Rebecca Lohman

Owner/Personal Trainer

Rebecca loves the world of fitness and helping people be the best version of themselves. She specializes in cancer survivorship and functional living for active aging adults.

Her passion is helping people, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually as well. She opened Club Hope Fitness in August 2020 with Cancer Survivors and Active Aging Adults in mind.

She is a Certified Personal Trainer, Fitness/Cycle Instructor, Weight Loss Coach, and Specialist in Cancer Exercise and Functional Aging.

Cammie Bowman

Personal Trainer

Cammie has been a personal trainer for many years and believes that exercise does wonders for your mind, body and soul! We often think of training as preparing for something.

Cammie likes to think of it as preparing for LIFE so we can Enjoy Every Moment! That could mean simply having the strength to climb a flight of stairs. For others it may be weight loss and overall fitness. No matter the goal, Cammie is here to help and celebrate with you along the way!

Cammie has a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science and is a Certified Functional Aging Specialist.

Marianna Evans

Personal Trainer

Marianna shares yoga with those that never thought yoga was for them. Her passion is helping clients build strength, flexibility, balance, and mobility in the body they have today. With a focus on people in aging bodies that aspire to age gracefully.

Marianna is a registered yoga teacher with over 1,000 hours of professional training, leading sessions for over 10 years, and practicing since 2007. In 2021, she graduated from an advanced 300-hour training as a Yoga Wellness Educator. In addition, she is a certified Curvy Yoga instructor, Accessible Yoga instructor, and Silver Sneakers Yoga instructor.

Combining the wisdom of yoga, the healing properties of breathwork and meditation, with functional movement, each class focuses on wellness, not the perfect yoga pose. Classes are fun, joyful, and the yoga you didn’t know you needed.

Tammy Hogue

Silver Sneakers Trainer

Why I Teach Silver Sneakers Classes at Club Hope

There’s a moment in life when the familiar becomes transformative, and a simple step into a gym can redefine one’s sense of purpose. My story—woven through the corridors of Club Hope Fitness—begins not as an instructor, but as a participant in the Survivor 2.0 program that is offered at Club Hope. That experience planted a seed, one that grew into a calling: to teach Silver Sneakers classes and help others discover strength and joy in movement.

Silver Sneakers is more than a fitness class; it’s a movement dedicated to the health and happiness of seniors, combining gentle aerobics, strength training, balance exercises, and stretching in a format that’s accessible and enjoyable. Club Hope is more than a gym; it’s a sanctuary where healing and possibility flourish. My goal is to continue building a space where every participant feels welcome, supported, and empowered to ‘Survive and Thrive.’

As an ICT local, retired physical education instructor, I already knew the importance of a healthy lifestyle for a happier and more fulfilling life, but being a cancer survivor, I know firsthand the power of movement and community. I want others to experience the same hope and renewal that I found at Club Hope. Every class is a celebration of life, resilience, and the belief that we are stronger together. Every day is an opportunity to lift each other up—one step, one smile, one class at a time. That is why I teach Silver Sneakers, and why I remain grateful for the chance to give back to this remarkable community…Club Hope Fitness!