Joshua Reese, Owner

Joshua Reese, owner and coach, is a true Davis native. He graduated from Davis Senior High in 2007 and went on to play D-1 collegiate football from 2007 to 2012 while receiving his B.S. at the University of California, Davis, in 2011. A leader and team player, Josh captained the UCD Football team from 2011 to 2012. Josh began training in 2012 and developed a strong passion for helping others through physical fitness. He opened doors to Performance 22 in December of 2013, creating and leading group cross-training and weight lifting classes. Josh’s classes will push both your physical and mental limits, but through his energetic, charismatic coaching, he will have you believing you are capable of anything in no time!

 

As a former D-1 athlete, Josh has a strong passion for coaching student athletes, helping them to become the best in their respective disciplines, be that Women’s Basketball, Men’s Baseball, Soccer or Football. Josh is committed to giving back to the Davis community, helping student athletes at all levels. Since graduating UC Davis, Josh has worked as Assistant Varsity Coach for both Football and Men’s Basketball at Davis High. Josh has competed in Olympic Weightlifting both locally and nationally and has participated in the CrossFit Open. When Josh isn’t at P22, you can find him with his pup, Chico, enjoying time with friends and family.

Heather Monsoor, Coach

Coach Heather (aka Monsoor) has been an athlete most of her life. She grew up playing volleyball and basketball and always has maintained an active lifestyle. Heather got her undergraduate degree in psychology and went on to get her masters degree in counseling. Heather worked as a therapist for foster kids for several years prior to choosing to stay home with her babies. Helping people to realize their full potential is something she has always been passionate about. 
Heather became a member at P22 back in 2015 when the gym was half the size it is today. Over the course of the last 7 years P22 has provided a space for Heather to continue growing as an athlete, hitting several PRs and just becoming an overall stronger woman. Becoming a mom and keeping her identity as an athlete is one of the hardest things Heather has done and continues to do daily. Exercise is something that is essential in her life, as she says it “makes her a nicer person”. 
Heather is ecstatic to be back working in a helping profession and can’t wait to see all of you exceed your potential

Zoë Hunt Murry, Coach

Zoë was born and raised in Davis, running around the greenbelt and playing AYSO soccer. Her sports career started with playing varsity sports at Davis Senior High School as a Blue Devil and continued on into college as a track and field athlete in the triple jump and javelin throw. Participation in athletics led to a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology, and she is currently studying for her Masters's degree in Human Performance with a Strength and Conditioning specification. Her experience in the strength and conditioning world includes training Division 1 college athletes in the weight room, programming, and training athletes for competitive powerlifting meets.  Being in the gym every day has allowed her to develop her own training style that keeps workouts challenging and addicting. 

Her recent focus has been based around Olympic and Powerlifting movements with explosive supplemental and accessory movements.  In the past few years, she has also achieved her USAW certification, spinning, and a 200-hour yoga teacher certification.

Austin Hershberger, Coach

Austin Hershberger earned his bachelor's degree in Sociology and Psychology and a Master’s degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University in Irvine.  He founded his own health and performance training company “Hershberger Health,” in 2017 in San Diego, and has recently decided to relocate back to Davis.  He specializes in youth and college sports performance training, adult strength training and health coaching, and senior strength training and habit building. Coach Austin can’t wait to work with you in-class and 1-on-1! 

Liz Fall, Coach

Liz thrives on being active…in the gym for class, weightlifting, or outside running or walking. She enjoys working out and firmly believes in the physical and mental health benefits that come from exercise. Liz is passionate about encouraging others to “get up and move” and to challenge themselves to believe in exceeding their potentials! For the past 20 years she has taught a variety of Group Exercise Classes. She also holds a USA Weightlifting Level 1 certification and has co-coached athletes at local and national USAW competitions. Liz used to be an avid Cross Fitter (even competing in the Open), but now she’s an avid P22-er! Liz feels honored to be part of the P22 coaching team and looks forward to seeing you in the gym.

Heather Jeppeson, Coach

Heather Jeppeson has been active and training most of her adult life. She taught group strength and conditioning classes at a local Sacramento dance and fitness studio starting in college and then discovered Olympic Weightlifting. She started her  Olympic lifting career in 2013. Going back to her love of supporting people in their athletic endeavors, she began coaching weightlifting in 2015 and obtained her L1 Coaching Certification from USA Weightlifting in 2017. She loves competition coaching at the local and national levels for youth, adults, and masters weightlifters. 

Myles Boutwell, Coach

Myles is a NASM certified personal trainer and student at UC Davis. He also plays for the UC Davis lacrosse team! Myles has a passion for personal training and specializes in working with youth and student athletes to improve their speed and athleticism. If you are currently looking to exceed your potential and want to focus on becoming the best student athlete you can be, contact Myles to schedule one of his personal training sessions!

Tess Compton, Coach

Tess Compton, coach, is an emergency room nurse at a local hospital. She graduated from SFSU with an MSN. When she is not out saving lives, she keeps busy with golf, softball, yoga, running, hiking, conquering Spartan obstacle courses, and coaching HIIT & KiCK.

 
Stepping in to coach H&K, when needed, is Michelle Mejia-Hayes, a high school English teacher, and Nicole Coggins, a PhD student at UCD.