Sarah grew up with competition: She was attending college football games from the time she was born (go K-State Wildcats!), she was a nationally ranked fencer before she hit her teenage years, she tried her hand at volleyball, basketball, and tennis, and always raced her friends down the slopes on her snowboard. Sarah is also a lifelong soccer player, playing competitive soccer through her university career where she pursued a Master's in psychology from the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand. She has always been involved in coaching and mentoring, starting with youth soccer and fencing, gaining professional experience in job readiness and recruitment, and then progressing to coaching both youth and adult CrossFit. Sarah now competes nationally in a variety of hybrid fitness events, including Hyrox, DEKA, marathon, CrossFit, and trail running/OCR. Sarah loves giving back to her community through her work with Forging Youth Resilience, a youth-serving fitness nonprofit. Drawing on her background in competition, coaching at all levels across a variety of sports, and psychology, Sarah is now a hybrid-exclusive coach at Geiger Coaching.

Carly is a hard-charging, highly motivated professional athlete and coach, with a background of training and competing at the highest level across multiple disciplines. Growing up in beautiful Santa Barbara, she spent her days surfing at the beach, running around in the California mountains, and playing every sport she could get her hands on. It was in volleyball, however, that she found true passion and opportunity, and continued on to play for 4 years at Stanford University, where she finished as a team captain, a 3-time first team All-American, and a HONDA award finalist. Off the court, she developed a passion for human evolution and biology, and graduated in four years with a Bachelor of Arts in Human Biology. She went on to compete professionally for The US Women’s National Team in both indoor and beach volleyball over the span of 6 years. When the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt on professional sports, she achieved her dream of becoming a firefighter, and ventured into CrossFit, trail running, and other functional fitness modalities. 2023 marked a big year as she entered the hybrid fitness scene, winning the GORUCK games, winning the Hybricon Games, setting a new DEKA Strong World Record, and building for Hyrox. It is her goal to bring what she knows and practices to other athletes, and guide them in building the skillsets and mentalities that will lead them to the highest version of themselves.

Kallan grew up in a home where his parents were always active, whether that was adventure races, triathlons, mountain bike races, collegiate soccer or hunting and fishing. He played all the traditional sports and finally, when he was in high school, his parents convinced him to throw his leg over a mountain bike and do a couple of races. A "couple of races" turned into winning a Professional XC Cup in Colorado Springs (Category 1 Junior), going to regional USA Cycling camps, winning the Category 2 Junior National Championship and winning the 24-Hour Team National Mountain Bike Championship on the same team as Head Coach Ryan Geiger. Nowadays, Kallan races and trains to get his mind right to be a better person for the people he loves. Kallan believes cycling is beautiful because of the place it takes your mind to: from the depths of pain and despair to the most peaceful mountain tops. It trains you to be resilient and strong to face the world and all its challenges. Kallan loves helping people learn how to become more resilient through consistent and science-backed training.