Our Trainers are CrossFit Certified Coaches and have years of experience helping people get the results they’re looking for.

Kevin
Co-Owner, CrossFit L3 Certified Coach

Joe
Co-Owner, CrossFit L2 Certified Coach
“Sure, some days you don’t love the workout. But we do it anyway. That’s what we do at CrossFit Crossing. We help each other stay accountable and motivate each other to keep coming!”

Amanda
CrossFit L2 Certified Coach
USAW Level 1 Weightlifting Coach

Dan
CrossFit L1 Certified Coach

Zach
CrossFit L1 Certified Coach
After being a multiport athlete in HS Zach started to let himself go in his mid 30s when a friend suggested a gym he thought he would love. He joined Corps Fitness that week and was in and out but never strict and 10 years later had ballooned from 200lbs to 265lbs and was drinking and eating way more than he should
On March 6, 2022, he decided to get sober and go all in on his fitness. Since going sober he’s made at least 20 classes a month for 3.5 years. Weight went down over 40 lbs and most importantly I’m healthier and a better father to my 2 daughters(Kylie and Kirstin)
In May of 2025 he got his L1 and started coaching in the hopes of helping others in their fitness journey.
“I believe CrossFit and especially the community of people at our gym saved my life. Everyone is hear to get better but more importantly we are a community of people who always want each other to succeed in the gym and in life.”
Notable accomplishments:
NYC Marathon
Blues Cruise 50k
NYC, Rehoboth Beach, and OCMD Half Marathons
Multiple OCR, 5K, and 10k races

Kerry
CrossFit L1 Certified Coach
In 2016 Kerry found herself to be the heaviest she had ever weighed 230lbs. Kerry decided to turn things around by committing to her health by making changes to her nutrition and exercise with home work outs. By 2018 she had a busy schedule of coaching bootcamp classes and decided to try a local CrossFit gym that had classes available during the times she wasn’t coaching.
This is where her love for Olympic lifting and functional fitness began. Olympic lifting has taught Kerry the importance of consistency and pushing herself. “No one is going to have a perfect clean the first time they try or be able to deadlift 300 lbs , you have to work at it, be consistent, make goals and keep pushing towards them. “
What Kerry loves about coaching is the ability to encourage everyone to love their body’s and achieve their goals. “Whether your goal is to squat 300 lbs or get up off the couch unassisted I am always excited to help clients meet their goals through movement . I firmly believe that CrossFit is for every body, and movement is medicine. “
