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Bradford Keen

A personal trainer with a keen focus on locomotion and bodyweight strength, Brad helps people move with confidence – and have fun in the process. With intelligent programming, a dose of empathy, and a touch of humour, he works with clients to create a physical practice that develops strength, flexibility and control.

Brynn Daniels

Brynn has enjoyed some or other form of physical activity over the years. As a result of an injury, he sought out means to keep active and discovered the gem that is GMB!Jiujitsu being his main hobby, GMB was the perfect complement. His passion for movement and the joy it brings became the driving force behind his pursuit of the GMB Apprenticeship, and sharing with others about mindful movement. Brynn on learning about kaizen: “Just start. One nutritious meal, one set, one step. It starts with one.”

Ammara Gul Aga

Ammara is an ACE certified Personal Trainer and Precision Nutrition Coach. Her passion for fitness is at par with her love for all things baked! She loves to help clients find joy in movement and connect with their inner child through play. After a core injury from childbirth, Ammara has especially been working with women to regain confidence in their bodies and make their way to being pain free. (Sometimes, she rewards her clients with cupcakes.)

Javier Luis P Gomez

Javier is a teacher who embraces lifelong learning. He feels GMB is such a great method for incorporating the principles of living well, not being afraid to make mistakes, and learning along the way. When he’s not trying to work on his handstand, he’s probably working on his backyard garden.

Louis Ong

Louis has a diverse background in endurance sports (marathons, biathlons, ironman triathlon). He believes in mobility through exploring mindful movements creates freedom that leads to greater pursuits in daily life. Louis uses GMB methods to improve running efficiency and avoid injuries. He also enjoys working on handstand together with his 3 young boys.

Moe Ng

Moe started performing in breakdance at the age of 15. He has competed in basketball, volleyball, swimming, track & field, and bodybuilding, all while teaching breakdance. Moe is leading the Pure Fitness team to integrate the philosophy and movement principles of GMB into their fitness culture.

Nayos Thammaraks

Nayos is a Functional Health Coach specializing in behavioral change. He’s passionate about helping parents with young children improve their health and wellbeing. He believes that you can only give your best to your children when you’re feeling your best! Nayos helps his clients build sustainable health-promoting habits and develop effective fitness programs using the GMB method. One of his favorite things to do is to practice locomotion with his 4-year-old son.

Prince Bell, Jr

I help adults become better athletes by teaching playful movement. I began my coaching journey as a student coach in college over 20 years ago, and since that time I have enjoyed helping people reach their full athletic potential. My training is rooted in my background in various Chinese martial arts, Qigong, mindfulness meditation, and the GMB method.

In addition to fitness and martial arts, I also enjoy Marvel superhero movies, and I know way too many random things about Bruce Lee!

Vanessa Koh

Vanessa has been a Personal Trainer at Pure Fitness in Singapore for more than 8 years. Her goal as a trainer is to help all her clients to move better, without pain, and improve their quality of life. She is training mostly in endurance sports and credits GMB with helping her balance, running, as well as her flexibility.

Andy Hrelja

Andy has a passion for learning about how to make the human body better through exercise and nutrition. He wants to use what he learns to help others. He’s an avid martial artist currently studying Hapkido, BJJ, and Tae Kwon Do. Andy also has experience with weight lifting, kettlebells, DVRT (sandbags). His quest for strength and flexibility drew him to GMB where the programs and overall philosophy resonated with his own beliefs.

Conor O’Shea, Lead GMB Trainer

Conor is a personal trainer, Precision Nutrition coach, and Yoga teacher from Ireland. He teaches individuals and small groups and follows a sustainable, habit-based approach with clients. He loves traveling and all things movement related.

Corey Story

Corey has been moving his body for as long as he can remember, jumping on trampolines as a kid, monkey bars, climbing trees. He trained as a floor tumbler & sports acrobatics in his teens & has been practicing yoga since then. He started functional body weight training in his 30s. He works as a Physical Therapist, Yoga Teacher & PT, integrating modalities that clients need to keep their body strong, pain free & in better health.

David D’Amore

David has extensive knowledge and experience in several areas of physical development, having worked in the fitness industry since 2010. He runs and owns The Handstand Hub, a studio in Cairns that helps people build the foundations of strength, flexibility and skills in a fun and supportive environment. David’s training ethic and philosophy resonates with the GMB approach, in that he sees value in holistic and sustainable practices that are suitable for people from all walks of life.

Junior Vassiliou, Lead GMB Trainer

Junior heads up GMB Australia from his gym, Progressive Strength, in Brisbane. In addition to teaching regular GMB classes on-site, he organizes workshops and seminars around Australia and assists with the curriculum for GMB group classes.

Katie O’Keeffe

Katie is a reformed elite triathlete who wishes she had discovered GMB earlier in her life. Katie is also a mum to three beautiful boys and a management consultant specialising in leadership development and high performing teams. She fully appreciates the challenges of finding time to take care of yourself. She brings a unique combination of a passion for exercise with formal neuroscience training to enable you to be at your best, every day. Katie integrates GMB movement into a holistic approach with her clients that addresses all the foundational drivers of an optimised brain/body system – exercise, sleep, nutrition and mindfulness – while enabling you to fit it in with a busy work and family schedule.

