Meet Our Trainers

Clay Surratt, a dedicated trainer with over 12 years of experience in fitness, martial arts and general wellness. His training philosophy is person-centered and encourages building a solid foundation in wellness first and foremost.

Lynn is a newly certified Personal Trainer who has a passion for helping others. She is also a behavior change specialist, she can help you figure out behaviors that may be affecting your goals and help you correct them.

Ryan Tallant is an accomplished athlete with a track record of competing in numerous powerlifting meets and excelling in high school sports. Following his college graduation, he made the bold choice to pursue his passion for personal training and working in the gym.

Caleb Bartlett is an athlete who has competed and trained on many different stages. He was a state level athlete in basketball and tennis at Galax High School.

William S. (‘Sam’) Bartlett is a leadership practitioner who has guided both for-profit and not-for-profit organizations to high levels of success. Sam’s diverse experiences have made him a sought after motivational speaker and consultant to results driven companies.

Kayla Bartlett is a health and wellness coach who has a passion to help others become the best version of themselves. She is a Certified Personal Trainer, a Certified Precision 1 Nutrition Coach, and a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP-C).

Randy has been involved with exercise, fitness and weight training since the 1980’s. He worked for 9 years with Nautilus Sports Medical Industries during their dominating years and traveled all over the United States both selling equipment and training people to use it properly.

I want to set an example of not giving up because of age or any other perceived limitation. Age is really just a number and you truly are as young as you feel.

Keegan used to be the smallest and weakest guy in the gym and transformed that identity. He loves helping people conquer and better understand their fitness journey with deep clarity, tackling roadblocks, and simple formulas that work no matter your starting point.

Will Ward, also known as Billy, is resilient and dedicated. He is a disabled Army combat veteran who overcame tremendous challenges, including losing over 90 pounds before joining the Army. His earlier days in Florida were marked by active participation in football, basketball, baseball, and wrestling.