About the Coach

Kaylyn Wadley is military-affiliated and originally from San Antonio, TX. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Global and Community Health and Nutrition at George Mason University in 2018. After completing her post-baccalaureate medical studies at the University of Maryland, College Park, in 2020, she continued her studies as a surgical assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Dermatology, specializing in MOHS surgical procedures and skin cancer malignancies. She has a Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics Education from American University in Washington, DC; she graduated in May 2024. She is also conducting lab research and performing phlebotomy on US military veterans regarding Gulf War Illness and nutritional neuroscience topics of neurotoxicity and over-excitation of the brain through an NIH, grant-based study at the American University in the Nutritional Neuroscience lab. Kaylyn has been personal training part-time and then full-time for six years. Additionally, Coach Kaylyn is pursuing her doctorate degree next.

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"As a health and fitness coach, I promote preventative health and longevity through personalized nutrition coaching and 1:1 personal training. My mission is to empower individuals to make sustainable lifestyle changes that lead to improved overall well-being. I believe in taking a holistic approach to health and addressing physical and mental well-being to achieve long-term success. I have always had a great love and passion for nutrition and fitness. I grew up very active in sports, such as swimming and diving, volleyball, tae kwon do, and track and field. Based on my clinical experiences, there is a GREAT need for in-depth nutrition education among the masses. This essential information will aid in finding alternative approaches and solutions to health issues without necessarily always resulting in medication, a common theme in Western medicine. I will utilize my M.S. in Nutrition Education and the subsequent doctorate degree to merge my knowledge in prevention with treatment to bring forth the best quality of care I can for my patients as a future doctor. My goal is to be my patients' living embodiment of health and wellness and provide the tools and knowledge to improve their quality of life.”

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