Matt Collins
What’s the best part of being a personal trainer?
Being able to surround myself with people when they are not in  ‘9 to 5’ mood.

What are your strengths as a personal trainer?
I believe our head is the biggest thing that gets in the way of us seeing results (long term).

Describe yourself in 3 words
Good-looking, sexy & modest!

What are your favourite sports?
Any sport where mental control is required

Your most memorable moment?
My son being born

Your biggest health & fitness achievement?
Raising over $10,000 for charity running up a mountain in a hot pink g-string!

How do you think we can reverse the global obesity problem?
Parents need to take responsibility & become role models for their kids with food & exercise. Stop making excuses as to why you are fat & put in some action!

Patricia Smith
What’s the best part of being a personal trainer?
Helping people achieve results that they don’t think are possible

What are your strengths as a personal trainer?
I have been through the weight-loss journey & succeeded, so I know all the excuses!

Describe yourself in 3 words
Happy & persistent

Favourite Sports?
Swimming

Most memorable moment?
Completing my first 10km fun run after having lost 30kg. It was a massive milestone for me.

Your biggest health & fitness achievement?
Losing 35kg & never quitting!

How do you think we can reverse the global obesity problem?
Encourage people to be more active in their day-to-day lives.

Kent Evans
What’s the best part of being a personal trainer?
Seeing my clients achieve their health & fitness goals with my support

What are your strengths as a personal trainer?
I can push a client to reach fitness levels they didn’t think they could achieve.

Describe yourself in 3 words
Fun, determined, motivating

Favourite Sports?
Rugby Union, Gridiron

Most memorable moment?
Making Rugby Union Grand Final & receiving Man of the Match!

Your biggest health & fitness achievement?
Improving my bench press to 100kg (with great technique!)

How do you think we can reverse the global obesity problem?
Increase education of health & fitness in schools & showing risks of being overweight.

Ben Amson
What’s the best part of being a personal trainer?
Helping people achieve their health & fitness goals

What are your strengths as a personal trainer?
Motivating, ensuring people have fun whilst they workout. Knowledge & love for what I do.

Describe yourself in 3 words
Full of excitement

Favourite Sports?
Football (or soccer to morons!) cricket, basketball

Most memorable moment?
Winning U16 grand final 4-0 (and receiving MVP)

Your biggest health & fitness achievement?
16.7 Beep test result & completing 10km fun run in 42.54 mins

How do you think we can reverse the global obesity problem?
By educating people of the dangers of being overweight & increased wellbeing through being healthy, fit & having a good lifestyle.

Brooke Sampson
What’s the best part of being a personal trainer?
Seeing people experience the journey of weight loss and ultimately achieve their fitness goals—it means as much to me as it does to them.

What are your strengths as a personal trainer?
As a personal trainer, I aim to retain an extensive fitness knowledge base that incorporates all sectors of health, nutrition and fitness. By doing so, I would like to assist people in their bid for an active and healthy lifestyle, while being open and eager hear new and alternate information you may have!

Describe yourself in 3 words
Passionate, confident and scatty!

Favourite Sports?
Anything to get the heart pumping! Touch footy, boxing, but also love a muscle-busting workout in the gym.

Most memorable moment?
Scoring 100% on my Exercise Science exam! Such a good feeling.

Your biggest health & fitness achievement?
Losing 23kg! Most rewarding journey ever experienced! When people see the hard work you’ve done, or barely recognise you, you know you’ve started winning the battle.

How do you think we can reverse the global obesity problem?
It’s important that we start the education process early; it’s time we start implementing fitness programs into schools, and get kids moving and have fun doing so! Parents also need to play their part and become active role models...it really makes for a happy and healthy family!

Elliott Keen
What’s the best part of being a personal trainer?
Making a difference in people’s lives by helping them achieve results by doing what I love.

What are your strengths as a personal trainer?
Making people realise how important it is to make a difference in their life.

Describe yourself in 3 words
Positive, dedicated, passionate

Favourite Sports?
Football (soccer)

Most memorable moment?
Winning Football Grand finals

Your biggest health & fitness achievement?
Benchpress 100kg

How do you think we can reverse the global obesity problem?
Get rid of fast food and make exercise fun