STAFF BIOS
Ashton Wray-
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2014
“I want to show as many individuals with paralysis that they still have a purpose, they still have something to strive for, and they can do more than they believe.”
Ashton became a member of The Perfect Step team in 2014, soon after obtaining her Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Physiology from the University of Colorado, Boulder. As a Level III TPS Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist and Educator, Ashton is one of the leaders of the TPS staff at many different levels. With more than seven years of experience in the field and more than 7000+ hours of hands-on experience, she is now qualified to educate other staff members and is taking her outside-the-box approach and style to the drawing board where she can now educate others who are up-and-coming in the field. Her knowledge and skill set are not only rooted in her education but also in the ongoing certifications that she has received in CPR, Total Body Board, Restorative Therapies Advanced FES (Functional Electrical Stimulation) certification, Restorative Therapies Wide Pulse certification, Interactive Metronome and Hypervolt Movement Enhancement Certified. She was committed to the field of paralysis recovery long before her tenure at TPS, as her father is a recovering C-5 quadriplegic who has overcome his injury and 30 years later is walking and living a near able-bodied life.
Ashton will tell you that her exposure to the paralysis recovery field since starting at TPS, has really opened her eyes to her dad’s recovery. Through this exposure, she has developed a unique identity and style that pertains towards pushing her clients to their fullest potential. Her style is very serious, yet very fun, but her workouts are challenging, but manageable. She takes deep pride in learning from her peers because it does not just help them, it helps to continue testing her knowledge.
Ashton’s aspirations within the field reside in wanting to implement different TPS facilities throughout the country, giving her the opportunity to spread TPS’s methodologies to other specialists wanting to learn about the paralysis recovery field. If she’s not already an advocate for the facility, then the fact that she is on her pursuit to show insurance companies that what TPS is doing is worth them jumping on board to pay for therapy should give you a clear indication of where her heart is at. Ashton is always one to practice what she preaches, so you might find her lifting weights, cheering for her beloved Colorado Buffaloes, Broncos, or Angels teams. She does this while spending time with family and staying strong in her Jewish faith.
Nicole Leasher-
LEAD EDUCATOR AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS LIAISON
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2016
“I love my job and the people I work with and I hope that shines through every time I step into the building.”
Nicole became a member of The Perfect Step team in 2016 shortly after getting her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Cal State Monterey Bay. Nicole has nearly 7,000 hours of hands-on experience in the field of paralysis recovery in over five years of being with the company. Nicole is presently a Level III Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist for TPS and has other certifications in ACSM CPT, SCI, Total Body Board, Hypervolt Movement Enhancement Certified, and Interactive Metronome. With now over 5 years of experience working with those with paralysis, she has gained exposure to clients who suffer from SCI, MS, Cerebral Palsy, TBI, Stroke, and Parkinson’s. Nicole’s approach towards her training is that she believes a sense of positivity and a hard-working attitude are key in recovery.
Positivity not only inspires but motivates individuals to push themselves to a whole new level. Nicole also believes that having a supportive community is pivotal in both physical and emotional recovery. With an open mind and a student of the game mentality, Nicole aspires to gain as much knowledge as possible within the field, as she believes knowledge is power. She intends to continue to work hard to set an example to all people living with paralysis so that they can do more than they ever imagined.
She feels that the best way that she can do this is by providing a place and platform where her clients can come and feel accomplished by chasing their dreams and attaining their short and long-term goals. Aside from her commitment to TPS, Nicole loves going to the river, bowling, going to concerts, watching sports, and playing softball.
Jason Smith
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2019
“I would love to continue to instruct other trainers’ throughout the world so they could help people with paralysis that can’t relocate to the Claremont area.”
Jason joined The Perfect Step paralysis recovery team at the Claremont Club in 2019. Jason has an educational background from Cal State University Long Beach where he received his bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. In addition to his educational background, Jason brings a wealth of knowledge and a great skill set to The Perfect Step team. Jason is certified in CPR/AED as well as in Hypervolt Movement Enhancement.