Matty Perrett

Matty is based on the Surf Coast of Victoria and owner of FORM Strength & Mobility studio in Geelong. A devoted father of young Mila and partner of Ellise, Matty is a climber, ocean and music lover, men and boys health advocate. Matty assists clients to build movement practices for the long game. Movement over a lifetime. Matty programmes exercise based around assessments, goals, and life situation. Keeping movement safe, fun and effective.

Michael Griffiths

Michael started training to help with farm life. That blossomed into helping others with their fitness goals. After over 20 years in the Commercial fitness industry, he now works from his private studio TRKP movement lab (back on the farm 😁🤪) For Michael, training should be fun and enhance the things you like to do. The GMB approach has been a part of a natural educational evolution that has highlighted a mindful approach to movement and life.

Piers Kwan

Piers is a teacher by trade, and takes great pleasure in helping the community at QLD Kettlebells in East Brisbane. Piers places a high value on technical proficiency and long-term outcomes, and runs a unique group training class that melds these key values with a chance for people to connect and enjoy each other’s company.

Wendy SY Cheah

Wendy is a musculoskeletal therapist by trade, also coming from dance, performance and teaching background. Movement is bread and butter for her. She loves challenges and passion in assisting others to reach to their fullest potential. Her goal is to empower everyone of all ages that we can anti-age our body, and our body can be strong and mobile the way it should be no matter what age we are in and what we’ve been through.

AJ Harris

AJ has been around the world and back, growing up in San Francisco and now residing in Munich, Germany. AJ was always and an athlete, daredevil and troublemaker. He has spent a lot of time jumping out of planes, climbing mountains, and pushing the envelope of what he is capable of. He loves to compete and try new things, and is interested in building teams, learning what a group of individuals can accomplish when taught to work together. AJ is passionate about teaching kids using the GMB method not only in the gym, or on the mat, but in any aspect of their lives. He wants to help kids learn to help themselves by putting in the work and experiencing the success that comes with it. He hopes to help his team, “leave the jersey in a better place.”

Alex C. Marcher

Alex is a movement enthusiast who loves to experiment with new ways of moving through space. They came to GMB to improve strength and flexibility for their Ashtanga yoga practice but fell in love with the playfulness and mindful exploration of the locomotions taught with the GMB method. They want to help and inspire others on all levels to rediscover the fun of movement and how good a cared-for body can feel.

Alexander Maaß

Alex has 10 years plus experience in practicing and teaching ashtanga yoga and works with people in the healthcare industry for over 17 years. His love for handbalancing is rooted deeply in the believe that anyone can achieve more than one thinks one could. You can catch him bouldering, giving handstand and yoga classes or practicing calisthenics skills and playfull movement exploration. The GMB method is at the heart of his coaching for a well rounded and mindful learning experience and he will be happy to be of service for you to move and feel better.

Andrea Di Gregorio

Andrea is a personal trainer with a background as a Kinesiologist. Physical activity was always a priority in his life, as he practiced soccer and karate for a decades before falling in love with movement exploration. After many years of studying, his goal is to empower his clients about their own bodies. He believes that if everybody could be aware of their own body, we could all live better lives. He is curious about nature, science, and humans. You can find him on Instagram, upside down or hanging around somewhere!

Ariel Ron

Ariel comes to GMB with a background in body building/powerlifting. He is a level 2 Animal Flow instructor; a level 2 certified Movnat Trainer; and is an FRCms and FRAs mobility and assessment specialist. Ariel’s main focus is on teaching the fundamental basics of strength, flexibility and motor control, emphasizing technique and quality of movement. He is driven by the desire to see people thrive, so that they feel empowered and capable in their own bodies.

Beatriz Sales Zabala

Bea has been exploring movement her whole life: ballet, contemporary dance, Pilates, capoeira and movement exploration. She is currently a Polestar Pilates instructor and FMS System trainer leading the “Colectivo espacio” team where she integrates the philosophy and movement principles of GMB to helping others improve their physical capabilities, and to achieve a freedom in movement that will add value, and quality to people´s life.

Bob Nicolle

Bob has been a client of GMB since 2013, using the GMB Method to train and improve his hand balancing practice. Bob’s other interest include BJJ, unicycling and climbing. His goal as a trainer is to encourage and inspire others to continue to learn and develop new skill throughout their lives.

Dorian Colombi

Dorian specializes in personal training, confidential and tailored, which allows you to access information on correct posture and physical enhancement aimed at achieving maturity and awareness that will accompany you over time and that form the appropriate structure and instinctive tools to react in dangerous conditions. He has a ten-year background in self-defense techniques, fitness and life strategic coaching.

Duncan McGechie

Duncan has a background in martial arts, yoga and outdoor pursuits. Having been a therapist for many years he understands the importance of physical activity and training well for a long and happy life. Duncan’s focus is to help people become more embodied so they can avoid pain and wear and tear, and enjoy their physicality, age successfully and feel good in their bodies. Not just strength and mobility, also the mind body connection!

Edith Maria, Lead GMB Trainer

Edith Maria currently works as a movement teacher, acting mainly as a personal trainer for her clients both online and in person. She teaches GMB Fitness weekly classes and monthly workshops, both online and in person. She has a background in dance (primarily Modern Dance). She’s a certified Yoga and Pilates instructor, Rhythmical Gymnastics instructor, and she graduated as a Movement Pedagogue/Therapist from a well-known movement institute (Gotvedinstituttet) in Copenhagen in 2016. She loves to explore and challenge her own body’s potential, which is essential to being able to convey bodily experiences to her clients.

