Meet Liz Joyce
Dog Fitness Coach
20 Years of Personal Training Experience
20,000 Client Training Hours
3,000+ Handlers Helped
One Very Specific Focus: Making Dog Sport Handlers Unstoppable
The Experience Behind My Coaching
You’re working with a coach who understands the demands of dog sport.
20+ years as a certified personal trainer
20,000+ coaching hours
3,000+ handlers helped
Expertise and education in:
Running gait analysis, pelvic floor corrective exercise, osteoporosis training, fascia work, mobility, and advanced programming.
Before specializing in dog sport handlers, Liz competed at the international level in Olympic Powerlifting and wrestling bringing that same performance mindset to every program she builds.
Your plan is designed to help your body support the way you want to handle.
Since 2016, I’ve coached dog sport handlers to build strength, speed, and resilience that transfers to the ring.
Your Body Is Welcome Here
I live with Crohn’s disease and have trained through surgeries, injuries, and the ups and downs of chronic illness and life.
I know what it feels like when your body doesn’t cooperate the way you want it to.
I’ve had to rebuild strength many, many times.
That experience taught me patience, smarter training, and how to move forward even when progress isn’t perfect.
You don’t have to arrive here with a perfect body.
If you’re dealing with injuries, setbacks, or limitations, we’ll build strength together in a way that is supportive, sustainable, and realistic.
Why I Coach Dog Sport Handlers
Dog sport handlers are some of the most dedicated athletes I know.
You invest enormous time, energy, and care into developing your dog and showing up for your sport.
But most of that focus goes to your dog, not to you.
You’re training, traveling, trialing, and doing whatever it takes to support your teammate.
You deserve the same level of support you give your dog.
My role is to help you stay strong, capable, and resilient with workouts that fit your life and directly support the sport you love.