Jason has more than 14 years of experience in the field of paralysis recovery, as a previous Specialist at Project Walk in Carlsbad, California, and has more than 14,000 hours of hands-on experience to go with it. Jason is one of the few individuals in the world who had the great opportunity to receive his training under Ted Dardzinski, who is regarded as the pioneer in nervous system recruitment and in reorganizing/reactivating the nervous system. “I started working in the neurological disorder field at the original Project Walk in 2007. I had the privilege to learn from the founder of Project Walk, Ted Dardzinski. What an eye-opening experience it has been. We started out primarily working with spinal cord injuries but branched out into helping others with different neurological disorders such as victims of stroke and traumatic brain injury to name a couple. In addition to training clients, I have also taught and mentored other Specialists on how to train their clients. Some trainers have come from across the world to learn,” said Jason.
What came of that experience was a philosophy of his own that Jason developed. Jason believes that the Specialist must be an extension of the client’s nervous system in order to achieve the best results possible. “These conditions are neurological in nature and must be treated as such. Communication from the client’s brain to the body and back is the most important aspect in recovery.” Jason has aspirations to help as many clients achieve their goals as possible and to help Specialists around him be the best that they can be. When Jason is not at TPS you can find him in the weight room, lifting weights, or watching anything baseball. “I feel lucky to be here, as this place is a special place.”
Kristen Lockett
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2013
“My greatest passion is helping people, and as long as I can do that here or in any other career, I will be happy.”
Kristen Lockett has been a part of The Perfect Step team since 2013 after she graduated from Sonoma State University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a concentration in Lifetime Fitness. Kristen is presently a Level III TPS Specialist and has over 7000+ hours of hands-on experience in the field to accompany her eight-year tenure with the company. Kristen has other certifications in Long Term Care Nursing Assistant and Acute Care Nursing Assistant, American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers, American Red Cross Lifeguard, First Aid, and CPR/AED, Total Body Board, Hypervolt Movement Enhancement Certified, and Interactive Metronome. Kristen has worked in the paralysis recovery field for over four years and has worked her way up in the ranks at TPS, as she previously started as a Recovery Aide and eight months later was promoted to a Recovery Specialist. Kristen’s goal for her clients is to make them feel better physically and mentally than when they first came in. She likes to help her clients reach and maintain their goals inside and outside the facility.
Aside from wanting to work as a Paralysis Recovery Specialist as long as physically possible, Kristen wants to help her clients physically, emotionally, and mentally achieve their goals. Aside from her passion for TPS, Kristen loves to spend time with her husband and her 8-year-old stepson, who are her two best friends.
Nathan Lozano
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2017
“I want to help others succeed by meeting their short and long-term goals. Along with their goals, I want to lead clients to a healthy lifestyle throughout their recovery.”
Nathan Lozano became a part of The Perfect Step team in 2017 as a Paralysis Recovery Assistant. As of June 2018, Nathan became The Perfect Step's most recent Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist after he passed his Level II exam. Nathan graduated from Azusa Pacific University with a Bachelor of Science in applied exercise and as of the fall of 2019, he completed his Masters of Science in Kinesiology at A.T. Still University. With over four years of experience in the field of paralysis recovery, Nathan is also certified in Interactive Metronome, Hypervolt Movement Enhancement Certified, and NASM Corrective Exercise.
Prior to working at The Perfect Step, Nathan worked as a physical therapy aide at several rehabilitation clinics and has developed expertise in designing rehabilitation programs for clients. As an up-and-coming specialist inside the facility, Nathan aspires to gain as much knowledge as he can in the field of paralysis recovery, so he can help others succeed. Nathan truly is a student of the game and has humble beginnings and foundations to fall back upon within the TPS.
If you were to find Nathan outside the facility odds are he would be traveling, hiking, reading, spending time with friends and family, or watching romantic comedies.
Kristen Sanchez
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2020
“I would like to create new modalities and bring in new ways of thinking to the team with the goal of always bettering our clients and helping them live stronger, healthier, and happier.”
Kristen Sanchez joined The Perfect Step team as a Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant in 2019 and as of 2020 became a Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist. Kristen received her education from the University of La Verne in 2019, with a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology and an emphasis in Health and Human Performance, and a minor in Psychology. Kristen will pursue her higher education starting in the fall of 2019, at Cal Baptist University, getting her Master’s degree in Exercise Science. In addition to this, Kristen has a certification in Hypervolt Movement Enhancement as well as Interactive Metronome.