Giovanni Miesen

In school, Giovanni was taught that from a design perspective ‘form follows function’ but soon found out this also applied to the human body. Learning about the physical autonomy and progressive training is what got him interested in the GMB method of training. Making teaching movement his full time profession, it was only a matter of time to close the circle and apply for the GMB apprenticeship, evolving from just gaining and sharing knowledge to also being able to teach it.

Graham Cowley

Graham has realised the importance of moving with fluidity and control. Throughout his career, participating and coaching sport, he’s had a love of learning and passing on that knowledge to help others. GMB fits right at the heart of his coaching philosophy helping others to build a strong, solid foundation, both mentally and physically, to deal with whatever life throws at them.

Iván Andrés

With more than 15-years of experience as a physiotherapist, Iván believes that the main tool of healing is in the self-knowledge. He helps people to “take responsibility” for their health through conscious and enjoyable movement. He loves nature, contemporary dance and improvisation, and is always looking for the next step to learn more about the human body.

Jamie Stumpe

Jamie is a London based personal trainer who’s primary focus is helping his clients move better. He typically works with busy office workers who wish to escape their desk to move, explore and unwind. Jamie can typically be found upside down, crawling on the floor or swinging a kettlebell.

Jörg Werner

Jörg has been an avid runner since childhood. After several successful participation in marathons, with PR sub three hours, he was looking for a balance and found GMB in 2016. He became more flexible, stronger and learned to control his body better.

Then in 2021, at the age of 58, he successfully completed his GMB apprenticeship.

He believes that everyone can continuously improve and that sport is an great enrichment for daily life.

Konstadinos Kiriakidis

Konstadinos is a functional movement trainer, yoga teacher, and massage therapist.With almost 30 years experience working in the health and fitness industry, He has a background in weight training, martial arts, yoga, and pilates all of which deepen his understanding of movement patterns.He combines knowledge of different disciplines with the GMB Method for an overall holistic approach to exercise. His mission is to help people develop confidence in what their bodies are capable of so they can live their life to their full potential.

Leighton James

From his early days of playing rugby to competing in martial arts (particularly Tae Kwon Do), James has evolved into coaching Olympic weightlifting and occasionally taking to the climbing wall. He was dabbling in the Crossfit arena he came across the GMB method. “I was enlightened by a different way of training,” he said. Working inside of a functional training gym, James shows people how applying GMB concepts can help people achieve their goals.

Linda Winkel

Linda Winkel works as a movement teacher. She focuses on teaching hand balancing and animal locomotion flows using the GMB method and framework. She offers personal training and small group classes, both online and in person. She is also a certified Vitality coach/therapist and has a BSC in Nutrition science and a MSC in Health Science.

She wants to give people back the joy of moving and feel free in their body and mind. That’s why playing around and fun movements are always an important part of her training sessions. Her motto: You can learn everything you want. All you need: believe in yourself and get the right plan!

Maibritt Christensen

Maibritt has loved using her body as far back as she can remember and explored many kinds of sports, like Gymnastic, horse riding, boxing, yoga, bodypump and Kettlebell training. She is certified in Motivational Interviewing and Z-Health Essentials. She has taught Kettlebell training both online and as in person trainer. She has been helping people with both chronic and acute pain issues how to approach training again.She works as a respiratory nurse in a research Unit at a University Hospital and is very concerned with breathing, especially nose breathing is a big thing for her to communicate about.She loves to explore how to continuously be able to move freely without pain throughout life, to gain Autonomy.

m.c. schraefel

m.c. is a prof in human performance and human systems interaction. Her research at the wellthlab.ac.uk is focussed on how to design tech 1. to help #makeNormalBetter – with moving a core part of feeling better. In m.c.’s client practice, seminars and workshops, GMB has become the go-to path for inviting folks to move more as part of that path.
m.c’s mission: help everyone achieve their first pull up; help build bear crossings monkey bars, frog walks and crab breaks in every work place.

Nathan Featherstone

Growing up, Nathan had participated in various sports. In his late teens he started competing in MMA, BJJ, as well as Dog Brother Martial Arts. After trying a wide range of training types, his journey led him to GMB and he fell in love with movement training. It is GMB that gave him the tools to use his body and build strength. His goal as a personal trainer is to help others move better and be more comfortable in their own bodies.

Peter Schultz

Sports are Peter’s passion. He grew up doing all kinds of sports like soccer, tennis and competing in marathons. He loves being outdoors enjoying nature. His goal is to continuously develop himself physically and mentally and to learn new things every day. For Peter, training isn’t only a way to improve physical abilities, but also a way to practice mindfulness and to be aware of oneself in order to better understand their body and mind. He also believes that sports and exercising should be fun above all. Apart from being a GMB trainer, Peter is also a specialist in running and motion analysis.

Rob Westra

Rob understands how the body moves and he is encouraging and supportive in how he communicates this knowledge to his clients. It’s not long before you notice these amazing changes in movement and strength. He is an honest and caring trainer and he gets to know his clients, tailoring their programs to help build a solid foundation. Rob genuinely loves what he does and this shines through–it’s fun and infectious.

Robert Einmüller

Robert used to spend most of his time on his feet – either for obstacle course running or chasing his sausage-stealing-dog – until GMB literally turned his world upside down in 2019. Since then he´s been committed to explore movement in all its shapes. Moreover, Robert is also a certified Hardstyle Kettlebell Instructor. He teaches small groups to help them overcome their daily struggle.

