Callie Bradford

I've been involved in the fitness industry for nearly 20 years and have taught Zumba since 2014. and currently specializes in kids and adult fitness programs, completes fitness assessments for adults and children, and provides nutrition analysis and seminars, boot camps, kickboxing, circuit training, Aqua Aerobics, Zumba, and vegan consultations. I am certified by Integrative Nutrition, the world's largest health coaching school. I am also a personal trainer through the National Personal Training Institute.

Callie Bradford, MS, CPT, CNC Lifestyle and Business Development Coach

Callie Bradford, MS, is a Certified Health Coach, speaker, workshop facilitator entrepreneur, and health advocate. She has been involved in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry for over 20 years. Recently, Callie gained experience in the senior care industry.

Callie earned her health coach certification from Integrated Nutrition. A cutting-edge Health Coach Training Program. She studied over 100 dietary theories, practical lifestyle management techniques, and innovative coaching methods with some of the world’s top health and wellness experts, including Dr. Deepak Chopra and Dr. David Katz. She now uses them in her holistic health coaching practice.

She is also the owner and CEO of GO Smoothies and GO Press Juice in downtown Detroit.

She believes that prevention truly starts with our children. She started a non-profit in 2008 called Next Generation Fit Kids to engage the community in the fight against childhood obesity.

Callie is the Spokesperson for the American Heart Association's Healthy Access to Food Campaign. She has been on many panels, including the Detroit GO Red For Women Luncheon. She is also a previous board member of the American Diabetes Association.

Clientele:

The Home Depot

Vision IT

General Motors

Ford Motor Company

Quicken Loans

Team Mental Health

AARP

Downriver Small Business Association

The Housing Authority of Elgin

The United Way No Kid Hungry Program

The American Diabetes Association