is a retired police officer with 16 years of dedicated law enforcement experience, specializing in human trafficking and sexual assault investigations. Throughout her career, she demonstrated a profound commitment to protecting the vulnerable and advocating for justice. As a Peer Support member, Kimberly provided vital emotional and psychological support to fellow officers, fostering resilience within the department. She also served as a Youth Academy instructor, mentoring young people and instilling values of safety, respect, and community engagement. Additionally, her expertise in personal safety led her to become a women’s self-defense instructor, empowering women with the skills and confidence to protect themselves. Kimberly also holds a Level 1 USA Weightlifting (USAW) certification, while also studying for her certification to become a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Outside of her professional pursuits, Kimberly enjoys riding her dirt bike, affectionately named “Dorothy Mantooth,” embracing adventure and the thrill of the outdoors.

is a former Division-1 javelin thrower from Florida A&M University, and has been a strength coach at MHOP since fall 2023. Her primary focus is on how weight training enhances athletic performance and restores everyday functional movements often overlooked in modern life. She also emphasizes the importance of proper rest and recovery to maximize training benefits. Education/Certifications: Bachelor of Science in Fine Art, Minor Graphic Communications Certified in USA Weightlifting (USAW L1).

has been on staff at MHOP since 2023. He has four years of baseball experience, coaches baseball, and competes as a globally-ranked long-driver. His training approach focuses on enhancing performance while improving everyday life and reducing the likelihood of injury. He holds certificates in USA Weightlifting (USAW) and Titleist Performance Institute (TPI).

is a strength and conditioning coach specializing in high school athlete development. A former standout baseball player, he competed at the University of Hawaii and the University of Utah, earning All-Big West and All-Pac-12 honors. In 2022, he was recognized as the top defensive first baseman in Division 1, winning the Gold Glove. Following a successful three-year professional career, where he hit .330 with 36 home runs, he now dedicates his expertise to helping athletes refine their skills and maximize their potential. Alex holds a USAW certificate.

is a dedicated fitness professional and avid rock climber with a strong background in strength training, high-intensity interval training (HIIT), and exercise science. With over 8 years of experience in the field, he focuses on helping clients build muscle, improve discipline, and develop a deeper mind-body connection rooted in nutrition and pushing the limits of the body. With a passion for holistic health, he empowers individuals to transform their bodies while cultivating mental resilience and supportive social environments that promote long-term well-being.

is a former collegiate athlete with a background in track/field and football. He played several years of Arena football, with NFL experience within his immediate family. Brother of former NFL star Alex Van Dyke, Anthony has lived and breathed athletic development since childhood. He has been a certified personal trainer for youth athletes, adults, and elderly individuals for over 20 years. His personal training focuses on injury reduction, functional fitness, and improving health through nutrition, diet, and consistent discipline.

is a strength and conditioning coach specializing in high school athlete development. Following his four-year stint as a Division-1 wide-receiver at Boston College (ACC), John possesses over a decade of experience enhancing athletes’ mental and physical abilities. Growing up on the East Coast, John brings extensive knowledge and personal experience from the collegiate-level, furthering our mission to impact the younger generation of local athletes. Currently, John trains high school athletes at the Oak Ridge High School Performance Training Center (PTC). He holds certifications in USA Weightlifting Level 1, EXOS Performance Specialist (XPS), and Certified Speed and Agility Coach Level 2

has been with Mini’s for 5 and half years. She is a firm believer that “Movement is Medicine” and “Form over Weight.” Mastering the proper form and technique helps our members make progress and reduce the risk of injury. She loves to run and lift heavy weights. Her current goal is to run a half marathon or longer in each state. MHOP is her happy place and she loves the community. Helping our members realize what they are capable of makes her day.