Sara Lessmann

Sara is a London-based fitness and movement coach. She is also an L2 CrossFit trainer and recieved her MFA in Acting from East 15 in London. Her company, Blank Slate Body, seeks to combine physical autonomy with theatre practice while helping actors and non-actors tap into their creativity through skill-building, mindful movement, and play.

Sonny Korte

Sonny is a multi and ultra athlete, who understands the importance of having fun. He knows how to enjoy the precious time that is required to enable the body to do what you love, for many hours at a time. He wants to use what he learns to help others, whether it is to be able to focus on work for many hours, or to push the body for longer than ever before.

Stella Liapi

Stella is a movement enthusiast that came to GMB after years practising Ashtanga Yoga, martial arts (Hang Gar Kung Fu, Muay Thai), and contemporary dance. She has a background in Biology and Epidemiology, and is a registered yoga teacher RYT® 200. Stella is based in Cambridge, UK and her main focus is on making sure people realise how much fun it is to be able to move our bodies freely, without injury – and play longterm!

Tamara Breuer

Tamara is a life-long explorer of movement in its many forms. Her movement background includes creative approaches to movement such as physical theatre and dance, to more traditional forms of fitness, such as CrossFit and Olympic weightlifting. She discovered GMB Fitness while trying to integrate standard fitness with a more creative approach. She holds a B.S. in Kinesiology and works as a licensed massage therapist and movement coach.

Thomas Nitschke

Thomas is a personal trainer with a background in martial arts. His passion is bodyweight training, mobility, and fascial fitness. He teaches movement to help body and mind cope with the requirements of everyday life. He holistically combines strength, flexibility, sensorimotor, and connective tissue training for a well-rounded approach.

Verity Bradford, Lead GMB Trainer

Verity is a GMB Trainer and Crossfit Gymnastics Advanced Instructor. She combines a creative approach to movement with traditional strength and conditioning. Her main focus is on developing body awareness and she likes to see how far something can be varied and progressed. She works as a member of the GMB support team, coaching clients through our programs.

Viktor Mersinkov

How you do anything is how you do everything.

Viktor is a personal and group instructor, specializing in gut health and building habits. He is passionate about all kind of movements – being able to move freely with comfort, confidence and control. He advocates for training with body weight; focusing on proper form, breathing and mind-body awareness. He believes small details are important, in other words: going one step at a time.

Adele Jackson

Adele is a movement coach and energy healer who centers play, mindfulness, and flow in her practice. As a former DI soccer and track athlete, she remembers what brought her to sport in the first place when she was a kid: play and curiosity. She’s passionate about bringing those elements back to the gym to guide people in designing movement routines that help them reach their goals in an engaging, empowering way. Adele is also NASM certified and an Animal Flow L-1 instructor with 5 years of teaching CrossFit. She has a deep understanding of energetic anatomy, too. This background allows her to guide her clients in fostering physical autonomy, resiliency, and most importantly: body compassion.

A. Paul Dawdy

Paul is a Personal Trainer in London, Ontario who coaches Martial Arts classes and offers private nutritional guidance. His journey started early in martial arts and included dance exploration and live theatre. He enjoys kettlebells, Olympic Lifting, and interpretive dance. His passion is to help others to become more of who they really are. His motto is ‘No pain is no pain.’

Amine Belkhouche

Through his background in martial arts, movement, and meditation, Amine seeks to help people refine and improve their innate mind-body connection. Having rediscovered fitness after an injury-laden professional soccer career, Amine has become passionate about supporting others build stronger, more resilient minds and bodies. Amine pursues a deeper understanding of movement and method in order to help people heal, move, and grow. An autodidact, a polymath, and a polyglot, you can also catch Amine engaged in music, community development, and language learning.

Andy Gerlach

(He/him) I am passionate about people and how we all move. I enjoy getting outside with my family and love running, boxing, and biking. I believe we are all our best selves when we can do things we love. I help people in West Michigan get back to the movements they love too. The way I do this is by being a licensed physical therapist and a certified GMB trainer, using different methods like training, education, and dry needling to reduce pain and move better. Contact me about movement or physical autonomy!

Ariana Fernandez

Ariana loves sharing her passion for playful movement by teaching others how to gain confidence in what their bodies can do. Coming from a once sedentary and unfit background, she understands how gaining a deeper awareness of how your body moves can improve every aspect of your life. In addition to teaching, Ariana loves traditional weight training, pilates, flexibility, and nerding-out as an amateur botanist!

Arleen Pietrzak

Arleen loves to help people feel comfortable and create positive change in their body. She believes you can become stronger, more flexible, and gain better control of your body as you age. This belief is the driving force behind her passion in personal training. Arleen became a certified GMB trainer the year she turned 50. She continues to learn and grow as she acquires new skills in her movement practice. Her bodyweight training programs focus on balance, quality of movement, control, and mindfulness to help you do the things that are meaningful to you.

Ashley Higbee

Ash’s biggest passion is helping people help themselves when it comes to chronic pain, improving athletic performance and/or living a more movement rich life. She’s been in the rehab/prehab industry for over 10 years and her training continues to evolve as science changes. She’s worked with and helped people from all walks of life with all kinds of pains and conditions. In addition to teaching movement, she grew up a competitive gymnast . It’s safe to say you can find her upside-down on everything or blasting music and dancing like a maniac. Her coaching is rooted in functional movement, nervous system regulation and body weight barefoot training. If you want to MOVE better, FEEL better and stay at the top of your game, that’s where she comes in.

