Exercise ETC. Faculty

Guy is the Executive Director of Exercise ETC. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through NSCA as well as a Senior Fitness Specialist and a Performance Enhancement Specialist, both through NASM. He has worked in the fitness field since 1983 as a boot camp instructor, group fitness instructor, group fitness director, personal trainer, fitness director and health club general manager. He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL and holds multiple fitness certifications. Over the years, Guy has worked with many population groups, especially the older adult population, and has worked in a variety of environments including corporate fitness, hospital-based wellness centers, municipal and community centers and major health clubs. He currently teaches "Brains & Balance Past 60" programs for the City of Wilton Manors, FL and has presented cognition-retention programs to the residents at the Edgewater Assisted Living Community in Boca Raton, FL. Guy has been with Exercise ETC since 1992.

Steve has been immersed in the fitness industry since 1988 when he retired from his 12 year athletic career in springboard diving. He earned his MA in psychology from Seattle University and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist as well as an ACE certified personal trainer and group exercise leader and outdoor boot camp instructor. Steve's passion is designing and developing strength and conditioning programs for high school and collegiate athletes and teams, and he is experienced in working with a variety of population groups from children to older adults to the overweight/obese population and he enjoys motivating and educating clients in a variety of environments. A former aerobics competitor, Steve is now a Family and Child Therapist who incorporates fitness, wellness and athletics as mechanisms for healing. An avid outdoorsman, Steve recently climbed to the summit of Mt. Ranier, WA. Steve joined our faculty in 2001.

April Boulter, PhD, MPH, M.Ed. has a diverse background in exercise science, health maintenance and sport management. With an MPH, an M.Ed. Sport Management, and a PhD in Prevention Science, April brings an interdisciplinary perspective to helping people use fitness training to create meaningful and sustainable lifestyle change. April believes that fitness and nutrition are powerful foundations for behavior change—but lasting wellness is about more than knowing what to do. It is about understanding the behaviors, environments, motivation, and life experiences that shape the choices we make. Throughout her career, April has worked with clients to design and implement innovative training and wellness programs across land- and water-based environments. As a former Campus Recreation Program Director, she oversaw comprehensive fitness and aquatic programs, gaining firsthand experience in developing programs that support people at every level of their wellness journey. She currently serves as an Associate Professor at Kent State University, where she combines teaching, research, and leadership to advance the understanding of health and behavior change. Today, April brings together her expertise in exercise, wellness, leadership, and behavior change to help individuals and organizations move beyond short-term solutions and create healthier, more sustainable ways of living and leading. April joined our faculty in 2008.

Mike is the Director of Education for Exercise ETC and he is also the cofounder of San Diego Premier Training, a private personal training studio located in Carlsbad, CA. With a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from UConn and a Master's degree in Sports and Exercise Science from the University of Florida, Mike has personal training certifications from ACE, NSCA, and NASM, giving him a wide range of educational and experience to draw from. A former All American Track Athlete from the University of Connecticut, Mike has specialty certifications from Functional Movement Systems, Certified Functional Strength Coach, the Functional Aging Institute, Spartan SGX, the Flex Diet Certification and he is a Certified Conditioning Coach. He has worked with hundreds of clients including youth athletes, older and overweight adults and professional athletes. Mike is also an adjunct faculty at Miramar College and a subject matter expert for the American Council on Exercise. Mike joined our faculty in 2008.

A 20-year exercise and fitness industry professional, Pete Rohleder has helped thousands achieve their health, fitness, and performance goals. Pete holds a Master's Degree in Exercise Science from Wichita State University and has been a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS-NSCA) since 2011; he has been teaching in higher education since 2011 and is currently an Instructor of Exercise Science at Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS. Pete is an expert at bridging the gap between movement science and real-world application. His passion is to provide tangible takeaways to his students and clients so they can achieve efficient, lasting results. Pete owned and operated Pure Fitness Rx, a training studio focused on fitness, performance, and movement improvement through innovative, science-backed strategies. Pete was the State Fitness Consultant for the Miss Kansas America Pageant, and continues to consult with contestants, athletes, clients, and trainers. He is also the host of the 'More to Movement' podcast, where he discusses the science behind movement and provides solutions to help his listeners properly apply the science to enhance training outcomes and improve movement discrepancies that hinder success. Pete has been with Exercise ETC since 2020.