf venues entertain more than 20 million guests annually at nearly60 locations across the U.S. and internationally.

Currently I am employed at the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport as the Event Planning Manager. This job involves me detailing all major events that come through the Hyatt Regency at the airport. Events like corporate meetings, seminars, dance shows and beauty pageants will be my area of detailing. I am responsible to creating diagrams of what their rooms will look like, while also organizing and distributing information to the food and beverage staff along with the banquets staff so they know what each event requires. My job puts me in the position to think of everything my client will be doing from when they wake up in the morning, to when the arrive at our hotel, when they arrive at their first meeting, to leaving from their last meeting and ending with check-out. I'll need to work on a food menu as well and inquire about snacks or coffee during any down time. My position at the Hyatt requires a HIGH attention to detail, with intricate organization of information so every aspect of the hotel; food and beverage, hospitality, outlets, hospitality, rooms, reservation, housekeeping, and the front office, are clear on what will be going on with my event once they enter the facility.If I've done my job right, I should not need to even attend their meetings because my team of capable managers and their staff will handle the execution of the events.

My journey through KDKA Radio has been a most rewarding experience. I have truly found a passion for radio and everything that it's about. My main responsibility is to get KDKA in to the public eye, promote events, conduct contests and giveaways appropriately, but above all, interact with our listeners.There hasn't been a question yet that I didn't answer for a listener. No question is too small for me to ignore, that's my responsibility, to keep our listeners happy and coming back. Every time I receive a complaint about something I always remember that my attitude will reflect KDKA Radio and could alter the over on-air product of the station. The most rewarding part of my job has to be that I can promote events for non-profit organizations that otherwise wouldn't be on our radio. It's a tremendous feeling when I receive feedback from organizations stating that either a member or a participant heard about the event through KDKA Radio. I think of myself as the go-between with Sales and Programming. I have to walk a balanced line to keep the sales department happy and making money, while also not compromising the on-air product.I am responsible for all the contests and giveaways we do on air and on site. I am required to uphold the CBS contest rules through every promotion. I am also responsible for mailing out the prizes or gathering them for pick up. All event and promotions must receive my approval before they are aired on KDKA Radio. I worked with organizations like Autism Speaks, The Warmathon, The Education Partnership, Giant Eagle, Epilepsy, and It's About The Warrior Foundation.I was responsible for planning, organizing and executing events including the KDKA 95th Anniversary, The 32nd Annual Spaghetti Breakfast, and Crayons for Kids to benefit The Education Partnership. CBS Radio events including Kidapalooza, Truck or Treat and Eat. Drink. Pittsburgh. received promotional support from KDKA Radio while I organized KDKA's involvement at the event.

I was responsible for organizing guests for our program by contacting them, and then coordinating the interview time. Then I would determine a contact phone to reach them by for the interview.During the program I was considered a co-Administrator for the KDKA social media pages by promoting The Mike Pintek Show guests and topics. I would encourage our followers to comment on a post, write an email to Mike or call in to the radio show to interact on a topics. I was a contributor to KDKA.com, by creating stories using the audio from interviews on The Mike Pintek Show. I have developed excellent online writing skills and the ability to write for a web page through the job.My communications skills blossomed at this job and that was when I realized my personal interaction abilities are my biggest asset. People feel comfortable when they talk to me and find me an easy person to get along with.

After completing an internship for a two month period, I was hired as a part-time producer. Then 9 months later I was employed as a full-time producer. During the first 19-months of my full-time career, I was assigned the overnight shift where I was responsible for operating live programs and live, syndicated programs on our SAS Rubicon board. I would also record and edit the audio from the 11pm news on KDKA TV to collect information for the morning news editor to use. I continuously monitored the transmitter every 2 hours while signing and following the official FCC log. Through access of the Associated Press Prime Cuts website and CBS Radio News Feed I was able to collect audio cuts for our news and sports reporters.This job has given me knowledge of the Nexus system, Audio Vault AIR, NewsBoss software, Promosuite, the blog website Word Press and Accuweather's client sight.

