About Rachel

Rachel's journey into the fitness world was not born out of passion but necessity, following a life-altering car crash at the age of 33 that left her disabled. Faced with the daunting task of relearning how to use her body, Rachel quickly discovered the stark lack of fitness spaces equipped to accommodate the unique needs of the disabled community. The pursuit of a truly inclusive and judgment-free gym seemed like an impossible dream.

This all changed when Rachel and her partner Andrew took the helm at High Voltage. Determined to transform the gym into a space where inclusivity is not just a buzzword but a foundational principle, they evolved CrossFit High Voltage into High Voltage Fitness. Their vision was clear: to create a community-centered gym that offers support, acceptance, and a judgment-free environment where everyone, regardless of physical ability, can pursue their fitness goals.

Today, High Voltage Fitness stands as a testament to their commitment, providing a welcoming home for all to find community and support. While Rachel herself may not participate in the physical classes—much to her neurologist's relief—she remains a vibrant and encouraging presence. Always ready to cheer on members, Rachel embodies the spirit of resilience and inclusivity, ensuring that everyone feels championed and motivated in their fitness journey.