Geoffrey Landry, Clarke Personal Trainer
landr008@cougars.csusm.edu
 Experience
Geoffrey Lamdry. Clarke Personal Trainer"Since the age of two when my dad introduced me to a bat and ball, I have been playing baseball. I am currently training with the team at Cal State San Marcos and hope to be playing in the 2011 season. I also played football in high school and understand the physical strain sports can place on the body and how important it is to keep it strong and balanced. I have had my share of injuries and have experienced many different forms of physical therapy and personal training."
Background
Geoffrey is working on his degree in Kinesiology and plans to attend graduate school to get his Masters in Physical Therapy. He then hopes to work in a clinic or start his own physical therapy business. He also plans on getting a Doctorate at some point in the future.
Philosophy
"Exercise is to gain strength physically and mentally. Gaining strength physically is the easy part. Lifting, building muscle, endurance, and strength all come naturally. The hard part is motivating oneself to get in the gym. Exercise not only strengthens the body but also strengthens the mind."

Weston Ryan, Clarke Personal Trainer
Ryan051@cougars.csusm.edu

Experience
Personal Trainer WestonWeston has been an athlete his entire life and has immense experience in fitness and athletics.  Weston played baseball for fourteen years.  During his freshmen year of high school, he experienced a ligament tear in his left knee during a game.  The rehabilitation period lasted nine months.  The experience Weston had with his Physical Therapist has inspired him to enter the fitness industry.  Weston is currently a CSUSM student athlete on the Men's Cross Country and Track teams.  Weston utilizes his knowledge from running to help clients develop a healthy cardiovascular system, while using resistance training to build muscularity to prevent injury and increase strength.  Weston has been weight training for five years and has learned the secrets to success.  He focuses on the exercise goals and activity interests of his clients and well as providing high-energy motivation and positive feedback.
Background
Weston Ryan is a first year student majoring in Kinesiology, with an emphasis in Physical Therapy. Upon graduating, Weston plans to apply to graduate school to become a physical therapist.  Weston is certified by NETA (National Exercise Trainer's Association) and CPR/AED and First Aid certified by the American Heart Association.
Exercise Philosophy
"My philosophy is the more you work the more you benefit.  If a person can physically as well as mentally work diligently in the proper direction with my assistance, then they are only going to improve their fitness level.  Another philosophy is that there is no such thing as failure.  Any amount of improvement is worth celebrating.

Dylan James Wiltsey, Clarke Personal Trainer
wilts004@cougars.csusm.edu

Methods:
Personal Trainer DylanIn Dylan's personal exercise routine, he focuses mainly on improving explosiveness and core work. Although he trains differently with every client to fit their personal goals, concepts from his own workouts definitely have influence. Therefore, improving core strength is a fundamental strategy in the routines he develops for clients.
Experience:
Dylan has played soccer all h is life, has years of experience in martial arts, and has been developing his own workout routines since he was 15. He continued to pursue fitness and received his personal trainer certification in 2009 through the National Exercise Trainers Association. He also plans on getting an additional certification later this summer.
Background:
Dylan is CPR certified, NETA certified, and a Kinesiology major with a focus in Exercise Science.
Exercise Philosophy:
"Do or do not... there is no try."

Tony Thomas
thoma128@cougars.csusm.edu

Persoanl Trainer TonyMethods
Tony utilizes his knowledge of physical activity and education to optimize workout sessions that are tailored to the client's needs. He uses his experience as an athlete, marine, and coach to design the most effective and practical workouts to benefit his clients and give them maximum results.
Experience
Tony has been involved in athletics his entire life. He has 14+ years of experience in the weight room. He competed at the collegiate level as a pole vaulter for CSUSM. He also served in the USMC in 1st Recon Battalion as a Special Forces Reconnaissance Marine. He currently coaches football and pole vaulting at the high school level. He enjoys working out and personal training others. Tony also has plenty of experience training men and women over the age of 50, focusing on beginner level fitness, nutrition, wellness, and weight room familiarization.
Background
Tony is currently working on his BS in Kinesiology (physical education). He is planning on receiving his Masters of Education at CSUSM immediately after his BS. Tony is certified by NETA (National Exercise Trainer's Association) and CPR/AED and First Aid certified by the American Heart Association
Exercise Philosophy
"Maximize the time."

Kristal Favieri

kfavieri@gmail.com

Persoanl trainer KristalExperience
My previous experience in fitness is on the field training.  I was a soccer player in high school and most of my workouts would be outside and in groups. That's probably why I love to incorporate fresh air, dirt, and sweat into my clients workouts.
Background
I actually never worked out in a gym until I met a friend who was a trainer about 4 years ago. I immediately grew a passion for finding new ways to execute different exercises and to use different muscle groups while doing so. I looked up different programs and completed the National Academy of Sports Medicine's exam a little over 2 years ago. I since then have done some group boot camps and training mostly outside of the gym. I have attended NASM workshops teaching me about corrective strengthening and training since then, as well as focused youth training.
Exercise Philosophy
My philosophy is to keep your workout routine as ambiguous and as fun as possible so that the only thing routine about your exercise is the fact that you are actually exercising. Keep your body guessing.