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Jeni Ivovic B.S., A.S.
Currently working as a Pilates instructor, Jeni was looking for her next challenge-BootCamp! Jeni has been
a Physical Therapy Assistant since 1999, and teaching Pilates Reformer, Cadillac and Chair classes since 2004.
She ran her first marathon in 2002, and is still training for half marathons and full marathons.
Jeni attended Idaho State University on a track and field scholarship and graduated in 1992 with a degree in
Health Education Fitness and Wellness. A few years later she received an A.S. as a Physical Therapy Assistant
and is BASI trained and certified Pilates Instructor. She is always seeking out the best way to challenge people
and encourage ALL body types, ages and fitness levels to get moving.
Exercise and wellness in a safe controlled environment is a passion of Jeni's.
Trying to find a way to encourage and help everybody is her goal.
"Lets go to Boot Camp together!"
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Dr. John Spencer Ellis
Each week, over one million people around the world enjoy a fitness program created by John Spencer Ellis.
His fitness programs are implemented in the top resorts, spas and health clubs. John is the President of NESTA
(National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association) and the Spencer Institute for Life Coaching. These two
professional associations have 45,000 members in 30 countries. John is on the Advisory Boards of the National
Health, Wellness and Prevention Congress, Exercise TV, Conference for Healthy Living, Irvine Valley College,
Get America Fit Foundation, and is a Fellow of the National Board of Fitness Examiners. He is the author of"
How Badly Do You Want It? - Your Ultimate Guide to Optimal Fitness," and a contributor to "Power of
Champions." He created Adventure Boot Camp, the largest fitness boot camp program in the world. His signature
series of outdoor fitness equipment is used in communities worldwide. John has been featured or quoted in every
major fitness publication, and held the post of Fitness Editor for OC Flair magazine. John has been featured on
NBC, CBS, PBS, SPIKE, ESPN & Bravo. He serves as an on-air expert for Life & Leisure Television and Health
Journal Television with General Norman Schwarzkopf. He is the producer and host of The OC Body on The Healthy Living
Channel. John is a Nautilus sponsored athlete and stars in the workout DVDs Playground Boot Camp™ & Kung-Fu
Fitness™. John created the fitness program used by the U.S. Secret Service and he consults the UFC (Ultimate
Fighting Championships).
John has been continuing his professional education since 1987, and holds bachelors degrees in business and health
science, an MBA, and a doctorate in education. He is currently completing a second doctorate in naturopathy. He has
fifteen certifications including massage therapy, plyometrics, self-defense, fitness kick boxing, fitness boxing,
water fitness, exercise rehabilitation, golf conditioning, Pilates, personal training, clinical hypnotherapy,
sports hypnosis, PACE circuit training and yoga. He holds a 2nd degree black belt in kung-fu, has completed the
Ironman triathlon, and finished 5th at the U.S. National Biathlon Championships. His medical training includes a
license in radiological technology, a medical assisting certification, and training in McKenzie rehabilitation.
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Stefanie Miller B.S., CPFT
Stefanie is the previous Owner/Instructor of Vacaville ABC. Now she runs Beaverton Adventure Boot Camp in
Beaverton, Or. Recently retiring from a 13-year career in competitive gymnastics, Stefanie Miller has found her next
calling – Boot Camp. Being a personal trainer and a physical therapy aide in the past years lit the fire
for getting people healthy. Stefanie is certified as an Adventure Boot Camp Instructor and Personal Trainer through
NESTA (National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association). She is also certified in CPR through Life Support
Network.
Stefanie graduated from Sacramento State University with a degree in Kinesiology in 2006, while competing on
the women’s gymnastics team. There she earned Conference team and individual titles, as well as currently
holding the school record on floor exercise with a 9.95. She was also voted Sacramento State’s Senior Female
Athlete-of-the-Year in 2005. However, being a gymnast caused injuries, and injuries required physical therapy.
Through the years of therapy she decided to help those who were like her – having to work hard to get healthy:
whether that meant from injury, disease, being out of “shape”, or just wanting to try something exciting
and new. What a better way than to have a safe, FUN Boot Camp that promotes health and healthy bonding between the
campers?
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