Meet our trainers!

Sean Larson - Owner and Head Trainer of FiT Athlete (908) 797-0785
- Sean Larson, Owner and Head FiT Athlete Trainer
- NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
- Certified Speed and Agility Trainer (Agility Training Institute)
- Certified USPTA Professional
- Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science
- Maryland State Bench Press Record 2007
- Placed 2nd overall (1st in Broad Jump) in the 2002 NJ State Marines Physical Fitness Competition
- 16 years of tennis instruction
- 13 years coaching Strength/Conditioning and Speed/Agility
- Trained top level athletes at IMG Academies & Salisbury University
- Collegiate Level Tennis Captain for Salisbury University
- Sean Larson, Owner and Head FiT Athlete Trainer

Emmett Hall FiT Athlete Assistant Trainer
ACSM Certified Personal Trainer
Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certified
MLB Prospect
High School Varsity Baseball - All Conference Senior Year
2 Years as Youth Baseball Coach
"Becoming a part of FiT Athlete gives me a tremendous opportunity to help make a difference in people's lives. Seeing athletes progress over time becomes more rewarding for not just myself and my career, but their overall performance and lifestyle. Seeing little improvements daily correlate to major improvements over an extended period of time, whether it be physical or mental adjustments to help our athletes perform and compete better. Gaining a competitive edge is what separates the good athletes from the GREAT athletes, and I'm willing to share my expertise to help bring athletes of all ages to the next level!"
- Emmett Hall, Assitant FiT Athlete Trainer
ACSM Certified Personal Trainer
Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certified
MLB Prospect
High School Varsity Baseball - All Conference Senior Year
2 Years as Youth Baseball Coach
"Becoming a part of FiT Athlete gives me a tremendous opportunity to help make a difference in people's lives. Seeing athletes progress over time becomes more rewarding for not just myself and my career, but their overall performance and lifestyle. Seeing little improvements daily correlate to major improvements over an extended period of time, whether it be physical or mental adjustments to help our athletes perform and compete better. Gaining a competitive edge is what separates the good athletes from the GREAT athletes, and I'm willing to share my expertise to help bring athletes of all ages to the next level!"
- Emmett Hall, Assitant FiT Athlete Trainer