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Tom Ray

How old / young are you? 63 What is your occupation? Semi-retired When did you join Widespread Fitness? November, 2024 Why did you decide to give Widespread Fitness a try? Inspired by friend toward better health and fitness. What was your athletic background before starting? High school athlete, college rugby team, amateur boxer, skier, with […]

Kaylee Potter

How old/young are you?I am 25 years old. What is your occupation?I am an IT Project Manager at Viega, which is a global company that manufactures and distributes plumbing, heating, and pipe-joining fittings and systems for many markets here in North America. When did you join Widespread Fitness?I started my on-ramp in November of 2024 […]

Matt Jacobson

Athlete Of the Month Questionnaire How old/young are you? Technically, I am a Xennial, but I proudly identify as Gen-X What is your occupation? I own my own finance consulting practice. After a 20-year career at Fortune 500 companies, my position was relocated to Milwaukee two months before the pandemic hit (along with Malia’s role […]

Nikki Hopper

Athlete Of The Month Questionnaire How old / young are you? I am old enough to know better but still too young to care. What is your occupation? I am a surgical technician. When did you join Widespread Fitness? I joined Widespread with my husband in July of 2023. Why did you decide to give […]

Dave Fuller

Widespread Athlete of the Month Questionnaire – Fuller Dave – 2026-01-01   How old/young are you? I turned 55 in Nov’25 and really don’t appreciate receiving the AARP’s junk mail. What is your occupation? After spending most of my career in telecom and consulting, I quit a big tech company job in January ’25, and […]

Chris Powell

How old / young are you? 59 years young! What is your occupation? I have worked in management in the tech world for the last 20 years, but was laid off a year ago. After enjoying some me-time, I am on the hunt for my next adventure. When did you join Widespread Fitness? I joined […]

Liam Koenig

How old / young are you? ⦁ I am 15 years old What is your occupation? ⦁ I am a student When did you join Widespread Fitness? ⦁ I joined around summer 2024 Why did you decide to give Widespread Fitness a try? ⦁ I had 0 motivation to workout and I needed someone to […]

Kate Abercrombie

How old / young are you? I’ll be 43 next month. What is your occupation? I’m a Business Systems Manager in The Aerospace and Defense industry. When did you join Widespread Fitness? I just hit my 18 month anniversary! Why did you decide to give Widespread Fitness a try? I really like the small class size […]

Lance

How old / young are you? I’m 53 What is your occupation? Investment analyst with CIBC When did you join Widespread Fitness? I joined last Nov (I think) after my wife recommended it. Why did you decide to give Widespread Fitness a try? I was looking for something new for fitness. What was your athletic […]

Danyel Manley

Athlete Of The Month Questionnaire How old / young are you? 48 What is your occupation? I’m an attorney. I’ve specialized in employment law for a number of years and currently am looking for my next in-house role or possibly to career pivot to something else. When did you join Widespread Fitness? In August 2022 […]

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Lane Nelson

Fitness Coach

The questions ‘what does CrossFit mean to me’ and ‘Why do I want to be a coach’ come down to a simple quote that I immediately thought of. “It’s not the years in your life that count, it’s the life in your years.” – Dr. Edward J. Stieglitz
He wrote that in a book on longevity, and I believe that CrossFit has added life to my years and is responsible to adding life to the years of countless people and will continue to do so for many years. I have more life in my years because I’m more physically fit, because I have developed a habit of working out 4 times a week, because I track macros and count calories and because I don’t have to figure out what I’m going to do in my workouts. I feel better, I’m able to be more active with my family and friends, and I’m generally happier than I would be otherwise. And that’s all because of CrossFit. I thought about exploring coaching a while ago because I thought it would be a good way to develop my knowledge of the sport as well as help me develop coaching skills that jobs that I want in the future are looking for. Becoming a coach has given me experience with managing different personalities, meeting people where they are, motivating people in the most effective way and advance my understanding
of this sport and fitness in general. But more importantly, I add different energy, experience, capability, and level of respect to the coaching team.

