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Jerry Flynn, CSCS is the Strength and Conditioning Director of this talented athletic performance enhancement team. After completing his degree in Exercise Science and playing football at Western Washington University Jerry spent several years working in physical therapy and rehabilitation. His extensive experience initially in the clinical setting provides the foundation of his philosophy in how he trains athletes. His belief in training to enhance functional movement is key to prehabilitation or injury prevention as well as performance enhancement. In 1997, when he made the transition to athletic performance enhancement, he became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. Since that time he has stayed current with the latest training methods and philosophies the industry has to offer. Jerry has trained athletes from all sports at all levels for over a decade. He has worked extensively with both males and females in a team, small group and individual basis. Outside of training athletes his functional movement activity includes biking, hiking, golf and snow skiing.
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Megan Dahlman, CSCS, graduated with a BS degree in Exercise Science from Seattle Pacific University, and is also certified as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. Megan has worked with many different populations in various health and fitness settings. Before coming to ProActive, she was a sports performance trainer, working with children up to professional athletes helping to enhance their athletic performance. She has also worked as a fitness technician at a community college, designing fitness programs for the general population. Megan's love of the science of human performance is evident in the fitness testing and specific program design. She enjoys challenging all levels of athletes through fun and effective means, while educating the individual so they can further their own knowledge of sport. Her love of sport goes beyond the workplace as she enjoys distance running, biking, triathlons, and snowboarding.
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