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Hi. My name is Bradd and I am a 45 year old high school math teacher in a small town in South Central Minnesota. I also just started my 23rd year of coaching high school sports. I have coached girls softball, boys baseball, boys and girls basketball and am currently the head girls tennis coach at our school. I also have around 100 kids ages 3-18 in my summer tennis program which is known as

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Hi. My name is Bradd and I am a 45 year old high school math teacher in a small town in South Central Minnesota. I also just started my 23rd year of coaching high school sports. I have coached girls softball, boys baseball, boys and girls basketball and am currently the head girls tennis coach at our school. I also have around 100 kids ages 3-18 in my summer tennis program which is known as "G's Summer Tennis Club".

I grew up in Southeast Minnesota and spent the early part of my life there. I went to school in a small town where you pretty much knew and trusted everyone. I participated in basketball, track and baseball while in high school and worked at the local grocery store and Dairy Queen.

After graduation it was off to Winona State University where I went on to receive my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a minor in Statistics. I spent some time as a substitute teacher and coach around home before my first full-time teaching job became available and I'm still there.

I'm still very small-town in my beliefs and my values and wouldn't have it any other way. I love following the Minnesota Twins and the New England Patriots and was a big Boston Celtics fan back when the Big 3 ruled. I also enjoy watching movies of all sorts.

I really enjoyed working out to P90X because of the challenge it gives me as well as the satisfaction of knowing that I could do it. It's a great feeling at the end of a grueling workout. It also helps balance the stress of teaching and all the challenges that come with that profession. It's a great outlet so things don't build up too much inside.

I'm also an Inanity grad! Shaun T will definitely make you dig deeper. It was just another one of those things that I was a bit hesitant to try but once I got into it the program was addicting! I love how I felt after he killed me each workout.

One other addition to my he goal of living a healthy life is I hooked up with Melissa Costello, who is P90X creator Tony Horton's personal chef, and am progressing with her 30-day vegan cleanse. Lost 11 pounds in the first 14 days by just eating good food. No meat, eggs, dairy, sugar, caffeine, etc. Purely plant based. It's amazing how great your body can feel when you put the right things into it.

After all of that it was on to a month of Insanity: Asylum and I then did a hybrid of Asylum and P90X. Once you start it's hard to walk away from these programs...and that's not a bad thing at all. Some addictions are healthy ;)

My most recent Beachbody program I've graduated from was the RevAbs workouts. Brett really can keep things moving and fun. I really like the change I get from each of the different trainers and programs.

I'm currently loving the moving and pumping of Les Mills Pump. The music is great and keeps you moving and even the the program may not be considered "extreme" by Beachbody standards, I continue to see changes in my body.

Waiting in the wings is P90X2. I love all the different challenges and approaches Beachbody presents.

Don't be afraid to go outside of your comfort zone and make yourself better, both inside and out.

Thank you Beachbody for everything you've introduced me to and what it's done for my well-being.

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