
MEET OUR BV COACHES
We have some of the best coaches in the area that are dedicated to making your 1 hour with us the best hour.

Floater Coach
Keaton Shofner
Coming soon...

Floater Coach
Heather Gibson
Originally from, whereabouts unknown, Heather loves to spend a day off with two slow hours of coffee and a good book, a gym session that’s not at 6 a.m., and a long walk in the woods or by the river to reset. Her comfort food is a perfectly baked chocolate chip cookie — crispy edges, soft center — and visiting Machu Picchu tops her bucket list.

Coach
Teala Happ
Originally from Edgington, Illinois, Teala loves spending time outdoors and never turns down good tacos. One of her biggest goals is to live in another country for a year and experience life somewhere completely new.

Owner/Floater Coach
Anna Ingle
Originally from Corydon, Indiana, Anna spends most of her free time with family and her five dogs, soaking up the chaos in the best way. She’s a big fan of a good matcha latte, and traveling to Machu Picchu is a dream she hopes to turn into reality.

Floater Coach
Randy Hilliard
Originally from Oklahoma, Randy keeps life simple and enjoys low-key days off. Tomato soup and grilled cheese is his comfort go-to, and he’s always up for traveling somewhere new.

Floater Coach
Nick Ray
Originally from Frankfort, Kentucky, Nick enjoys spending his downtime just piddling around and keeping things simple. Pizza is his go-to comfort food, and an elk hunting trip is high on his bucket list.

Coach
Evan Peak
Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Evan enjoys spending his days off playing pickleball and getting lost in a good book. His go-to comfort food is Carali’s chicken fried empanadas, and he’s got his sights set on walking the path to Mordor in New Zealand someday.

Owner/Head Coach
Justin Sturgeon
Originally from Memphis, Indiana, Justin enjoys spending days off golfing or camping w/ the fam and never says no to good Mexican food. Hiking Machu Picchu is #1 on the bucket list, and he is always up for a new adventure outside the gym.
“WE ARE WHAT WE REPEATEDLY DO. EXCELLENCE THEN IS NOT AN ACT BUT A HABIT.”
— Aristotle