Kristie Sproul
Kristie and her husband Phillip started going to CrossFit 66 in 2010. Her investment of time and energy in the 66 family has given her a great perspective on what it is like for others to take that first step in the doors.
Kristie was nervous every time they walked in the door that first couple of months. Slowly, she gained confidence and strength through a community of people looking to get stronger and healthier. As she became more involved her nervousness turned to excitement and a desire to help others through the same stages she had been through.
As she discovered, being pushed out of comfort zones can be extremely beneficial to our lives. Becoming a coach in 2015 has given her the opportunity to help others increase their confidence which transfers to other areas of their lives. Kristie now has certifications through CrossFit and USA Weightlifting.
Kristie looks forward to continuing her journey in health and fitness while encouraging and serving others to do the same.
Wes Gillespie
Wes joined CrossFit 66 in 2017, and since then, he has fully embraced physical fitness and performance as a way of life. With a commitment to challenging the mind and body, Wes sets an inspiring example for others to follow. In addition to his role as an Officer in the Army Reserves and other government duties, he holds the distinction of being a CrossFit Level 2 Trainer. Currently, he is in the process of completing the U.S. Army Master Fitness Course. When you train with Coach Wes, be prepared for a challenge – his dedication to pushing limits is contagious.
Drew Behrens
Drew started at CrossFit 66 shortly after getting married in the summer of 2017. With a background in sports and fitness (B.S. Kinesiology-Exercise/Fitness Management), Drew was looking for something with more variety and excitement than a traditional strength program so as to maintain consistency and dedication. After seeing the CrossFit games many times on television, he decided to give it a shot, and quickly found that the competitiveness and continuously varied classes were just what he was missing in a fitness program.
The goal of getting back into shape quickly turned into a passion for CrossFit after competing in his first CrossFit Open in 2018. From that point forward Drew became a very active member of the 66 family and has attended daily classes ever since. This passion became a desire to help others achieve their goals and to add to the second family he found in the gym.
Drew is married to Monique and has two daughters, Olivia and Emery.
