About Us

Danielle Aran is a Registered Dietitian and avid runner from West Melbourne, FL. She has been an athlete for most of her life, focusing mainly on running since she was a freshman in high school. She then went on to run competitively for The College of New Jersey, where she focused on cross country, the 5k, and 3k. Throughout her college running career, she began to feel how the ebbs and flows of nutrition impact performance, sparking her interest in dietetics, and guiding her to pursue a career in dietetics. She entered Drexel University in 2014 where she studied Human Nutrition, and then completed her dietetic internship through Oregon State University before passing her RD exam in 2018. Danielle is super passionate about empowering athletes and active individuals to nourish and fuel their bodies for optimal athletic performance, while also helping them live a healthy, but full life.

Rebekah Ash is an accomplished triathlete and a certified USAT Level 1 triathlon coach based in Melbourne, FL. She holds a degree in Psychology from NC State University in Raleigh, NC, where she competed in the highly regarded NCAA cross country and track team. Bekah’s background in competitive running, her strong background in swimming, and the influence of her parents, who participated in Ironman competitions, led her to explore the world of triathlons. In the past few years, Rebekah has embraced triathlon as her primary sport. She has successfully completed numerous triathlons, ranging from sprint distances to full Ironman events. Her impressive performances have earned her qualifications for two world championships: the 70.3 World Championships in 2022 and the Ironman full-distance World Championships in 2023. Rebekah's deep-rooted passion for endurance sports is evident in her desire to support others in achieving their goals and fostering self-belief through sports. She aspires to guide and inspire individuals as they pursue their own athletic aspirations, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the process along the way.

Taylor grew up in the waters of Florida’s Space Coast. Taylor graduated from Satellite High School, where she was a four-year varsity swimmer, three-year team captain, multiple time individual state champion, and helped lead the team to its first ever women’s team state championship. Taylor attended the University of West Virginia on a swimming scholarship. As team captain she led the women’s team to its highest conference finish in school history and had a rich career as a NCAA qualifier, Olympic Trial qualifier, and national team member. After a brief professional swimming career, Taylor stepped away from the sport of swimming for over a decade. In 2021, she found new love of the sport through marathon swimming races in the open water environment. Taylor enjoys the challenges of the unpredictable conditions, and the mental fortitude of racing high-milage events. Since rediscovering her passion for swimming, Taylor enjoys helping others find their motivation in the water by providing expert stroke and technique advice on both pool and open water disciplines, athlete mental wellness, and encouraging safe and comfortable conditions for all swimmers.