Carver High School of Engineering and Science in her junior and senior year serving as the team captain qualifying for districts and states both years.Īlthough Dia stopped competing after her senior year of high school, she did not leave the pool deck. Over the years, she saw success in the 100/200 butterfly, 200/400 IM, and mid-distance freestyle. While a member of PDR, Dia qualified for the Zone All-Star Team and was nationally ranked for multiple events. At 7, she joined PDR where she trained under nationally renowned Coach Jim Ellis. She started swimming competitively at 5 years old with Team Delaware. When he is poolside, you'll probably notice him nicknaming children various food items in an attempt to elicit maximum giggles.ĭia Weeks is originally from Wilmington, DE. When he's not poolside, you'll most likely find him at Reading Terminal Market squeezing all the produce in an effort to procure the perfect bulb of garlic or nearly ripe avocado for his next dinner party. As a student at West Chester University, Brian continued to lifeguard and taught swim lessons for special needs children, parent-and-child swim for new parents, and a gym and swim program for preschoolers at the local YMCA.

Brian began lifeguarding at age 16 and had the time of his life working summers at a family resort on Lake Teedyuskung. Brian grew up swimming with his summer swim club in Northeastern Pennsylvania, his fiercest competitor in the pool being his twin brother who repeatedly took him to task with his punishing backstroke.

His exceptional customer service skills and infectiously positive personality come from years of working in hospitality and retail environments. Brian arrived at Fitness Alive with over 15 years experience in Retail Management at various national brands.

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