Mandy is the owner and coach at Cloud Peak CrossFit, where she’s been coaching for eight years and building a thriving community centered on growth, grit, and connection. What started as a personal fitness journey quickly became a calling — she fell in love with how CrossFit challenged her both mentally and physically, helping her gain confidence, friendships, and strength that carried far beyond the gym. Mandy leads by example, striving to inspire others not just through movement, but through how she carries herself in all areas of life. Her favorite workouts include DT and power cleans, though you won’t often catch her volunteering for strict handstand push-ups. Outside the gym, she’s a wife, mom of two busy boys, and an outdoor enthusiast who loves reading, sunshine, and rodeo. 

“She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.” — Proverbs 31:2

Cori has been coaching CrossFit for eight years and brings a calm, supportive presence to every class she leads. Her philosophy is all about balance — pushing athletes to improve while keeping things approachable and fun. You’ll often find her coaching with a smile and a word of encouragement, helping members discover their own strength and confidence. Her favorite movements are toes-to-bar and hang cleans, though you won’t often catch her volunteering for snatches! Before CrossFit, Cori served as a police officer — a career that built her sense of discipline and resilience, qualities she now channels into her coaching. Outside the gym, she devotes her time to faith, family, and her dogs, always striving to be “a constant work in progress.” “The sun will rise tomorrow, and who knows what the tide will bring.”

Sheryl’s journey into CrossFit is one of strength, resilience, and transformation. After facing a difficult chapter in her life as a single mom of three, she found CrossFit — and it completely changed her world. She lost 100 pounds, rebuilt her confidence, and discovered a community that supported and empowered her. Now, six years into coaching, Sheryl is passionate about helping others experience that same growth. Her classes are full of positivity, encouragement, and a “you can do this” attitude. She loves all things squats (especially squat cleans!) and believes in the power of showing up and giving your best. Outside the gym, she’s a wife, mom, coffee roaster, business manager, and adventure-seeker who loves ultra running, mountain biking, and exploring the outdoors. “Good luck, don’t suck!"

With over 20 years in endurance sports and five years coaching CrossFit, Falk brings a wealth of experience and a scientific approach to fitness. After decades of endurance training, he turned to CrossFit to combat early signs of aging — and it completely changed his outlook. He became stronger, fitter, and more curious about how endurance and strength training can complement each other. Now, he’s passionate about helping athletes in both worlds perform at their best, blending data-driven programming with practical experience. His coaching philosophy is simple: “Avoid going too hard on easy days and too easy on the hard ones.” Falk is a father of five, an engineer, and a lifelong learner who spends his time coaching, researching, and refining training methods. 

For those interested in endurance performance testing and individualized coaching, Falk also runs High Plains Performance Coaching.

Brett’s journey back to CrossFit began after his first child was born — what started as an effort to get active again quickly became a life-changing commitment. After years of letting work and travel take priority, he rediscovered the power of consistency, community, and challenge inside the gym. CrossFit reignited his competitive drive, improved his health, and reshaped his mindset — helping him make better choices in every area of life. Now, as a coach, Brett’s mission is to give back to the same community that helped him transform. His approach is thoughtful and individualized, focusing on helping each athlete move better, feel better, and reach their unique goals. When he’s not coaching, Brett is a husband, dad to his son Lander, and a multi-business owner who loves strategy, problem-solving, and helping others achieve success — both in fitness and beyond. *(Fun fact: he was once featured on the TV show House Hunters!)

Kaleb is one of the newest coaches at Cloud Peak CrossFit, but he brings a strong background in movement and performance from his career as a physical therapist. He’s been doing CrossFit for about five years and loves how it challenges him to stay fit, disciplined, and always improving. Coaching came naturally — as a PT, Kaleb already helps people move better every day, and CrossFit gave him another way to share that passion. His coaching style is patient and detail-oriented: he believes in focusing on one thing at a time, giving clear cues, and allowing space for learning. His favorite movements include toes-to-bar, hang cleans, wall walks, and overhead squats, while thrusters and devil presses sit firmly on his least-favorite list. Outside the gym, Kaleb co-owns Sheridan Physical Therapy and is currently remodeling his home — with plans to spend more time fishing, hiking, and snowboarding once the dust settles. 

“Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.”

Jon has been coaching CrossFit on and off since 2019 and brings a great mix of experience, humor, and focus to every class. He loves helping people achieve goals they once thought were out of reach and watching that confidence carry over into everyday life. His coaching philosophy centers around precision and patience: “Control the little things. Small hinges can swing big doors. Move well before trying to move a lot.” Jon enjoys hero workouts, gymnastics, and running — though he’ll tell you the Echo Bike isn’t exactly his best friend. Outside the gym, he’s a husband, proud girl dad, and commercial trucking broker who spends as much time outdoors as possible, often bowhunting or chasing his bird dog through Wyoming’s open country. 

“Measure success in proportion to your effort.”

Matt has been coaching CrossFit for four years and is known for his easygoing, positive energy in every class he leads. He’s passionate about making sure every member walks away feeling accomplished, supported, and one step closer to their personal goals. Matt loves all things gymnastics — from L-sits to bar work — and brings an encouraging, approachable style that helps athletes of all levels improve their skills. His philosophy is simple: meet people where they are, help them move well, and make sure they enjoy the process. When he’s not in the gym, Matt can usually be found fishing (pretty much any kind you can think of). Fun fact: before coaching, he was a horseshoer! His favorite motto? “It’ll work itself out.”

Kaylee has been coaching CrossFit for 12 years and is known for her genuine connection with members and her ability to meet people exactly where they are. Whether you need detailed technical feedback or an all-in cheerleader in your corner — Kaylee’s your coach! Her passion for coaching comes from the daily wins and the strong community that keeps her coming back. A longtime member of the Cloud Peak family, Kaylee also teaches yoga and brings a balanced, mindful approach to fitness. She’s currently taking some well-deserved time with her family after welcoming her new baby in May, and we can’t wait to have her back coaching when she’s ready! Outside the gym, she’s a busy mom to a teenager and a baby, a sports fan on the go, a regular at the dog park, and an avid fantasy book reader.

Ty has been coaching CrossFit for about a year and a half and brings a lighthearted, fun-loving energy to every class he leads. Known for his quick wit and steady supply of dad jokes, Ty keeps workouts challenging and entertaining — reminding everyone that fitness should be fun. His favorite movement is the clean, and he loves helping members refine their technique while cheering them on through every rep. Ty’s approachable style and easy sense of humor make him a favorite among our early risers and evening crews alike. Outside the gym, he works as an electrician and I&E tech and spends his weekends chasing his kids around the state for swimming and soccer meets.