Kristen does have previous experience in the field of physical therapy and paralysis recovery. She previously completed an internship at Team Physical Therapy in Rancho Cucamonga with more than 70 hours of hands-on experience, additionally she obtained more than 40 hours of internship experience at TPS, starting in the spring of 2018. Kristen’s previous job experience includes coaching volleyball and working for the physical fitness/lifestyle brand giant, lululemon. With her previous knowledge, expertise, and experience, Kristen has already developed a philosophy towards training. “I believe that energy is both contagious and influential. I also believe that every day of training brings new challenges, personal growth, and a sense of determination that can help you move closer to the end goals and hit every milestone in between,” says Kristen.
Kristen’s aspirations within the field are to learn more and to constantly improve herself and those around her. Her hopes are to work her way up to eventually become a Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist at TPS. When Kristen is not in the building, she enjoys traveling, going to the beach, working out, and taking classes (yoga, spin, Pilates). To put it simply, she likes to do anything that keeps her active.
CODY NORMAN
Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant Since 2021
“I have a holistic approach towards training that accounts for as many variables as possible. Also, I believe that any individual can be helped in some way no matter what their condition is.”
Cody Norman joined The Perfect Step team as a Paralysis Recovery Assistant in 2021. Cody has an educational background rooted in a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of La Verne and a Masters in Business Administration degree with an emphasis on Leadership and Management also from the University of La Verne.
Even though the field of paralysis recovery, from an employment standpoint, is new to Cody, his background and interests in the field are vast. Prior to his employment at TPS, Cody spent three years shadowing and gathering knowledge/expertise from the staff at TPS, while in college. Additionally, Cody has diversified his understanding of the human body with additional experience in the field through interning at physical therapy clinics and clinics for those with disabilities.
What’s more, Cody brings a scientific background into the building as somebody who served as a teacher’s aide for the physics department at the University of La Verne.
Lastly, Cody has a vision for identifying those with talent. He served as a baseball scout for an organization in Southern California, identifying those with competencies playing the game of baseball. Cody has taken his prior experience personally and professionally and manifested it into a philosophy on training. Cody has a holistic approach towards training that accounts for as many variables as possible. He believes that any individual can be helped in some way to achieve better health metrics and well-being, regardless of what their condition is.
Cody is tremendously excited for his opportunity to be a part of The Perfect Step team and to not only help people but also be a part of what he considers is a great culture that TPS has created. If you were to find Cody outside the building you might find him doing yoga, playing baseball, hiking with his dog, or traveling.
LOGAN FRYE
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2022
“I would like to ensure quality assistance by providing each person with an opportunity to become the healthiest and happiest version of themselves in a physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional way in order to fulfill a life of longevity.”
Logan Frye joined The Perfect Step team as a Paralysis Recovery Assistant in 2021 and was promoted to a Paralysis Recovery Specialist in 2022. Logan has a background in the field of Kinesiology, with an emphasis on Health and Human Performance through obtaining his bachelor’s degree from the University of La Verne. Additionally, Logan has a Minor in Business Management. While Logan joined the team without having any prior experience in the field of paralysis recovery, he has expansive experience in the fields of group training, personal training, administrative task, security, and a slight background in chiropractic through a previous internship.
Logan would like to ensure quality assistance by providing each person with an opportunity to become the healthiest and happiest version of themselves in a physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional way to fulfill a life of longevity. Logan’s goal within the facility is to not only become a Paralysis Recovery Specialist but also to learn more about the business aspect of the company to potentially start a location of his own someday.
“I would like to keep learning and help to inform others regarding what steps we can take as a community to provide people with paralysis and neurological disorders the best experience possible to help influence their lives in the most positive way,” said Logan. “
As a Paralysis Recovery Specialist, my goal is to help people have the most quality of life possible. My mission is to be a significant part in our client’s recovery process as they regain their independence.“ Logan’s other hobbies are strength training, snowboarding, dirt bike riding, reading, and yoga. Logan is excited to work alongside individuals who are passionate about helping others become the best possible version of themselves.
Elmer Reynoso
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2023
“You today, me tomorrow.”
