Achieving your fitness goals isn’t just about what you do in the gym—nutrition plays a major role in how you feel, how you recover, and the results you see. That’s why every client I train receives diet coaching as part of their personal training program, at no extra cost.

I believe in a practical, sustainable approach to nutrition. No extreme diets. No complicated rules. Instead, you’ll get clear, manageable strategies that fit into your lifestyle—whether your goals include:
Together, we’ll build habits that support long-term success.
Personalized Recommendations
You’ll receive guidance based on your goals, preferences, schedule, and nutrition needs—not a generic plan. I tailor recommendations to your fitness level, medical considerations, and daily routine.
Accountability & Support
We’ll talk regularly about your progress, challenges, and wins. You’ll always have someone in your corner to help you stay consistent and motivated. If you need help mid-week, you can reach out with questions anytime.
Meal & Snack Suggestions
You’ll get simple ideas for meals, snacks, hydration, and healthy habits that work for real life—not unrealistic meal prepping or complicated tracking.
Education You Can Actually Use
You’ll learn how to:
The goal is to understand why certain choices help your progress—not just follow rules.
Support for Special Situations
If you’re using GLP-1 medications, dealing with food sensitivities, navigating menopause, or trying to manage emotional or stress eating, I’ll help you find the right approach for your body.

Training alone can’t create the results you want. But when exercise and nutrition come together, everything changes:
You’ll feel supported both inside and outside the studio.

There is no shaming, no strict diets, and no overwhelming rules. My coaching is built on encouragement, understanding, and realistic habits that you can maintain for life.
This is about progress—not perfection.
Located in Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Training by Melissa
Located in Chagrin Falls • Serving Bainbridge, Auburn, Aurora, South Russell, and Novelty