Meet the Durbrow Performance Training team

I created DPT in 2010 with a mission to help people see their true potential, using fitness as the vehicle for that confidence and growth. I also wanted to build upon the foundation of creating a little better place in the world, starting with this training family. Our training stemmed from my years as an athlete. Training with my team always inspired me to be better and it was so much more motivating than doing it alone. That’s where our group strength and conditioning style of training was born. Why I do what I do: I love seeing people succeed. Period. We all have so much more potential inside us than we realize and I have been lucky enough to have amazing coaches who have pulled that out of me. I push every day to help people realize their own potential, build their confidence and ultimately make the world a better place with happier and stronger people. Callie lives in Dracut with her husband Nick and twin daughters, Annie and Charlotte. Callie’s professional certifications: NSCA CSCS (certified strength & conditioning specialist), GGS Pre and Post Natal Certified, CPPS certified.

I enjoy helping others. Having grown up with a nurse as a mother, I have always wanted to help people like she does every day. I specifically like helping people with their fitness and nutrition goals. I also love competing. Sports have always been a big part of my life. I have found being a part of a team in order to succeed is rewarding. Reaching personal goals is great, but helping others tackle their own goals is definitely a driving force for me. Along with fitness, I am a firm believer in proper nutrition. I realized in college that I needed to do more for my body to stay in shape other than just exercising. It’s important to keep your body healthy both inside and out. This former small town Vermont girl is a lover of burpees, black labs and friendly people. I live in Windham, NH with my husband Brian and dog Bo.

Growing up I was raised an active child. The influence my father had being a marine and martial artist created a passion for physical activity and competition. I channeled that through soccer playing throughout my childhood. I loved being competitive and finding my confidence through the sport.
As I got older my interest in health and wellness continued to grow. I majored in Exercise Science at Elon University. I loved learning about the body and how to utilize exercise to create a better human experience.
I am also deeply influenced by my mom, a social worker whose passion for helping others has always inspired me. I find fulfillment in following her example.
Kayla lives in Reading and also works as a social worker