Elmer Reynoso joined The Perfect Step team as a Paralysis Recovery Assistant in July 2022. Since then Elmer has been promoted to a Specialist. Elmer has a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology with a focus in Exercise Science. While Elmer has no prior experience in the paralysis recovery field, he has always had a passion for wanting to pursue a career path in the field of rehabilitation. This came about from early exposure to adapted physical therapy, where Elmer was involved with students with disabilities ranging from preschool to high school, assisting them in activities. It was a few other jobs prior that gave Elmer further leadership skills and team member orientation, that ultimately prepared him for this next step in his career at TPS.
Elmer has career aspirations to progress from an Assistant to a Specialist, thus he has already developed a philosophy towards how he would train clients. “I believe in having a holistic approach to training,” said Elmer. “Exercise is one of the most important tools that you can do to improve your life. Training deserves key consideration, attention to detail, and effort, both mentally and physically. It isn’t enough to just train but to strive to train in the safest, most effective, and most efficient manner possible. After all, Exercise is medicine.”
Elmer would like to take this mentality and continue to immerse himself in those around him as sources of knowledge and information. He would like to learn new methods and techniques that will allow him to be as versatile as possible given the opportunity to become a specialist someday in the future.
Elmer would like to make a difference by being the most efficient team player as possible and assisting those in need. He wants to make sure that the clients are receiving the highest quality of care so they can feel safe and comfortable at The Perfect Step. Elmer enjoys spending time with family, playing softball, and watching documentaries.
Dominique Morales
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2023
"A meaningful life is not about being rich, being popular, or being perfect. It is about being real, being humble, being able to share ourselves, and touching the lives of others."
Dominique Morales, a dedicated Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist, joined the TPS team in 2023, bringing with her a passion for health education and an unwavering commitment to fostering positivity and motivation in her clients.
Dominique graduated from California Baptist University with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health, specializing in Health Education and Promotion. Her academic background provides her with a solid foundation in promoting well-being and healthy living.
She holds certifications in TRX group fitness and Cycling, showcasing her dedication to a well-rounded approach to physical fitness. Additionally, she is a certified scuba diver, further highlighting her adventurous spirit.
While Dominique doesn't have direct experience in paralysis recovery, her background in health education and promotion makes her a valuable asset to the TPS team. During her time at California Baptist University, she taught group fitness classes, where she witnessed the transformative power of physical activity on individuals' confidence and well-being.
Dominique firmly believes that a positive mindset is pivotal for recovery. She understands that positivity fosters motivation and confidence, essential components for individuals striving to become stronger and healthier. Her approach centers around creating a supportive and encouraging environment.
Her aspiration within the field of paralysis recovery is to expand her knowledge and understanding of paralysis injuries and recovery methods. She aims to leverage this expertise in her future career in the medical field, where she can make a lasting impact on the lives of those in need.
Dominique's goal is to make a difference within the field by creating a welcoming and nurturing environment at TPS. She wants every individual who walks through the doors to feel confident in their choice of embarking on their recovery journey. Her commitment to fostering positivity aligns perfectly with this aspiration.
Outside of work, Dominique enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends, exploring new destinations through travel, and savoring diverse cuisines.
Dominique Morales brings her enthusiasm for health education, a positive mindset, and a genuine desire to help others to the TPS team. Her dedication to fostering a welcoming environment and promoting well-being makes her a valuable asset to the world of paralysis recovery.
ANDREA REYES
Certified Paralysis Recovery Specialist Since 2022
“I would like to make a difference in the field by making sure whoever walks into our building feels welcomed and comfortable.”
