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Meet your Coaches
Fitness has been a part of my life for over 16 years.
At 18 years old, I joined the United States Marine Corps. That experience shaped the way I approach life, training, and coaching to this day. It taught me discipline, resilience, accountability, and the value of doing hard things—even when you don’t feel like it.
Over the years, I’ve challenged myself in many different ways: strength training, powerlifting, conditioning, sprinting, endurance work, and constantly finding new opportunities to test my limits. Not because it’s easy, but because growth lives on the other side of discomfort.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science, but my coaching philosophy was built through experience just as much as education.
That’s why I don’t consider myself a trainer.
I’m a coach.
A trainer can tell you what exercises to do.
A coach helps you become someone capable of more.
My goal isn’t simply to help you lose weight, gain muscle, or improve your performance. My goal is to help you develop confidence, discipline, and belief in yourself through the process.
I believe every person is capable of more than they think.
More strength.
More discipline.
More growth.
Sometimes all they need is someone willing to challenge them, guide them, and hold them accountable.
— Gabby
Strength & Conditioning Coach
I didn’t grow up as an athlete.
I wasn’t the strongest person in the room, and fitness didn’t come naturally to me.
Like many people, I started because I wanted something to change.
What I discovered along the way was that fitness changes so much more than your body.
It changes the way you think.
The way you carry yourself.
The way you show up for your life.
Through years of training, learning, failing, starting over, and continuing to grow, I discovered that confidence isn’t something you’re born with—it’s something you build.
That’s why I became a coach.
Today, I specialize in weightlifting, body recomposition, nutrition coaching, and sustainable lifestyle change.
My goal isn’t to help you become a different person.
My goal is to help you become the strongest, healthiest, and most confident version of who you already are.
At Burn House, we don’t believe in quick fixes.
We believe in education.
We believe in accountability.
We believe in building habits that last long after the program ends.
Most importantly, we believe that progress belongs to everyone—regardless of where they’re starting.
— Ceci
Weightlifting & Transformation Coach
