Josiah has been dedicated to health and fitness his entire life. He received his degree in Biology from the University of California-Davis, and upon graduation enlisted in the US Marine Corps. As a Scout Sniper, he served on two deployments, including a combat tour in Iraq. Josiah is a NSCA Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. He has experience training a broad spectrum of individuals whose goals include elite athletic performance, weight loss, and building strength and keeping mobility as they age. Josiah is proud to call Salt Lake City home and enjoys spending time in the amazing outdoors our state has to offer with his 3 young boys.

Ty Rutledge joined the 212 team in early 2020 after relocating to SLC from his hometown of St. George, UT. Ty earned a B.S. in Exercise Science from Southern Utah University where he played football for the Thunderbirds. Ty has been an athlete all of his life – and loves coaching others to meet their goals both in and out of the gym. When Ty isn’t coaching at 212, he’s hanging out with his dog, Tank, and exploring the great outdoors.

Austin is an American College of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer currently studying Kinesiology and Nutrition at the University of Utah and has been serving in the Army National Guard since December 2018. Originally from Orem, Austin played football throughout his youth and finished his football career playing at Utah State. In his free time, he loves getting outside to go boating and wakeboarding.

Jamie was born and raised in Millcreek and is proud to bring a local community gym to her neighborhood! Jamie received her B.S. in Business and Marketing from Westminster College, and subsequently spent many years working in the hospitality industry until joining the 212 team full time during the summer of 2013. She is a Certified Personal Trainer through the American Council on Exercise and coordinates our social and community events, as well as other glamorous behind-the-scenes stuff. She loves squats, hates sleds and stays busy chasing around the next generation of 212ers at home.