Personal Training & Nutrition Services

Steve Sackmann
Fitness Director, Personal Trainer » Fitness@timberhillsports.com

Director of Fitness Operations. A.C.S.M., A.C.E. certified. Personal Trainer over 20 years experience with 30 plus years in the Fitness industry. Steve specializes in cardiac, back, and shoulder rehab. He is excellent with athletic performance and event training for marathons, hiking, triathlons and skiing. He offers an annual Ski conditioning class in the fall. Steve enjoys skiing, backpacking, golf, raising his two kids and a strong cup of coffee.

Dayna Barrett

B.S. Exercise Science, Utah State University
M.S. Corporate Wellness, Utah State University

Certified Personal Trainer, ACE

I have always gravitated towards sports and being active. Growing up, I loved playing any kind of sport but my favorite was always Track & Field. The variety, the intensity and skill was what I grew to love about it. I was fortunate enough to compete at the collegiate level while pursuing my undergraduate degree in Exercise Science at Utah State University. Upon the completion of my degree, that passion was still there so I decided to also pursue a Masters degree in Corporate Wellness so that I could turn that passion into helping others towards their health goals. With that, I started teaching fitness classes and have been doing so for the past 10 years (and still LOVE it!).  My hope is that I can help others throughout their wellness journey and help them realize what they are capable of.

Matt Enas, CES

I participated recreationally in a variety of sports during my childhood and teenage years but developed a heightened interest in physical activity after watching the 2012 London Olympics. Seeing athletes in peak physical condition performing at the highest level provided me with the motivation to start taking my own exercise more seriously. This eventually led to me to develop an interest in the health and nutritional sciences, specifically as they pertain to alterations in body composition and the role that diet and exercise play in facilitating these changes. My interest in these areas culminated in a four-year degree in Kinesiology, which then paved the way for me to obtain the title of Certified Personal Trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

I believe that my job as a Personal Trainer is not just to motivate and design programs for my clients, but also to be a source of knowledge in a fitness industry where so much conflicting information exists regarding “optimal” diet, exercise, and lifestyle behaviors. Using the knowledge and experience that I gained in pursuit of my degree and certification, I design programs that are specifically tailored to my client’s needs and abilities. There is no “best” way to exercise or eat – there is only what works and is sustainable for you as an individual. This idea forms the basis for my approach to creating a program for each new client and makes me excited to meet and work with new people and help them achieve the fitness goals they have always wanted to.

B.S. Kinesiology, Oregon State University

Corrective Exercise Specialist (NASM-CES)
Certified Personal Trainer (NASM-CPT)

Mason Morgan, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist

Throughout my life I have been around sports, and have always loved being active, so I knew that I needed a career that centered around exercise. I didn’t know which path to take in this field up until recently and I have been having such a blast training people. I am currently a senior at Oregon State University studying Exercise Science and am certified through NSCA with their CSCS certification. With my degree and certification I get to use exercise science to find the best way to help anyone achieve their fitness goals. I have worked with a diverse population at Oregon State University in classes that ranged from higher intensity classes that focused on getting the heart rate up to lower intensity classes that focused on posture.

My goal, as a trainer, is to inspire people to become more active whether this means getting up and walking more or coming into the gym and resistance training. When I am not training, I am either playing with my Lab puppy Maki, cooking, hiking, playing basketball or studying for school. I love anything that can give me a challenge to work through and to overcome.

Jayna Davis, BS

Bachelors in Human Nutrition

Certified Personal Trainer

I have always lived an active lifestyle, playing all types of sports as I grew up. Many of my older family members struggled with disease and mental illness. As I got older, I learned how to use exercise and nutrition to prevent disease and help manage anxiety and depression.

I studied Human Nutrition at The Ohio State University and following my graduation I worked as a clinical nutritionist and health educator at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. I continued living an active lifestyle outside of the hospital, training small groups at a local community center. I decided I wanted to spend my life helping others prevent disease and live a healthy life through diet and exercise. I began studying for my personal training certification through the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and became a Certified Personal in October 2022.

My goal is to help you understand how to take control of your own health through small, simple changes.
When I am not helping others I enjoy experimenting with cooking, hiking, playing volleyball, walking my dog, and finding cute coffee shops.