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Danyel Manley

Fitness Coach

Joining Widespread Fitness set me on a life-changing journey of finding strength; self-confidence; and incredible community. A lifelong athlete and runner, I needed strength training but found it boring on my own. Through fun, varied, effective workouts, CrossFit hooked me in immediately. After losing my legal role in a company layoff and then my sister to cancer in the same year, I examined how I wanted to write my next chapter. I felt a pull to coach, no doubt inspired by my late sister, Tracey, an avid supporter of my dedication to fitness. She told me I should be a personal trainer to help others lacking knowledge about working out and confidence in their physical abilities. In her final months, she wished she did more to keep fit. Her words stick with me, and I see every workout as something I get to do, not something I have to do. Becoming a coach allows me to honor Tracey by giving others support on their path to being fitter and overall healthier. For me, coaching is part of making the most of this, in the words of Mary Oliver, “one wild and precious life.” Helping others find the strength within them and realize the mental and emotional benefits of fitness feels purposeful and connective.

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
CrossFit Coaching the Aging Athlete Course

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Derek Williams

Fitness Coach

The questions ‘what does CrossFit mean to me’ and ‘Why do I want to be a coach’ come down to a simple quote that I immediately thought of. “It’s not the years in your life that count, it’s the life in your years.” – Dr. Edward J. Stieglitz
He wrote that in a book on longevity, and I believe that CrossFit has added life to my years and is responsible to adding life to the years of countless people and will continue to do so for many years. I have more life in my years because I’m more physically fit, because I have developed a habit of working out 4 times a week, because I track macros and count calories and because I don’t have to figure out what I’m going to do in my workouts. I feel better, I’m able to be more active with my family and friends, and I’m generally happier than I would be otherwise. And that’s all because of CrossFit. I thought about exploring coaching a while ago because I thought it would be a good way to develop my knowledge of the sport as well as help me develop coaching skills that jobs that I want in the future are looking for. Becoming a coach has given me experience with managing different personalities, meeting people where they are, motivating people in the most effective way and advance my understanding
of this sport and fitness in general. But more importantly, I add different energy, experience, capability, and level of respect to the coaching team.

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer

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Chris Jackson

Fitness Coach

Our wealth is our health…I truly believe there is no better investment any of us can make than in our mental and physical health.   Living an active, healthy lifestyle enables us to get more out of life and live it to the fullest.    As a lifelong runner, I came to Widespread looking to find balance in my fitness by building strength and power.  What I found was a community of people who motivate, encourage and support one another inside and outside the gym.  Coaching at Widespread gives me the opportunity to help our athletes on their journeys toward health and fitness.  Learning new movements, improving technique and hitting PRs motivates athletes of any age, and it’s critical for those of us who want to continue growing.   Life is better together, but life is rich and full when you are healthy and fit.

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Course

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Amy Poshusta

Fitness Coach

As I have reached my mid-40s, my desire to find balance in a healthy lifestyle has peaked; balance in how much I train or workout, how much emphasis I place on healthy food choices and how much time I spend socially connecting with my family and friends.  To me, CrossFit is this balance.  It is the overlapping region on my own personal Venn diagram of training, nutrition and lifestyle, and it is providing me the best quality of life and health.  It is about challenging one’s capabilities with new and demanding workouts, nurturing bodies to grow and supporting mental health with a super fun community of like-minded and encouraging people.  CrossFit is challenges and rewards. It is individually competitive and collaborative.  It has pushed me to better how I move and to mentally persevere.  And as a result, I am the strongest, and perhaps the happiest & healthiest, I have ever been in my whole life.