Azimah Azmi, Lead GMB Trainer

Azimah is a trainer who loves challenges. She has competed in bodybuilding, powerlifting, and BJJ events, and kicked some ass! When it comes to training, she’s in love with mindful movement, and how important physical autonomy is across different kinds areas of fitness. Azimah aims to continue to kick ass, monkeying around on the mats, and is always excited to have people join her!

Ben Hernandez

Ben has been a practitioner of multiple martial arts since 2012. Beyond the physical disciplines, Ben has been coaching and assisting students as an undergraduate teaching assistant, a Wushu coach and a social psychology assistant. This experience, alongside Ben’s locomotion training has given him an intense interest in all things teaching and learning. His goal is not to make you “sweat off the pounds” but to have you walk out of each session knowing you’ve improved in some way, and are working towards a life of less pain and clumsiness in your daily affairs.

Brent Lake

Brent has been a trainer since 1998. He started training at the age of 12 to improve his strength for ice hockey. Now he trains himself and others to be better at life. He loves to see his clients improve in all aspects of their physical health.

Buyan

Buyan is a trans tattoo artist who has loved exploring movement and play their whole life. The GMB method is the balanced approach they’ve been looking for between strength, flexibility, and control. They want to help trans, queer, non-binary and otherwise marginalized people move with confidence.

Caleb Chiu

As someone who grew up uncoordinated and, frankly, a bit of a wimp, Caleb’s hobbies now include choking people out in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and riding large waves in the Pacific Ocean. He is passionate about becoming a better coach and furthering his knowledge about the human body.

Christopher Gaines

In 2005, Chris earned his degree in Human Biology from Stanford University. Since then, he’s worked to earn his NSCA-CSCS, Titleist Performance, and SFG Level II kettlebell coaching credentials. Chris has been strongly influenced by his unique experiences in the field of performance, including conducting performance testing for USA Rugby, attending Nike SPARQ Performance Summits, and finally as a former Nike Master Trainer. He’s enjoying exploring newfound skills and abilities with bodyweight training!

Chris McMahon

Chris is a NSCF-CPT based out of New Jersey. He is a big fan of movement and playing. Yes, “working out” is very important too, but it should be fun. He can be found climbing, balancing on his hands, or crawling around most days.

Chris Tighe

Chris started his fitness journey as an unathletic young adult and has experimented with various modalities such as CrossFit, kettlebells, and just lifting weights. While he still enjoys picking up heavy things here and there, he has discovered a true passion for hand balancing, locomotion, and bodyweight flow. Chris has also had a dedicated meditation and Qigong practice for many years that he finds invaluable in helping to develop a mindful movement practice and exploring the connection between body and mind. He loves the feeling of getting out of his own way and letting his body move the way it wants. Chris thoroughly enjoys sharing that freedom of movement and expression with others.

Christy Brennand

Christy is the co-founder of More Heart, Less Body, an unconventional, mentor-guided weight loss program for women. She loves helping people achieve their health and fitness goals and believes that it’s never too late to get your body moving and have fun in the process. She’s a real-food fanatic, novice gardener, dog-lover, and a teacher of things that really matter— like feeling great in your body, finding unshakable happiness, and recognizing unconditional love when you see it.

Clyde Nolet

Growing up with 4 brothers gave Clyde an appreciation for unconventional strength and movement patterns. Vaudeville strongman made him realize you don’t have to choose between walking on your hands or lifting an elephant you can work toward both. Since clyde doesn’t have an elephant he chose to work on strength and control with GMB to help others improve quality of life. He juggles kettlebells, wrestles, and In a hyper focused world of exercise subscribes to a simple approach: Physical autonomy.

Conrad Sherby

A lifelong explorer, Conrad has spent much of it joyfully pushing his body and hunting for knowledge. He has spent 20-years teaching. He’s studied Exercise Biology at UC Davis and has delved into continuing education studying: Z-Health, FRC, PN, Mindfulness with the CMBM. He’s enjoyed a myriad of team and martial sports before settling into his lifelong loves; climbing and outdoor endurance sport. Training is a constant process of discovery and his style reflects that with a more compassionate, playful approach.

Dillon Beyer

Dillon has been training and teaching martial arts, strength and conditioning and movement skills for over 20 years, with a focus on principles-based fundamentals that apply across different systems. He believes that practice should emphasize mindful exploration and integrity, so that the whole becomes more than the sum of the parts. Training should enhance your life, not replace it.

Dwayne Desloges

Dwayne is certified as a Focused Flexibility Specialist, MovNat Level 2 Trainer, Sports and Exercise Nutritional coach with Precision Nutrition, and YMCA PT. Through his experience as a martial artist, avid rock climber, and his passion for all forms of movement, Dwayne helps his clients become strong and mobile through movement and play. Real world application of skill and strength are his main focus as a teacher.

Eduardo (Edu) Ferreira

Eduardo (Edu) Ferreira has been deeply passionate about sports, particularly team sports, throughout his entire life. Starting as a soccer player at the age of 7, he dedicated himself to training for professional play until the age of 19. Over the last three years, he has shown commitment to Calisthenics, Yoga, and Pilates. Currently, his focus is on animal movements and integrating these exercise patterns into his routine. Edu strongly believes in the mind-body connection and is eager to apply GMB’s philosophy and methodology to enhance his clients’ physical autonomy and daily lives.

