

Cody Koontz
Certified Personal Trainer
(American College of Sports Medicine)

— percept: feel better.
"Percept" is the foundational term for my personal training philosophy. I want my clients to be able to feel better.
Not just to feel better. That's a given. I want to develop your *movement intuition* so that you:
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know how an exercise is supposed to feel
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understand what each movement is working towards
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engage the why for each part of personal training--it's what gets you through the tough times.
WHY EXERCISE?
Bolster Your Mood
Some studies show that exercise can improve your resilience to anxiety and depression (psst--it's the main reason I exercise). Let's discover what movement is best for you and get your mood and 'tude strong!
Give Balance to Your Schedule
A personal fitness routine can give you physical and mental stability when times get tough. There's no time like the present to get back into exercise. If you aren't perfect, you're in the majority. Let's work together to build your program!
Build Long-Term Health
One brick at a time, invest in your longevity with daily exercise. That wall will help prevent a myriad of chronic diseases--but it takes time to build. Let's get started now, even 10 minutes a day can be effective!

Know your trainer
— Cody Koontz, CPT
I'm a certified personal trainer by the American College of Sports Medicine. I love helping people meet their goals and overcome their limitations through exercise. Deeper understanding and improved perception of movement are the foundations for my training philosophy.
Exercise Videos
Need help with how to do certain exercises? Not sure what to begin with? This section of the homepage will showcase specific exercise routines for different goals or body parts.
This Foot/Ankle Kit is great for gaining a baseline fitness in the foot and ankle. It's also beneficial for runners, weightlifters, and people working on their feet. Doing these exercises can improve strength, develop intrinsic stability, and also reduce pain. Try them out!
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