About Pierce Fitness in Kitchener, ON

Bryan has spent more than 15 years in the fitness industry, built around a single conviction: staying strong and capable shouldn’t end as we get older.

A lifelong athlete who grew up competing in hockey, baseball, football, and track & field, Bryan coaches with an emphasis on movement quality, individualized programming, and long-term capability — keeping adults active and living their best lives for decades.

His approach was shaped in part by watching athletic family members lose their mobility as they aged. Aesthetic and performance goals are always pursued in a way that keeps members capable for the long haul — not quick results that don’t last. The focus is staying able to move, lift, and live independently for the rest of your life.

Outside the gym, Bryan enjoys board games with family and friends, exploring local breweries and distilleries, and spending time with his little family.

As a husband and father of two, Mat believes health and fitness should enhance your life — not consume it. With over 20 years of experience, he has coached clients through personal training, semi-private coaching, small group training, and group fitness.

Mat’s philosophy is simple: lasting results come from understanding the person behind the goal. Every client is unique, and he takes pride in building meaningful relationships that foster confidence, accountability, and long-term success.

A lifelong student of human performance, Mat holds certifications in corrective exercise, nutrition, and fitness coaching. His empathetic, adaptable approach helps clients move better, feel stronger, and create sustainable habits that support a healthier, more active life.

Movement has been a central part of Amanda’s life for as long as she can remember — growing up on a farm, figure skating, gymnastics, and competing in school sports. After experiencing the impact of a sedentary lifestyle in university, she rediscovered her health through kickboxing and Muay Thai.

Dealing with injuries along the way sparked her passion for personal training. She became fascinated by the process of rebuilding strength, restoring mobility, and helping the body move the way it was designed to — pain-free.

Amanda’s approach combines functional strength, movement quality, and sustainable lifestyle habits. She firmly believes movement is medicine — not just for the body, but for the mind and spirit. Fitness should bring joy, not dread, and everyone deserves a program tailored to their unique goals, abilities, and lifestyle.

She holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Guelph and has been a CanFitPro-certified Personal Training Specialist since 2019, with additional certifications in applied strength training, barbell strength, boxing, and Precision Nutrition.