Eduardo Orihuela, Lead GMB Trainer

Eduardo is a personal trainer based in Chicago. Growing up, he experienced various styles of training including wrestling. Later he began wrestling at the collegiate level. Eduardo’s mission is to help people reach optimal health and fitness levels to reflect a strong lifestyle. Always looking for a challenge, he now participates in indoor rock climbing and obstacle course racing.

Erna Gramer

Erna is a movement specialist who helps people overcome mobility hurdles to get back to doing the things they love. She can often be found helping others or exploring new ways to move. Whether its dance, martial arts, rock climbing, or parkour, anything is worth a try!

Gabriel Colby

Gabriel Colby is professional trombonist in Pittsburgh. He is busy touring and performing a wide range of music from symphonic to chamber to jazz/funk. He has three passions in life; music, fitness and good cup of cold brew. Gabriel came upon GMB and fell in love with the challenge, simplicity, and efficiency of the program. Gabriel wants to continue the pursuit of mastering the method and share it with others.

Garrett Naze

Garrett is a physical therapist and assistant clinical professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at High Point University. He works full-time with folks with pain conditions in the department’s Pro Bono Clinic. His approach and interests incorporate health and wellness measures, health behavior skills training, and motivational strategies to address multiple body systems to promote movement and improve mindsets about the pain experience.

Greg Woods

Greg Woods is manager and a coach at Agatsu NC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. His mission is to provide the most accessible, thorough, balanced, and efficient strength and movement training around. Mindset is huge for Greg, and if you’re sincere in your training goals you’ll be hard pressed to find a better ally than he. Beyond training, Greg also reads a ton, writes, cooks, and loves to travel.

Iyan Shuman

Iyan started his martial arts journey in high school with BJJ. And earned a black belt in Shotokan and played with Judo and JKD as well as getting involved in IU’s Breakdancing and Parkour Clubs while in college. He is currently an instructor in the Thai boxing association and still growing in his martial arts practice. Iyan love movement and physical exploration. Ultimately wants to help people pursue whatever gets them excited to be up and moving.

Jeff Clark, Lead GMB Trainer

Jeff’s personal interest in health, nutrition, and fitness led him to get a degree in Health and Human Performance. He has competed in and coached Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts. The perseverance he learned in those arts makes him a better coach. Jeff is dedicated to helping people move with safety and control. He believes that our bodies are capable of so much more than what we ask of them and he loves helping people discover the joy of movement that comes with this realization.

Jenn Lymburner

After many years of competitive gymnastics, cheerleading, CrossFit and Olympic Weightlifting, Jenn has shifted her passion for fitness to helping others. She loves teaching movement exploration and bodyweight strength training to empower individuals. “I love the looks of surprise, excitement, pride and gratitude when clients achieve something they never thought was possible. That will never get old!“

Jenn Pilotti

Jenn Pilotti, M.S., is a movement coach and educator based in Bend, Oregon. She is also a lecturer for the Navy Senior Leadership Seminar and the author of the book, “Body, Mind, Movement: an evidence based approach to mindful movement.” She has an established online practice and regularly holds workshops and retreats throughout North America. More information about Jenn can be found on her website, www.jennpilotti.com

Jim Schowalter

After working 35 years in the computer industry, Jim found his body complaining about ordinary movements and knew something had to change. Ultimately Jim found GMB and was surprised by how his body responded to the mobility and locomotion programs. Now he wants to share his experience with others and help everyone he can find more comfort and abilities in their everyday activities.

Jodie Watford

While searching for an adult exercise program that was both challenging and enjoyable, Jodie rediscovered her love of handstands and all gymnastics-related exercises. An I/O Psychologist by trade, Jodie reconnected with the energy of her youth when she found calisthenics training. She loves the feeling of accomplishment inspired by gaining a new skill and hopes to help foster that same feeling in her students by helping them achieve their personal goals.

Julianne Millar

Julianne lives in Southern NJ and come from a background of traditional weightlifting, HIIT, running, etc. She is passionate about training BJJ. Julianne discovered GMB about two years ago and it completely restructured the way she approached her training. Julianne still enjoys the occasional high-intensity work, but has learned to balance it with mindful, playful movement. GMB has melded perfectly with her BJJ training. One of her big goals is to improve her handstand!

Justin Leonard

Originally from Tampa, Florida, Justin fell in love with the mountains and foothills of North Carolina. A conservationist by education, a biology professor by occupation, and a naturalist at heart, Justin loves his family and healthy forests full of wild creatures—especially mushrooms and songbirds. Justin’s training interests include handstands and calisthenics. Justin wants to train people to develop the strength, mobility, and control necessary to attain their fitness goals.

Katie Kilway

Katie loves to be active and move more than anything else. Initially drawn to movement and fitness through participation on sports teams as a child, she has progressed from team sports, to running obstacle course races and long distance, to aerial dance and acrobatics: training, performing, and teaching. Katie firmly believes that fitness should be mindful, sustainable, and most of all, fun!

