Waypoint Training Co

What happens when healthcare providers, ministry leaders, and community influencers come together to talk about wellness?

Powerful conversations begin.

Recently, Jessi had the opportunity to speak to a room of approximately 50 pastors and ministry leaders in the Branson area about nutrition, whole-food supplementation, and the importance of addressing health from the inside out.

One thing we've learned through Secrets in Healthcare is that health conversations don't just belong in doctor's offices. They belong in our homes, our churches, our communities, and everywhere people are seeking hope and answers.

A special thank you to Nathan King, with Waypoint Training Co, for helping make this connection possible. Nathan's passion for helping people become stronger physically has created meaningful relationships throughout our community, and we're grateful for the opportunity to share this message with so many local leaders.

The exciting part?

This same venue will host our upcoming Secrets in Healthcare Mini Event this August featuring:

🎤 Dr. Steve Hughlett (Dr Steve & Theresa Hughlett)
🎤 Dr. Ann Hines (Main Street Wellness Center)
🎤 Dr. Annette Schippel (Endocrine Wellness)

If you've been curious about integrative health, hormones, nutrition, chronic illness, or natural approaches to wellness, this will be an incredible opportunity to learn from some of the most respected voices in healthcare.

The conversations are growing.

The community is growing.

And we're just getting started.

A couple of dead ends and spiky things.

Happy Memorial Day from Waypoint!

Thank you to those whom paid the ultimate sacrifice.

How should I approach this workout today? What would my 8 year old self done?

I know, let’s mountain bike instead of run.

The Spring Edition Waypoint Gauntlet is complete!

Crowned winner is Tyler Campbell. He crushed it on the bike and stayed ahead the rest of the time. And thanks to , he walked away with 2 free park passes.

The rucks came on and lead the pack during the ruck.

Thanks to Mike for bringing some swag for the racers.

Once the run began the rucks came off and the headlamps came out. The last hour was a grind into the night.

Guys it was a fun event to put on and I’m so thankful for the crew that showed up.

So thankful and blessed to have and her girls to take care of my girls while I was trying to count all the laps the racers were putting in.

In case you missed it, it was a 3 hour event. Hour 1, accumulate Mountian bike laps. Hour 2, accumulate ruck laps with 35 #. Hour 3, trail run.

I had so much fun putting this on that you all can for sure expect to see another one. Maybe sooner than you think! And longer…

Need something to put on the calendar and start training for? DM me for details.