Meet our Trainers
Brandon Olson
Founder & Head Trainer
Brandon Olson has been working as a fitness coach within the Neurodiverse community for over 6 years. His journey as a coach began in the Livermore Valley School District coaching middle school wrestling, a position he still holds today. He began working with people with Autism which led to the creation of Shine Bright Fitness, a fitness program designed for people with disabilities. Throughout the years of coaching Brandon has learned to instill patience and positive encouragement into everything he does in order to get the most out of everyone he works with.
Jeanne Moore
Trainer
Jeanne has always had a passion for movement, starting with gymnastics and ballet during her school years. After a successful 15-year career in IT, Jeanne decided to follow her true calling: health and fitness. She opened a fitness studio specializing in 30-minute HIIT workouts that were both fun and highly effective. Inspired by her two daughters' enthusiasm for the studio's workout equipment, Jeanne expanded her offerings to include kids' activity camps during summer breaks, and personalized one-on-one training sessions. Jeanne holds nationally recognized certifications as a Health Coach and Personal Trainer. Her mission is to inspire everyone to embrace health and wellness and keep moving!
Mataio Martinez
Trainer
Mataio Martinez has been working within the Neurodiverse community for the past 8 years in the Contra Costa County Office of Education and San Ramon Valley Unified School District as a Special Education Teacher, Registered Behavior Technician, and now Fitness Coach with Shine Bright Fitness. As a former Division1 football & rugby player, Mataio has developed a genuine passion for fitness along with a passion for working with individuals with Special Needs. He is excited to be a member of the Shine Bright Fitness team, and bring a positive, accepting, and encouraging energy into the gym.
Ryan Cho
Trainer
Ryan holds a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from San Jose State University and brings over 10 years of experience in early and elementary education, along with more than 2 years of dedicated work with the neurodiverse community.
As an avid believer in the transformative benefits of exercise, Ryan is passionate about teaching others new skills and helping them build the strength and confidence needed to embrace their abilities and achieve their goals.