Andrea Reyes joined The Perfect Step team as an Administrative Assistant in February 2022 and eventually became a Paralysis Recovery Assistant in June 2020. Andrea has a Bachelor’s in Health Science with a concentration in Public Health Education. Andrea’s interest in the field of paralysis recovery developed when she was in college when she was working at the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities. It was there that she learned about many ways to help people succeed in their college career. “We accommodated anything from physical to mental disabilities and we were happy to be a resource for them on campus.” What’s more is that her exposure to individuals living with disabilities came full circle when her brother, Kevin, sustained a spinal cord injury in 2021. It was then that Andrea became connected with TPS when her brother Kevin started working out at TPS shortly after his injury. Andrea has always been one to put forth her best effort to provide and support. Much of her past job experiences had been in an educational and public health setting. “My most memorable job was a grant funded program called Gear Up that followed the class of 2020, where we as Educational Coaches helped them graduate high school and get accepted to college by providing tutoring and mentoring services.” Andrea was a part of this very program when she was in high school and it helped her, as she was a first-generation college student in her family. It was very fulfilling for her to give back to this program to students with similar backgrounds to hers. Andrea’s aspirations within the paralysis recovery field are to learn from the rest of the staff at TPS and apply that skill set to her future career path of nursing where she will be able to provide the best care possible to those in need. “I would like to make a difference in the field by making sure whoever walks into our building feels welcomed and comfortable.” Andrea aims to be able to answer any questions that clients and family members at TPS may have in relation to their journey and to make their recovery process as smooth as possible so they can proceed on their road to living a happy, fulfilling, and independent life. Andrea’s other hobbies include working out, trying new coffee shops, hiking, traveling, and watching Netflix.
Assistants
Christie Tomashek
Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant
“I would like to be a part of a person’s progress. I would like to help people realize what they are capable of and see them be motivated to try to better themselves. I would like to make them realize that the impossible is possible. I would like to be a part of their motivation.”
Christie Tomashek joined the TPS team as a Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant in August 2018. Christie has an educational background in the field of Criminology from UC Irvine and previously went to nursing school at West Coast University. Christie’s ultimate goal is to be a nurse at a rehabilitation hospital, specializing in spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries. This goal derived from Christie’s 3 ½ years of prior experience in a rehabilitation hospital setting where she was exposed to spinal cord injuries and brain injuries while working as a therapy aide at a Transitional Living Center. This career path is a far cry from where Christie once was immersed as a paralegal at a law firm, but eventually found her niche in the healthcare field. Christie became fond of the field of rehabilitation and paralysis recovery after seeing the amazing progress that those individuals were capable of making, which inspired her to go into the field and help in any way that she could. Christie aims to make those people feel important and keep them on the right path to keep moving forward. Her 3 ½ years spent at Casa Colina, has motivated her to be strong, both physically and mentally as people are persevering before her eyes in tough situations. While Christie has maintained her strength throughout her own journey and has been a huge source for many to lean on, Christie is able to enjoy time to herself where typically she is outdoors, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, backpacking, and running. Additionally, she enjoys spending time with her husband (Chris), and child (Charles), and working on her art of jiu-jitsu.
RANDALL ALFECHE
Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant Since 2024
"I believe that if you're willing to work to the halfway point, I'll help you to the finish line."
Introducing Randell Alfeche, a dedicated and highly qualified professional in the field of paralysis recovery. Randell holds a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology, specializing in Therapeutic Rehabilitation and Exercises, which he earned from California State University Los Angeles. In addition to his educational background, Randell is a certified Paralysis Specialist Assistant through the TPS certification program and has accumulated 2 years of valuable experience in paralysis recovery. Randell's journey in the field began with a year of volunteering at Casa Colina Inpatient Rehabilitation, followed by a year as a Rehab Aide at Casa Colina Transitional Living Center, where he gained hands-on experience in assisting individuals on their path to recovery. Beyond his professional career, Randell has a diverse background, having served as a server at Gen Korean BBQ West Covina for 3.5 years and The Boiling Crab Rowland Heights for another 3.5 years. Randell's training philosophy is centered on the belief that success is a collaborative effort. His aspirations within the field extend beyond the physical aspects of recovery. Randell is passionate about educating the general public on the capabilities of individuals with disabilities in everyday society. He aims to demonstrate that life continues after an injury, and with his guidance, clients can regain their independence and meaningful activities. Outside of his professional life, Randell enjoys weightlifting, relaxing with video games on his gaming PC, and indulging in self-growth books. He also has a passion for competitive hip-hop dancing, is an avid Lakers fan, and loves to travel, making sure to explore a new destination at least once a year. His favorite life mantra, "Master the art of being a student," from the Kinjaz, reflects his commitment to lifelong learning and personal growth. With his unique background and unwavering dedication, Randell Alfeche is a valuable asset in the world of paralysis recovery, bringing hope and transformative experiences to those he serves.
