Contressa Adamson

Owner

David Gelb

Manager

David finished high school having participated in football, soccer, track, cross country, and weightlifting. Being smaller than a lot of his teammates really drove him to work hard to be stronger and faster. At 17 he competed in his first bodybuilding show, 2009 Panhandle Showdown, placing 2nd in the teen division. After HS, David joined the Marine Corps and served as a motor transport mechanic until 2014. While serving in the Marine Corps, David continued bodybuilding and powerlifting. In 2013, while lifting for the American Powerlifting Association and World Powerlifting Association, he became the 2013 Junior World Powerlifting Champion in his division. David holds an Associates Degree with a focus on Kinesiology, Personal Training Certification, and Sports Nutritionist Certification. He has a personal interest in sports nutrition and supplementation and has extensive knowledge and experience allowing him to help everyone from the average gym goer to the competitive athlete.

Brooke Nichole

Manager

Zach Beagle

Trainer

Zach’s fitness journey started at 12 years-old when he started exercising because he wanted to be bigger and stronger. Over time this grew into an intense passion for physical fitness, constantly wanting to learn more about how the human body functioned and adapted to exercise, eventually leading him to become an ACSM Certified Personal Trainer and earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science from the University of West Florida. Along with his degree he also completed an Internship with Select Physical Therapy and earned his CrossFit Level 1 Certification in the pursuit of being able to help anybody reach the goals they set out to achieve across all aspects of health and fitness!

Landell Cade

Trainer

John Fitzgerald

Trainer

John turned his passion into a career and became a certified personal trainer through the American Council on Exercise. His focus is on helping mainstream America become healthier and more confident through physical activity and general fitness knowledge. He adheres to the idea that true fitness must encompass four disciplines: muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility and proper nutrition. Further, the four disciplines must become a way of life in order for an individual to maintain the lifestyle he or she envisions. John does not agree with any “fad diet plan” or “quick fix”. With this in mind, John has adopted a philosophy of proper technique and cross training in order to avoid injuries and monotony. Whether your goal is to lose weight, becomes physically stronger, tone, train for a certain event, or increase your general fitness knowledge, John can help you out.

Bill Martin

Trainer

Colleen Mullens

Trainer