Kavin Coleman

After a 5-year hiatus, Kavin’s return to fitness was a humbling one. Quickly learning how difficult it was to pick up where he left off, Kavin turned to calisthenics and (self taught) yoga. Though he discovered much therapy through movement, Kavin also discovered a world of limitations and reoccurring injuries. It wasn’t until finding GMB and subscribing to the GMB method did he begin to live pain free and start yielding sustainable results. This path to liberation began with locomotion. Now it is a fundamental staple in his programming as well as an avenue for exploration and play!

Larry Franks

Larry has been a bee keeper, farmer, knowledge worker, and now a personal trainer. After discovering a love for fitness in his 50’s, he wants to help others learn how to move better and explore their bodies’ capabilities.

Leah LeVine

Leah has been a coach for about 5 years and works with clients in person and remotely, primarily women ranging from youth/teens to age 75+. She loves training gymnastics rings, handstands, weightlifting, and martial arts and loves trying new challenges like snowboarding, surfing, and dance. Her favorite goal to work on with clients is getting that first pull up. Leah is also a certified GMB Eating Skills coach and is excited to be integrating this into her coaching offerings. When not coaching or doing her own training, Leah co-manages her company Spar Soap.

Luke Andresen

Luke enjoys nothing more than being a professional trainer. As a former strength & conditioning trainer of US Special Forces, he is certified in SFG Level I Kettlebell, FMS Level II Correctives, as a GMB Trainer, and is currently in training for his 200 hour RYT (Yoga). He emphasizes a holistic, low-ego approach to fitness, and having as much fun as possible during the process of getting stronger.

Luke Milligan

Luke has been into fitness since he realized he can choose what to put in his body at age 13. By teaching others about fitness and health, he hopes to shorten the curve from fitness being something you think about once a year, to it being a part of who you are without it taking over your whole life. He also hopes to learn more about himself through teaching. If you’ve got a longterm mindset, think about longevity and consistency a lot, or want help instilling these things in your life; you’ve come to the right place.

Marcia Templin

Marcia was a suburban mall child who became an active adult. She is convinced it is never too late to try something new if you are willing to start where you are and work with what you have. She sees training and coaching as the privilege of guiding someone through to the other side of something they at first thought impossible. She offers both bodyweight and kettlebell training for her clients.

Marco Festejo

Marco is a software developer, pianist, and a Filipino Martial Arts practitioner. He’s explored distance running, strength training, and when he discovered GMB Fitness, he decided to focus on movement/bodyweight training. GMB has changed the way he views fitness and is dedicated to share his personal (and very positive) experience to help regular folks attain what their body is really capable of.

Mario Carlomagno

Mario has been helping people get fit for more than 15 years. He began his coaching career as a self-defense and fitness instructor teaching Krav Maga, yoga, and kettlebell lifting. Over the years he has branched out in a wide variety of training modalities including StrongFirst, CrossFit, Olympic Weightlifting, Functional Range Conditioning, Weckmethod, and of course GMB. He has developed strength and conditioning programs for professional athletes and helped working moms and stay at home dads get ready for swimsuit season. His passion is in exploring natural movement and helping others learn to reclaim their freedom to move like human animals–to crawl, lift, carry, and run without pain or limitation.

Mark Vidunas

Mark grew up playing team sports and was introduced to kettlebells, kickboxing, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in college. He later discovered GMB and fell in love with its skill-based movement methodology. Mark loves exploring the details of why things work and brings this to his coaching. His favorite thing as a coach is helping people find their own “ah-ha!” moments and showing there is plenty of room for play in skill development.

Mercedes Pollmeier

Mercedes is a climber and strength coach based out of the Seattle Bouldering Project. She specializes in online training programs and teaching group movement classes.

Michael Brazell

Michael is Movement Coach, Yoga Instructor and Grief Guide with over two decades of experience in helping those he works with find a home in their bodies. Michael specializes in helping those navigating loss and grief through healthy, mindful movement.

Michael Cruz

Michael is a personal trainer, software writer, and student of life. He loves helping people establish sustainable and compelling habits that take them on the journey of becoming the kind of person they want to be. He believes that simple, humble, consistent steps are the key to profound transformation and fruition.

Patrick Brunetti

Patrick has been teaching and training for the past 25 years. As an instructor of fitness classes teaching boxing, kickboxing, boot camp, Tabata, progressive calisthenics, and body awareness, his goal is to continue to learn and teach to bring about dynamic and effective training to his clientele.

Ray Humphrey

Ray believes that movement is medicine. He is a certified Pilates instructor and GMB trainer – both methods that emphasize whole-body, functional movement. He loves helping clients learn movement patterns that balance strength and flexibility in their bodies in order to support all their life activities.

Rebecca Kincaid

Rebecca Kincaid works as an oncology nurse and spends most of her free time climbing and spending time outdoors. Rebecca has been involved in fitness for 20 years, starting with weight lifting and eventually incorporating other forms of fitness including calisthenics and climbing. Rebecca discovered GMB through Elements, and immediately loved this style of movement. She saw significant progress in her climbing skills as she worked through GMB programs, improving her strength, flexibility, and control. She realized she could help other climbers by training them in GMB movement as well. Rebecca loves teaching and working with clients to help them move (and feel!) better.

Rose Calucchia, Lead GMB Trainer

Rose Calucchia has been in the fitness industry for over a decade. These days she gives most of her time to the GMB community, coaching the GMB Trainer Apprenticeship program, supporting clients, and helping the GMB Trainers with business development. Rose loves watching clients discover their strength and confidence through handstands, body weight skills, and life skills using the GMB method. She is a GMB Focused Flexibility Specialist and a GMB Eating Skills Coach. Apart from her work at GMB, Rose has been involved in Circus Arts since 2004 mostly focusing on acrobatics, handstands and trapeze.