ALLY BOUTTÉ
Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant Since 2023
“Progress develops over time and consistency is the key factor to seeing results towards goals. I believe anyone can be persistent and persevere.”
Ally Boutté is an emerging professional in the field of paralysis recovery, currently enhancing her academic foundation as a third-year Kinesiology student at the University of La Verne. With a keen interest in physical therapy and rehabilitation, Ally is at the beginning of her journey in this specialized area, holding the position of a Paralysis Recovery Assistant with aspirations to become a Specialist. Ally has fostered a deep understanding of the rehabilitation process and the importance of tailored treatment approaches. Before her venture into the paralysis recovery field, Ally engaged with young athletes in clinics, focusing on developing their athletic abilities. This role not only honed her interpersonal skills but also enriched her perspective on physical wellness and the pivotal role of guided training in achieving peak performance. Ally's philosophy towards training is client-centered, emphasizing the importance of addressing the specific needs of clients and specialists to ensure effective and ergonomic therapy. She views the interaction between clients and specialists as a symbiotic relationship, where shared experiences and expertise mutually benefit all parties involved, fostering a positive and influential therapy environment. As for her aspirations, Ally is determined to expand her knowledge in holistic medicine treatments, with the ultimate goal of integrating these practices into her future career as a physical therapist. She is driven by a desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those seeking paralysis recovery treatment, aiming to enhance both their mental and physical well-being through compassionate and effective care. Outside of her professional interests, Ally enjoys physical activity, including running, hiking, weightlifting, and exploring new cities. Her passion for live music adds a cultural dimension to her well-rounded personality. Ally lives by a mantra that underscores the importance of progress, consistency, and perseverance. She believes that steady commitment and resilience are key to achieving personal goals and overcoming challenges, a mindset that she applies both in her professional endeavors and personal life.
ANDREW GUEVARA
Certified Paralysis Recovery Assistant Since 2024
“I would like to be a positive light in the lives of clients and coworkers at the Perfect Step. I believe being able to provide a caring spirit and positive attitude are great ways to make a difference.”
Andrew Guevara joined The Perfect Step team with a philosophy rooted in giving his best in every situation, whether in the gym or in life. Raised by his mom and grandmother, who are his greatest support system, Andrew carries forward their values of care, dedication, and hard work into every client interaction. Andrew holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of La Verne and is currently certified as a Paralysis Recovery Assistant at TPS. He also holds a USA Weightlifting Level 1 Certification, bringing a wealth of knowledge from his years of competing and coaching in the field of sports performance. With 7 years of experience as a Sports Performance Coach focusing on Olympic weightlifting, speed, and agility, Andrew has trained athletes to push beyond their limits and achieve greatness. While new to the field of paralysis recovery, Andrew is eager to learn and grow at TPS. His training philosophy is simple but powerful: movement is medicine. He believes that finding joy in physical activity is essential for both body and soul, and he applies this belief to his approach with every client. Andrew aspires to become a Specialist at TPS, a role he would be honored and excited to take on in the future. His goal is to be a positive light in the lives of his clients and coworkers, offering a caring spirit and positive attitude to help make a meaningful difference. Outside of his professional life, Andrew is an accomplished Olympic weightlifter with nearly a decade of competition experience. In 2023, he placed 3rd overall in the nation for his weight class, a testament to his commitment and passion for fitness. When he’s not training or working, you can find Andrew enjoying time with his family, who mean the world to him. Andrew is excited for the journey ahead at The Perfect Step and is ready to give his absolute best to everyone he works with, leaving a lasting positive impact on their lives.
Administrative Staff
Juana Rodriguez
HEAD OF ADMINISTRATION AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS LIAISON
Juana has been part of The Perfect Step family since 2017. Her passion for customer service and hard work gave her the opportunity to take a leadership role at TPS. Juana has been recognized for her communication skills and having many responsibilities. Although she was happy with her former line of work, her true calling came when she was given the opportunity to be part of The Perfect Step team. Juana has had many personal situations that had to help her understand how important it is to treat everyone with respect and kindness.