Diana is an avid exerciser and fell in love with spinning after enrolling in a studio class over six years ago. She teaches earth science courses on a part-time basis and has coordinated STEM education outreach programs in the DFW Metroplex area. She is Director I and Research Associate for ISEM-at-SMU and serves on the SMU Core Team of Sea Monsters Unearthed, a popular, long-running exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC. Her primary occupation is as a Senior Business Analyst at Aimbridge Hospitality, which is a global hotel management company based in Plano, TX.įITNESS CLASS TAUGHT AT SMU: Cycle DIANA VINEYARDĭiana Vineyard holds an MS in Geological Sciences at SMU with an emphasis in paleontology and joined the Institute for the Study of Earth and Man (ISEM) at SMU in 2001. She currently rows at Dallas Rowing Club and travels for regional and national regattas. She started rowing in high school and walked on to the women’s varsity team at Cornell. In addition to teaching spin classes, Madison is a rower. Before teaching at SMU, she taught in her hometown and also in Maui, HI. Her instructor experience includes teaching spin, strength, boot camp, and HIIT classes. Over the summer, Maddie was a camp counselor in Minnesota, and her main focus was to teach Zumba to all ages! Coming into enjoy energetic and welcome Zumba class!įITNESS CLASSES TAUGHT AT SMU: Zumba MADISON AUSTRICH She continued to help teach classes last spring whenever necessary. Maddie started doing Zumba at SMU last year and found so much love for it. She trained as a dancer for 15 years doing many dance styles like ballet, pointe, jazz, and contemporary.

She is going to be sophomore this year studying psychology. in Arts & Culture from SMU in 2019, volunteers as an English as a Second Language teacher, and is excited to be a brand new instructor of spin classes on campus! Lunch break workouts are a favorite part of her day, and she hopes they are a favorite part of yours.įITNESS CLASSES TAUGHT AT SMU: Cycle MADDIE WATHANACHAROEN Kristy is a proud member of the SMU community since 2008 and enjoys spending time with friends and family, travel, tennis, and walks on campus or the hike and bike trail behind her house. This semester I will teaching Core&More and Yoga Sculpt every Monday and Tuesday evening.įITNESS CLASSES TAUGHT AT SMU: Yoga KRISTY OFFENBURGERĪ creative at heart and lover of people, Kristy Offenburger serves as the Director of Communications and Marketing at SMU Dedman School of Law where she specializes in graphic design, communications, content management, and marketing. I began working with Southern Methodist University in the Spring of 2022 and I can not wait to continue leading a variety of classes at Dedman Center for Lifetime Sports. I completed my Yoga Teacher Training with CorePowerYoga in the Fall of 2020 with a 200-hour certification in Yoga Teaching, an additional certification in Yoga Sculpt (fitness based yoga), and another certification in Hot Yoga Flow. My Sankalpa: I am here to unlock the love, value, and appreciation for one’s mind, body, and spirit through the power of yoga and education. My name is Chad Burrus the reason and intention for what I do is guided by Powering Unity, Spirituality, Loyalty, Respect, and Friendship.

Katie is super excited to teach cycling at SMU, and is passionate about making classes a fun way to work hard, sweat, and meet personal fitness goals.įITNESS CLASSES TAUGHT AT SMU: Cycle CHAD BURRUS Back in North Carolina, Katie swam competitively for ten years, but after a few injuries, she took up cycling as another form of exercise. She enjoys traveling, spending time with her friends, enjoying the outdoors on the Katy Trail, and developing her online magazine. Katie Bergelin is a freshman from Winston-Salem, North Carolina studying Journalism, Fashion Media, and History at SMU.

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