Meet Our Staff

Lacey spent nearly 10 years as an Exercise Specialist in local physical therapy clinics, teaching people exercises to assist in their injury recovery and get them back into top shape. When she wasn't in the clinic rehabbing patients, she was busy training high-level athletes all around the world.

Lacey now specializes her personal training in injury management and recovery working with humans from all backgrounds with a variety of athletic and life experiences helping them perform to their best ability.

Lacey has two bachelor's degrees from Eastern Washington University in Exercise Science and Communications. 

LaRae has 25+ years experience working in the non-profit sector in fund development, contracts & finance, and administration.

LaRae is also lifetime dancer, mostly ballet, jazz, &  tap. Years ago LaRae took a Zumba® Fitness class at the suggestion of a friend and was hooked! Since becoming a Zumba Fitness instructor in 2011, LaRae has been inspired to learn and grow in her new profession, sharing health and wellness. She has become an AFAA certified Personal Fitness Trainer, Group Exercise Instructor and a Rock Steady Boxing Certified Coach.

LaRae works with clients with various goals ranging from stabilizing symptoms of Parkinson's Disease to dancers preparing for their next performance.

Jenn spent the first 20 years of her career as a health and safety professional.   This work  allowed her to travel the world, meet amazing people  and lead the implementation of  a wide-range of programs from ergonomics to serious injury and fatality prevention. 

In 2019, she decided to step away from safety to spend more time with her family and create more balance in her life.    Her love of exercise and her life-long purpose to keep people healthy came together in 2020 when she became a NASM-certified personal trainer.  

Jenn’s fitness mission is to help humans enjoy more freedom by reducing their physical limitations, constraints and pain, so that they can move in the world the way they want to and say yes to the people and activities that inspire them.

Christie started her health and fitness journey as a young teenager, studying Martial Arts with her family and tagging along with her mom, “learning the ropes” at the gym. She achieved her certification as a Group Fitness Instructor almost two decades ago and shortly after earned her credential as a Certified Personal Trainer.

Christie combines her knowledge of fitness, with her passion for people. She encourages her students to challenge themselves with the ferocity of a warrior while they attack their workout, while also having fun and being humble enough to laugh at themselves along the way.

Christie believes we should embrace the things that we’re tempted to shy away from because leaning-in when something feels really challenging or takes us out of our comfort zone, often presents us with opportunities to grow stronger; both in the gym and in life!

Annalisa, or Anna, is a graduate of The University of Washington where she double majored in Dance and Musical Theater. While at the U of W, Annalisa was lucky enough to work with SilverKite Community Arts to create musical theater performances catered toward an audience living with Dementia.

Jody began taking yoga classes in 2006 and received her 200-hour certification through Sarva Yoga in 2019. She enjoys sharing the many benefits of yoga with her students. She has 40 hours of continuing education in Yoga for Osteoporosis. She enjoys a variety of fitness and outdoor activities with her husband and family.

Dr. Liz Jusko received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Puget Sound in addition to both a B.S. in Clinical Physiology and M.S. in Integrative Human Physiology from Central Washington University. Dr. Jusko is a certified PWR!Moves Physical Therapist and is working towards an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist certification, utilizing an evidence-based approach to tailor treatment to address each patient’s unique needs. Dr. Jusko is a fierce advocate for minorities and strives every day to educate those around her of injustices that directly affect her patients.