About the Coach

Kaylyn Wadley is military-affiliated and originally from San Antonio, TX. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Global and Community Health and Nutrition at George Mason University in 2018. After completing her post-baccalaureate medical studies at the University of Maryland, College Park, in 2020, she continued her studies while working as a surgical assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Dermatology, specializing in MOHS surgical procedures and skin cancer malignancies. She has a Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics Education from American University in Washington, DC; she graduated in May 2024. She has conducted nutritional lab research and performed phlebotomy on US military veterans regarding Gulf War Illness and nutritional neuroscience topics of neurotoxicity and over-excitation of the brain through an NIH, grant-based study at the American University in the Nutritional Neuroscience lab. Kaylyn has been a personal trainer for six years in the Northern VA area. Additionally, Coach Kay will begin her doctoral degree at George Washington University in Exercise Physiology and Nutrition in the Fall of 2026.

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"As a nutritionist and personal trainer, I promote preventative health and longevity through personalized nutrition coaching and 1:1 personal training. My mission is to empower individuals to make sustainable lifestyle changes that lead to improved overall well-being. I believe in taking a holistic approach to health and addressing physical and mental well-being to achieve long-term success. I have always had a great love and passion for nutrition and fitness. I grew up very active in sports, such as swimming and diving, volleyball, taekwondo, and track and field. Based on my clinical experiences, there is a GREAT need for in-depth nutrition education among the masses. This essential information will aid in finding alternative approaches and solutions to health issues without necessarily always resulting in medication, a common theme in Western medicine. I will utilize my M.S. in Nutrition Education and the subsequent doctorate to merge my knowledge in prevention with treatment to bring forth the best quality of care I can for my patients as a future doctor of nutrition and exercise physiology. My goal is to be a living embodiment of health and wellness and provide the tools, support, and knowledge to improve the quality of life of every individual I serve.”