Sabrina Eveland

Sabrina Eveland, based in Portland, OR, is a lifelong learner, Personal Trainer, Boxing Coach, and Yoga Teacher. Embracing a lighthearted approach, she aims to foster an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie in her classes and sessions, empowering individuals to move their bodies sustainably and with fulfillment.

Sara Scott

Sara Scott enjoys teaching people how to move their bodies while creating life long habits that cultivate physical health and mental wellbeing. With over 20-years experience teaching and coaching people how to train their dogs, Sara’s comprehensive teaching and behavior modification skills allow her to get you the information you need to be successful in reaching your fitness and movement goals. As an experienced yogi and certified GMB fitness trainer, Sara believes exercise should be a fun and enjoyable experience that you’ll want to partake in for years to come.

Sendolo Diaminah

I help leaders make extraordinary impact and live fulfilling lives through personal coaching and physical training. I have 17 years of experience building powerful organizations and have been coaching leaders since 2014. I ground my work in mindfulness, rigor, and play drawing from my training in generative somatics, the GMB method, and meditation. I am most passionate about supporting leaders of social justice organizations, so if that’s you and you’re looking for coaching that’s practical and spiritually grounded, hit me up!

Shaye Jones

Shaye Jones is a trainer based in Somerville, MA. She danced from age two to twelve and pivoted to martial arts (Shotokan) until age 18. She then took a 15 year break to figure out life, and her relationship with fitness became a little complicated. After an extensive journey, she learned that the best exercise is the one you’ll actually do.In her search to find the most personally sustainable exercise, she bumbled through countless types until she was introduced to GMB in 2020. This ironically led her to start exploring even MORE forms of movement, but in a more focused way: optimized for maximum fun. Now she loves snowboarding, dancing, and can even be caught chalk-handed on the bouldering wall now and then.

Shea Stokes

Shea is an amateur boxer, martial artist, and surfer, although not always in that order. His love of surfing and martial arts started in his hometown of Kauai, Hawaii, but he transitioned with these same interests to the Northwest coast. Shea received his first blackbelt in 2011, and after that, he focused primarily on his successful amateur boxing career in Oregon that spanned over 10 years and included 15 bouts. He enjoys teaching surfing lessons, making custom jewelry, has a knack for remodeling, and enjoys traveling the world with his wife. Shea is also a registered USA boxing coach.

Simeon Hoover

Simeon was very active at an early age, learning a variety of indoor and outdoor sports. This has laid the foundation and passion for movement that Simeon still carries with him today. He has spent a lifetime learning how things work as an artisan builder. Fueling a certain need to digest every detail in a task, and to gain a deep understanding of things. Simeon imparts his knowledge of physical movement much in the same way. To help his clients discover their own learning patterns, abilities, and guide them into creating the autonomy they want, to live the life they deserve.

Stacey Pardini

Stacey is a certified GMB Focused Flexibility Specialist and GMB Trainer. Stacey likes playing, mindful movement, bodyweight skills, mobility, and being able to do whatever random adventurous thing she desires. She loves helping people move beyond limitations to rediscover the fun and joy of physical activity. She trains for fun and function.

Stephen Stern

As a trainer in his 70s, Stephen brings vast experience and knowledge with regard to fitness and health. Rather than ‘working out,’ his emphasis is to explore mindful movement in ways that are safe, fun, and sustainable. He knows that a person of any age can get stronger, improve flexibility, and move with greater ease and agility. Professionally, since 1984, he has provided chiropractic care.

Steve Goldshein

Steve Goldshein began his fitness journey through martial arts, obstacle course racing, and scuba diving. With a background in music technology and composing for video games, Steve quickly fell in love with the GMB Method of skill development. Steve focuses on helping people improve their skills safely and naturally, through mindful practice and habit building.

Steven Riddle

Steve has been involved in sports his whole life, but at the age of 20 he was 215lbs and knew he had to change. He started working out and changed his nutrition and fell in love with fitness. This led to a career change and becoming a Personal Trainer. His passion is still as strong as it was when he first started. His goal now is to help the clients he works change their lives through fitness like it did for his. Currently Steve uses calisthenics and kettlebells as his main training tools, and currently competes in Kettlebell Sport.

Troy Obrero

Troy is a father of two and the youngest of eight. He is a semi-retired serial entrepreneur, a former powerlifting champion, an average cook, a published poet. He’s the owner of dozens of musical instruments, and the master of none. Convinced he should have been a dancer or surfer, but is assertive that he wanes in talent, with regard to either. Teaching GMB, he hopes to help people get to know their ever-changing selves. And treat themselves with gentleness.

Vladimir Kalashnikov

Vlad is a former competitive kickboxer, personal trainer, group fitness instructor with a degree in physical education and a passion for mindful movement and outdoors. He truly believes that moving MORE helps us hurt LESS. Of course, if it is done mindfully :upsidedownface:

William Nollenberger

William is an engineer turned strength and mobility trainer. William found a passion for coaching through martial arts, and loves to help people become stronger, more mobile, and able to do things they never thought they could do. William works with all ages from teens wanting to get stronger for sports to 60+ wanting to improve their quality of life.