Ashley Zenner

Ashley began working for SNAP in the fall of 2010, shortly after graduating from LCSC with a degree in Kinesiology with a minor in Health/P.E.  Her long-term career goals include teaching physical education at the elementary school level.  But for now she is a key player on your home-town gym team.  Ashley is currently a whiz at keeping your gym clean and manages all schedules, including personal training and fitness classes.

If you have any questions about classes, ask Ashley! She knows it all!

Lucky Saengchanh, Assistant Manager

Lucky will make you feel welcome from the first second you are in our club, plus she will never forget your name! Lucky is currently attending WSU pursuing a bachelors in Kinesiology and nursing. She is head of billing and memberships, so come get signed up with Lucky today!

Elizabeth Hirst

The newest member of the Snap management team, Liz is ready and willing to learn! She is currently pursuing a PhD in Prevention Science, and she is also a personal trainer at the gym. If you see her working at the front desk please ask her how she can help you revamp your workout!

Liz is the head of marketing. If you have a cause that you would like Snap to donate to, please let her know. We are constantly looking for new ways to help the community!

Ruby Jones

Ruby is a member here at Snap Fitness - Pullman.  Ruby started working out with one goal in mind... to train for a 3-day September event in Seattle to help support the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.  Ruby is now walking about 8 miles a day and then does weight training on the circuit.  She is such an inspiration to anyone who meets her.  Her goal is to not only be a part of finding a cure for cancer but to encourage people to dream big and go for their dream!  I think her exact words were "If I can do it, anyone can!"   Below you will find a letter written by Ruby and a picture of her daughters.

Join me in the fight against breast cancer

Please support me as I take an amazing journey in the fight against Breast Cancer. In 2005 my two daughters Rebekah (age 35) and Elizabeth (age 34) were both diagnosed with breast cancer. 15 years working as an oncology nurse helped prepare me for supporting my daughters during their treatment. From mastectomies, to chemo, losing hair, and now the start of the physical reconstruction process has helped us become closer. This opened my eyes to a new perspective when caring for my patients and their families. It was a hard couple of years for everyone but THANKFULLY…...My girls are now cancer free!! Every moment, the Susan G. Komen researchers move towards finding a cure. One in eight women in our country will develop breast cancer, Washington State has the highest occurrence of breast cancer of the 50 states. I am asking you to help me raise the minumum participation fee of $2200 which is priceless when you consider a cure may save my daughters, granddaughters, and other men and women afflicted with this disease. Please consider any donation to help fight breast cancer.