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Course

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Erica Erickson

Fitness Coach

When I sit down to think about what CrossFit means to me this is what comes to mind…..self-confidence, strength, peaceful mind, supportive tribe, willingness to get out of one’s comfort zone, and not being afraid to show weaknesses.   Growing up playing sports, becoming a mom took a toll on me physically and mentally.  After our first set of twins, I tried to stay active, but after our second set, I found I didn’t have time.  I woke up one day sick of being tired, out of shape, and I knew I wanted to be a better roll model for our children.   After getting the courage to ask a friend about her CrossFit classes, I signed up for a No Sweat Intro.  After meeting with Matt, I just knew it was something I had to try or I would always wonder “What if.”  I quickly fell in love with everything about it.  The variety of the classes, the community that pushes you to step outside your comfort zone, and the incredible coaches who help you believe in yourself when you feel like stopping because you haven’t work out in years.  CrossFit has dramatically changed my life and I LOVE helping others realize the same benefits in their lives.  Knowing that I get to assist others become stronger, both mentally and physically, is the foundation of why I love being a coach.

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Course

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Ani Monroe

Fitness Coach

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Brand X Method Kids Course
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Kari Kirkendall

Nutrition Coach / Event & Media Director / Youth Fitness Director

CrossFit literally changed my life. Now I know this sounds cliche or a little extreme, but it honestly did. CrossFit not only gave me a self confidence I had no idea I could posses, a self love I didn’t think was possible and an outlet to any challenge life threw my way, but also gave me my husband, my way of living and a discovery into a passion that consumes my life in the best way possible.

What I do every day is incredible. Every day I see something amazing and inspiring happen to people that I truly care so much about. And what I am talking about has nothing to do with being able to deadlift a huge amount of weight (although that IS awesome and I am always pumped when that happens) it’s about athletes coming in with stories about being able to do something they haven’t been comfortable doing in over 2 decades (whether it’s fitness related or just wearing a piece of clothing), or seeing two children under the age of 10 tell their mom and/or dad they want to be strong like them some day, or watching people become comfortable in their own skin in a way that 3 months ago they never thought they would ever be able to do. It gives me a passion and a drive to never stop doing what we are doing.

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Course
 CrossFit Kids Course
 Brand X Method Kids Course
 Precision Nutrition
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Matthew Kirkendall

Head Coach / Owner

To me CrossFit means opportunity……..

Suffering a stress fracture to my femur, while training for my first 100 miler ultra, I sought out a different outlet to prove my fitness and stay active.  CrossFit gave me this opportunity.  Besides mostly disproving my actual fitness level, it provided me with a incomparable challenge and more accurate way to set physical and mental limits for myself.

Going through heart breaking personal struggles at home and making the life changing decision to move out west alone, away from friends and family, I arrived craving personal connection and sense of belonging.  CrossFit gave me this opportunity.   All it took was suffering side by side through a WOD before it felt like I had been a part of the community for years.

Years of reading, studying, testing everything I could on fitness and what is meant “to be fit” could only be so gratifying, I wanted to share my knowledge, experience and passion with others.  CrossFit gave me this opportunity.  It’s the feeling and joy I get when, I am able to coach a new athlete through a task that seemed impossible minutes before or see their face light up when a movement feels effortless after weeks of struggle, that makes me realize this is what I was meant to do.

Whether it be working for a national corporation or coaching at the local box, I have often questioned their ways of doing business, claiming I could do it better if only it was my business.   CrossFit gave me this opportunity.   Operating a successful fitness facility is a dream come true and proof that I can accomplish anything with the determination, patience, sacrifice and the opportunity.

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  • Leadville Trail 100 Run
  • Ironman Lake Placid
  • Bel Monte 50 Mile Endurance Run
  • Leadville Marathon
  • Several other triathlons and running races of various distances

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Pain-Free Performance Specialist Certification
 CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Course
 CrossFit Level 2 Trainer Course
 CrossFit Aerobic Capacity Course
 CrossFit Movement & Mobility Course
 CrossFit Weightlifting Trainer Course
 USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coaching Course
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