Tapp Into It Fitness

My toxic trait can be adding humor to difficult situations, so cue the Universal Studios theme song as you scroll because apparently this life update needed a cinematic opening.

This transition has been emotional and difficult. They say that IS where growth happens.

After years of coaching, teaching, training, creating challenges, and building community in the space I’ve been part of, I’ll be moving forward in a new direction.

I’m grateful for what that chapter gave me, especially the people and relationships that came from it. I’m also honoring that change can be hard when you’ve poured so much of yourself into something.

But one thing has become very clear:
Tapp Into It Fitness has never been about one building.

It’s about the community.
The trust.
The strength.
The support.
The way people show up for themselves and each other.
And the intentional space I’ve worked hard to foster — inside and outside of the gym — where that kind of support can grow.

Moving forward, Tapp Into It Fitness Studio is officially becoming the home base for private and small group strength training.

And while this transition has been hard, I’m genuinely excited about what this space is becoming. The studio is equipped with a double pulley cable machine, squat/bench rack, RowErg, Leg press/Hack squat, landmine, TRX, dumbbells, (Skierg and Hyper Pro arriving soon) and more! Stoked myself to workout in here while jamming along to my 90s country 🙂

Thank you for growing with me and supporting me as always—This next chapter means a lot!

If you have any questions please feel free to reach out. You all know I’m an open book.

Tapp Into It Fitness Studio is here.

Happy Pride, y’all. 🌈

Tapp Into It Fitness has always been about more than workouts.

It’s a community built on showing up — for yourself, for each other, and for the people beside you who are also trying to get stronger, feel better, and take up space in their own way.

It means a lot to me to create an environment where LGBTQ+ and ALL clients and community members feel supported, seen, and safe. Fitness doesn’t has to be serious all the time and it shouldn’t be, but walking into a gym or starting something new can feel SO vulnerable and look so serious — everyone deserves a space where they can exhale a little and a person to support them through it (ME!).

I am true to my word, and I am true to who I am.

For those of you who have shown up for me, supported me, trusted me, and trained with me: thank you. I will continue to show up for you, too.

With my new small private studio space, I’m able to open that door even more — especially for people who may not feel comfortable starting in a big gym environment, who want more privacy, who need a softer landing, or who simply want a space where they can feel safe while getting stronger.

Strength training should feel empowering, not intimidating.

So this Pride month, I’m feeling extra grateful for this community, this business, and the opportunity to keep building something that feels honest, safe, strong, and true.

Happy Pride. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Whitney’s guns OUTSHINING me in our last photo 👀 Hyrox Pro Doubles 1:19:34.