Education & Certifications
- Master’s Degree in Public Relations
- Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology
- Certified Personal Trainer
- Certified Functional Aging Specialist
- E5 Collective Brain & Body Training Certified
- Mobility Training Certification
- CPR/AED Certified
A Lifetime of Educating, Encouraging & Serving Others
Judith Cutright has spent much of her professional life doing what comes naturally to her: educating, communicating, encouraging, and helping others.
Her career has taken her through broadcasting, communications, public relations, health education, community service, writing, and eventually fitness. While those roles may seem very different, they share a common thread—Judith genuinely enjoys connecting with people and helping them improve their lives.
That same spirit is at the heart of her work at Your Personal Best Training Studio.
As a Certified Functional Aging Specialist, Judith has a particular appreciation for what it means to remain strong, mobile, and independent as we get older—because she isn’t simply teaching healthy aging. She’s living it herself.
Taking Care of Yourself Isn’t Selfish
Over the years, Judith’s perspective on health has continued to evolve.
She’s learned that taking care of yourself isn’t selfish. In fact, it’s one of the things that allows you to continue showing up for the people you love.
As Judith puts it:
“You can’t be of help to others and your loved ones if you don’t take care of yourself and stay strong.”
That’s one of the reasons she believes so strongly in helping adults maintain their strength and mobility throughout life.
Exercise isn’t simply about completing a workout. It’s about maintaining the physical ability to participate in your own life—and to continue being there for the people who matter to you.
When Progress Changes Everyday Life
Some of Judith’s most rewarding coaching moments aren’t dramatic transformations. They’re moments when a client realizes they can do something they haven’t been able to do for years.
She’s watched previously sedentary clients regain enough strength to get themselves off the floor without assistance. She’s helped people improve mobility and regain function in limbs weakened by inactivity. And she’s heard grandparents tell her that their improved stamina and newfound energy are helping them keep up with their grandchildren.
Those are the victories Judith treasures.
Her clients have become part of her extended family, and knowing that she has contributed in some small way to their success is one of the greatest rewards of coaching.
For Judith, their success is her success.
Always an Educator
Long before becoming a fitness professional, Judith was an educator and communicator at heart.
Her diverse professional background has included broadcasting and communications, public relations, health education, writing, and community involvement. Those experiences taught her how to listen, communicate clearly, meet people where they are, and sometimes provide the gentle “nudge” someone needs to keep moving forward.
She brings those same skills to every person she coaches at YPB.
Judith believes people are capable of far more than they sometimes realize—and she’s happy to encourage them until they begin believing it themselves.
Living What She Teaches
Judith continues to invest in her own education, most recently expanding her expertise through additional mobility training.
But perhaps her most valuable perspective comes from experiencing healthy aging alongside the people she serves.
She understands that maintaining strength, balance, mobility, and energy becomes increasingly meaningful with every passing year—not because we’re trying to avoid aging, but because we want to remain active participants in our own lives.
At Your Personal Best Training Studio, Judith is passionate about helping adults over 50 remain strong enough to care for themselves, capable enough to help the people they love, and energetic enough to enjoy the years ahead.
Because taking care of yourself isn’t selfish.
It’s what helps you keep showing up for the life—and the people—you love.
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