About Keri

I've always been into health and fitness, but really struggled with the "all or nothing" and "more is better" mindset, which messed up my hormones and really ruined my relationship with food and exercise for a very long time.
Luckily for me, getting pregnant with my twin boys (via IFV after years of infertility issues) was the point at which I finally started to listen to my body. I learned how to balance my hormones through diet and exercise and in doing so I got better results than I ever did following restrictive diets and exercising hours and hours a week.
My mission is to help as many women as I possibly can develop their own version of "The LEAN Life", which is my acronym for a Lifestyle of Efficient exercise and Automated Nutrition. As a working mom, I don’t have the time or the desire to stress over food and exercise but I DO want to feel great in my clothes, have the energy to keep up with my VERY active boys, continue to repair my relationship with food and take care of my hormonal health which is super important to me now that I'm in my 40s.
Keri's Education & Experience
Education:
Master's in Applied Exercise Science with a concentration in Strength and Conditioning - Springfield College - 2002
Bachelor's in Exercise Science with a concentration in Human Performance and Fitness - UMass Boston - 2000
Certifications:
Certified Health Mindset Coach 2021
StrongFirst Bodyweight Instructor (SFB) May 2016
StrongFirst Level 1 Kettlebell Instructor (SFG) August 2015
Functional Movement Systems (FMS) - May 2015
Original Strength - April 2015
Metabolic Effect Hormonal Fat Loss Nutrition Consultant - 2014
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist - National Academy of Sports Medicine - 2002
Certificates:
Balance Body University - Pilates Reformer, Mat and Barre - 2010
Work:
Strength Coach - Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning - 1999-2003
Director of Personal Training - Master Trainer - Fitness Unlimited - 2003 - 2010
Owner - Keri Mantie Personal Training - 2011 - Present
Internships:
Boston University Strength and Conditioning - Fall 1999
University of Tulsa Strength and Conditioning - Summer 2001
The College of the Holy Cross Strength and Conditioning - Spring 2002