I am the Assistant Coach for the Peters Township High School Softball team. My responsibilities include to conduct practices with both junior varsity and varsity teams. To organize positions for mainly the junior varsity team, while giving input for the varsity team. I have set my goal to push my team as hard as they can go, to bring them together as a stronger unit. Over the fall season I assist the recreation program as a volunteer and coach the Peters Township 18 and under Team. This combines the same high school girls off a high school field setting, while still working together and growing as a team. We hold practices two nights a week and 5 weekends consecutively, we participate in weekend tournaments. Between the end of October and the beginning of January, the team and I meet with the high school trainer in the weight room for weight training. Then by January 1 we are back inside for winter ball conditioning. This is where we do more strenuous activities all indoors preparing for the weather to break. While indoors we will visit a hitting facility along with indoor practices to focus more on our offensive game. When season starts we focus practices mainly on fine tuning and performing our skills on defense skills out on the field. Our games allow us to put all of this hard work together for our final performance. Over all of our seasons of softball my main responsibility is to assist the head coach and athletic director in any request.

After my internship with the company they generously hired me to report on stories in the Peters Township area. The news editor would assign me a story to investigate with contact information. I would interview multiple sources on each story to write the most accurate article for the newspaper. I was also instructed to collect either a personal photo or a relating photo from the company to accompany the story.

To begin my coaching career, I assisted my father on my sister's travel softball team. Here, I was mainly to focus on defensive mechanics to improve and overall offensive skills. We held practices once a week beginning in January at our Power House facility to focus on hitting. Then beginning in late May we attended tournaments every weekend until the middle of August. My responsibility before every game was to help the girls stretch and warm up. Next, I would hit ground balls and fly balls for field practice.

I was the overall student-leader for the journalism department. I assisted the professor who was in charge of the newspaper, Dr. Vivian Wagner and the current Editor-in-Chief to organize the writers, photographers and editors. I contributed to the distribution of the newspaper around campus. While also entertaining the students of the campus community with journalism-related events to attend.The previous year, August 2009 to May 2010, I was the Vice President.

Here on the local radio station, I created local news stories for the broadcast use through a certain time period. I conducted recorded interviews from which I selected short cuts to create news wraps with. For stories with limited information I would either record my own voice as a story or write a news beat for the DJ to read.I was manager of the news reporters whose job was to help me gather information for local news. I created a pre recorded news program, Beyond the Headlines, from extended audio stories my team put together. I recorded openings, closings and bumpers for the Half hour News Update and Beyond the Headlines.This job helped me gain knowledge in the Associated Press News software, the DAD Operating system, Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audio Effects.

As a representative from Orbit TV and WMCO, I was selected to call alumni who participated in the communications division while in college for donations. We celebrated our 90th anniversary and asked the alum for any donation they could give and then invited them out to our birthday ceremony.Two nights out of the week I spent 2 hours calling alumni and recollecting on their fond memories of their time at Muskingum.

As a writer and editor, I gained experience in writing feature, news and sports articles, editorial stories, advertisements, and recipes. I am skilled in copy editing, transcription of recorded interviews, and proofreading for publication. I became a competent research investigator and reporter with a driven commitment to produce high quality news stories. I skillfully designed eye catching layouts for the weekly newspaper using the stories and photos taken by the staff members.This job game me the knowledge of Word Perfect, Microsoft Word, Page Maker, Ventura Publisher, Corel Paintshop Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign. Previously, I was a staff writer and photographer. I began editing along with writing in August of 2009.

This job gave me an observant eye for detail and a strong control of camera and editing techniques. I developed an enthusiasm for visual storytelling, through news reporting and film production. My responsibilities included writing and organizing program script for The Muskie Rundown. I assigned staff members to produce sports packages. I required the package's to last between 3-5 minutes for our production. I taught new members the proper way to use our equipment and computer software.Previous positions I held include cameraman, teleprompter, audio controller, graphic’s controller, tech director and floor director.This job gave me the knowledge to use Sony Handycam HDR-CX190, Sony HVR-HD1000U, Panasonic AG-AC7  Panasonic AVCCAM AG-AC130P, Final Cut Pro, Sony Vegas Pro, AVID Pinnacle / Media Composer, and Corel Digital Studio.

I coached alongside the legendary division three softball coach Donna Newberry. For my graduation project I created a video on her life and career in her memory. She passed away in November 2010 to her third battle with cancer. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odt0LkU32LYSlideshow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXiUHgEvosII became skilled in training offense and defense through drills and situations. Along with athletic administration knowledge of travel planning, budgeting expenses, scheduling, academic requirements, and public relations.Overall my responsibilities revolved around assisting in practices and maintaining organization during both games and practices. While successfully completing all of coach’s requests to the best of my ability.