
Tina Ferringer, CEO
Owner of F & H Fitness Studio
Why did you become a trainer? Ever since I was little I wanted to help. At first, I wanted to help animals as a small child and become a veterinarian, then as I got older I wanted to help kids and become a PE teacher, then my senior year of college I started interning at a personal training studio and realized I could have a huge impact through fitness and health as a personal trainer. It means everything to help people see their potential, make an impact, and help others.
What can people expect from your classes or training sessions? High energy, inspiration, motivation with a side of twerking and FUN!
What do you do when you aren’t instructing at F & H Fitness Studio? I love to spend time with my two kids. We love to snow machine, adventure, and just chill around the house. We are a pretty low-key family. I am also a volleyball coach and love helping young athletes reach their potential and learn valuable life lessons.
What are your credentials? Certifications, awards, etc…
Alaska Top 40 under 40, Achievement in Business Award in Anchorage, multiple best gym and best personal trainer in Fairbanks Awards. The most valued achievement has been to help raise over $150,000 for local causes and non-profits.
“Everything that has happened to you is for you”

Alisha Campbell, CPT
Manager, Personal Trainer

Mary Black, CPT
Team Wellness and Sales & Marketing Director, Personal Trainer

Meaghan Price
HR Manager, CULTURE RiDE® Instructor






Tricia Jones
Social Media and Marketing Manager
Why did you become an instructor? I started instructing at F & H because I loved the classes and the accepting, healing vibes. I transitioned to marketing for F & H because I wanted to help portray those same vibes on their social media and website.
What do you do when you aren’t working at F & H Fitness Studio? Hang out with my family, run my own marketing business, enjoy the outdoors and travel.
“You can accomplish by kindness what you cannot by force”


Adova Mallory
CULTURE RiDE® Instructor


Katie Titus
CULTURE RiDE® Instructor
Why did you become an instructor?
I truly believe being a spin instructor is what I am called to do. Being able to share my spirit through dance, fitness, and community fills me up inside and bringing out the best in others brings out the best in me. I believe when we can feel confidence, energy, and trust we cultivate space to find and refine our most authentic selves. Sharing that with others is everything to me and it’s why I wanted to be a spin instructor at F&H.
What can people expect from your classes or training sessions?
My classes will be a mix of honest hard work, mindful reflection, and the opportunity to unapologetically let loose dancing, singing, and hitting a beat with 0 judgement and 100% confidence that you belong right where you are…. and lots of ENERGY!
What do you do when you aren’t instructing at F & H Fitness Studio?
I work as a data analyst at a health tech startup passionate about woman in tech and finding sustainable solutions to rising healthcare costs. When I’m not at work my husband and I love to adventure around our new home – we have loved getting to explore the area on foot, bikes, or skis! We are also foodies who enjoy new restaurants or cooking new meals. My people are everything to me -my phone log is calls home to my mom, dad, brother, and sister-in-law and I love to chat and connect with friends new and old.
What are your credentials? Certifications, awards, etc…
I was a former elite triathlete who trained and raced for Team USA at the youth Olympic Games Qualifier and other international events. I was also president of the Cal Berkeley triathlon team and a spin instructor throughout college. I received an award in my name to represent leadership and commitment and I focused on cultivating inclusivity and diversity during my time as president. Initiatives that remain a staple of the team today.
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