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In 1999, I started my personal training business in downtown Bellevue.  My location has changed a few times but my message and training technique has stayed the same.  I will work with both your strengths and weaknesses to make your body work better.  Your session is designed to fix your sore spots and also give you the necessary changes to alleviate your ailments.

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With over 41 years of experience Sue has trained ages 10 to 90. Ranging from youth sports,  senior programming, cancer survivors, Parkinson’s patients, collegiate and professional athletes. She prides herself on designing programs that enhance her clients daily lives and encouraging them to be better every year. Sue’s priorities are form, and posture. Balance and agility work are always included in her programming. At 65 years of age, playing competitive tennis she understands the daily challenges of aches, pains and injuries. Sue has passion and compassion in motivating her clientele to be the best they can be. 

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Hi everyone!  I am 36 years young, born in San Francisco, and raised in Kirkland from the age of 5 so I am a local dude.  I have an associates degree in exercise physiology from the Lake Washington institute of technology.  I have been in the fitness industry since I was 25, so fitness is definitely a passion of mine and I will always live up to the lifestyle of health, wellness, and fitness; I practice what I preach! 

 

In 11 years I've put in more than 10,000 thousand hours of coaching for a wide variety of populations; I've worked with people 10 years of age to people 85 years of age.  I've worked with weekend warriors who want general physical fitness, high level athletes; rowers, runners, soccer players, football players, you name it I've done it, my experience is vast!

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When I am not helping my clients continue becoming better versions of themselves, I am always working on becoming a better version of myself; I practice what I preach!  I enjoy running, weightlifting, being outdoors, and anything that involves athleticism.

 

That is me in a nutshell, and I am here to serve you!

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Camie Morisset has been instructing fitness since 2012.  She fell in love with personal training after experiencing profound growth and change with the help of a personal trainer.  Camie already had two degrees from the University of Washington when she earned her certification with the American Council on Exercise and a specialty certification in orthopedic exercise.

Currently, Camie serves clients ranging from 9 to 80+ years of age at Muscle Farmer Fitness Studios in Bellevue.  She trains athletes of all kinds, including runners, swimmers, rock climbers and cyclists.  She trains young people who take their athletic endeavors seriously and middle-aged folks who want to stay strong and mobile longer.  She has a special fondness for training elders who want to regain lost strength, mobility, and, as a result, independence.  She specializes in working with new and long-time prosthetics, including replaced knees and hips.  She also has experience with recent bariatric patients as well as those living with or recovering from cancer.

Camie uses functional strength and mobility training to help you maintain independence as you age.  She wants you to be able to keep lifting your luggage into the overhead bin.  Building strength looks different for everyone, and helping you build it safely and sustainably is Camie’s number one priority.

Camie tailors her workouts to suit the strength and mobility of each of her clients, even as they vary by session.  She believes in healing your problem areas before she strengthens your areas of weakness, and she is especially passionate about good posture. She emphasizes nutrition and cleaning eating that is realistic and sustainable, and she doesn’t push fad diets or trends. She focuses on science and your personal needs.

When Camie isn’t training a client or studying up on the latest in health science, she’s on a 100-mile bike ride or the golf course. She also loves hiking, lifting weights, and cheering for her daughter on the basketball court.