Scott Marion

     I've been competitive and wanted to be athletic for most of my life. I was never particularly gifted at any one sport and found myself frustrated when I couldn't be everything I thought I should be. When I was 16, I struggled with body dysmorphia and disordered eating until I found a passion for exercise. I may have started overweight, unathletic, and injured but with training I've discovered strengths and overcome weaknesses I didn't know I had. Not to mention, I've realized that although I am not a naturally gifted athlete, I am a naturally gifted coach and teacher. So I've made it my goal to continue working to overcome my own limitations and, at the same time, help others achieve their goals.

     It is a privilege helping people realize their potential and accomplish more than they ever thought they could and I'm incredibly grateful to do so. It has always been my goal to work myself out of a job by not only showing people the skills and habits they need to succeed, but by helping them understand why they're doing what they do. I never want to see anyone waste their time on meaningless fitness pursuits or exercises and I greatly enjoy finding and creating the best approaches and exercises for accomplishing a goal. 

     I’ve been working in fitness professionally since 2019. I am a Certified Personal Trainer through A.C.E. (the American Council on Exercise), a Functional Training Specialist, and a Level II Certified Boxing Fitness Instructor.