
Coleman Bradley
CrossFit Level 2 Trainer, Mat‑Su CrossFit (Palmer, AK)
Coleman Bradley is a certified CrossFit Level 2 Trainer with a lifelong passion for movement, strength, and the outdoors. Originally from Michigan, Coleman moved to Alaska by way of Chattanooga, Tennessee, bringing with him years of gym experience and a deep appreciation for structured, skill-based training.
With a coaching career that began in 2022 and a personal CrossFit journey dating back to 2016, Coleman specializes in Olympic weightlifting—especially the snatch and clean & jerk. He’s known for breaking down complex movements and helping athletes refine technique and build strength from the ground up. His sessions are hands-on, technical, and empowering.
Coaching & Community
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CrossFit Level 2 Trainer (2025), CrossFit Level 1 (2023)
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Coaching since 2022, with a personal CrossFit practice since 2016
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Passionate about Olympic lifting, with a technical, problem-solving coaching style
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Focused on empowering athletes with confidence, functional strength, and long-term progress
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Believes every athlete deserves to feel seen, capable, and stronger after every session
Athletic & Competitive Highlights
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Lifelong athlete with a gym background before CrossFit added structure and skill development
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Works as a big game hunting guide, often deep in Alaska’s wilderness
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Enjoys trail running, mountain biking, hiking, backpacking, fishing, and exploring the backcountry
Values & Philosophy
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Dedicated to helping athletes reach their full potential through skill development and smart, structured coaching
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Champions a coaching environment that’s focused, intentional, and confidence-building
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Lives by the mantra: “Do good, be good, feel good”
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Builds a lifestyle centered on strength, resilience, and purpose—both in and out of the gym
FUN FACTS
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Hidden talent: cooking wild game meals
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Gym pet peeve: dropping empty barbells
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Go-to hype song: Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf
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Coleman’s two dogs, Nala and Magneto, are always up for adventure and often hang out in the back of his truck while he coaches

