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Wendy Earely – Wellness Coach, Trainer

With 22 years of personal training experience as owner of Earley Wellness and an accomplished Certified Wellness Coach, Wendy Earley is an inspiring mentor who is dedicated to creating lasting change for her clients. Her experience, boundless energy and motivating personality are driving forces to her career and to her clients’ personal successes. These successes inspired the development of her highly effective six-week Wellness Program. Wendy is a lifelong athlete with a competitive career as a nationally ranked spring board and platform diver, as well as an experienced commercial and movie stuntwoman. Wendy is a proud USC alumnus (B.S. – Exercise Science) who maintains a happy and active lifestyle with her family in Orange County, California.

 

Rebecca Boyle -  Certified Personal Trainer

Rebecca is a business owner who has been coaching and training people in the fitness and health industry for the last 7 years.  Her passion for helping people create a healthy lifestyle through exercise, nutrition and learning to live from their core values, was founded from her own, long-term struggle to overcome anorexia and bulimia. This experience helped her create the vision for her Outdoor Fitness Program for women and to work in the Wellness Coach arena where she can use her gifts and insights to help others. Rebecca earned her certification with the Aerobic and Fitness Association of America (AFAA ) and has been owner of Fitfactor, In-Home Training and FIT Club Outdoor Fitness Camps for 5 years. Her desire is to encourage her clients to make fitness and health a natural part of their lives and to help them discover how they can achieve results that last.

 

Kathy Coakley – PTA, ATC

Kathy Coakley’s extensive background in physical therapy and sports medicine inspires the quality of care at COASTherapy, in Huntington Beach, where she is the owner. After obtaining her Bachelors of Science Degree in Kinesiology from UCLA, Kathy began her journey of becoming a prominent figure in the Sports Medicine community. As an Athletic Trainer, Kathy has traveled nationally and internationally with seventeen United States Teams and two Olympic Games. In the 1984 Olympic Games, Kathy was selected as the Coordinator of Sports Medicine for cycling. Her expertise and enthusiasm has provided her opportunities to conduct courses in sports medicine at the university level. Kathy continues to be an active member of her community, with involvement in youth and club athletic organizations. Kathy enjoys running and helping others pursue their goals of a lifestyle free of pain.

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