I am Chris Wilde (37-years young) and I am a Colorado Native. I currently call Evergreen home, as my family and I are blessed to have the Rocky Mountains as our backyard. My wife Taylor and I have a 7-month-old boy named Hunter James and a 5-year-old Yellow Lab named JJ. Each weekend is a new opportunity for our family to get out on a new adventure and explore and travel the unknown.

I absolutely love competing and challenging myself, whether it is in sports, fitness competitions or on one of my various mountain excursions. I discovered my fitness calling at 7-months old, when I took my first steps. Sports and fitness quickly captured my focus as I was obsessed with constantly enduring and prevailing over any challenge I encountered. At an early age, I was inspired to play basketball and continued competing until my second year at the University of Colorado. Over the course of my basketball career, I had the privilege of competing against some of the best basketball players in the world through AAU Tournaments, Invitational Basketball Camps, NAIA Division II College Basketball, and Pro-Am Leagues. Along with the incredible competition, I was lucky to train with some extremely talented Professional Fitness Trainers, Coaches, and Physical Therapists. Following my 6th knee surgery, I hung my basketball shoes up and began studying Movement and the Human Body.

In my 11-years of experience as a personal trainer and Life coach, I have had the privilege of working with hundreds of individuals and servicing thousands of fitness sessions. Group training, fitness classes, and educational seminars have always been some of my biggest passions in coaching as well as teaching. The opportunity to connect with larger groups of people has been an invigorating experience and it is always emotionally gratifying to help pay it forward. I have been extremely blessed throughout this humbling and rewarding fitness career, as I have been entrusted with guiding and supporting people’s fitness journeys. In my experience, results are not only the hard work invested inside the gym, but more importantly the grit, consistency, and self-discipline invested outside the gym doors. Setting yourself up for success can be an exceedingly difficult task to confront alone. That is where OUR Journey begins.