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MEET YOUR COACH!
Hi, I’m Vicky — also known as Coach V or Coach Vic, and my favorite people call me Mom. I’m a 36‑year‑old Hispanic woman, married, a mother of two, faith‑driven, and proud of the big, beautiful culture‑filled family I come from.
When I’m not juggling school drop‑offs, sports schedules, home life, and training clients, you’ll find me running on the weekends, hiking, eating good food, hanging out with family, making art with my kids… and ALWAYS dancing, no matter the beat.
I love doing hard things and stepping out of my comfort zone. I once heard someone say “embarrassment is an underused emotion,” and it stuck with me — so I’m never afraid to put myself out there, try new things, and laugh at myself along the way.
My goal with VFit is simple: help women, especially moms, reconnect with themselves, build discipline, and find strength in the parts of life that feel hard. Real, faith‑guided, culture‑rooted, and always evolving — that’s me, and that’s the heart behind VFit.
My Story
I’m a mom, wife, daughter, and friend — roles I cherish deeply. But somewhere along the way, after becoming a stay‑at‑home mom, I lost sight of myself. I poured everything into my family and forgot to pour back into me. It started to show — in my energy, my confidence, even my marriage and how I showed up for my kids. I knew something had to change.
So I started small. A few minutes of lifting. A short run. A promise to make time for myself. It wasn’t easy, but it was necessary. I learned that motivation is just a feeling — and feelings fade. Discipline is what stays. I stopped waiting to “feel ready” and started showing up anyway.
Over time, I built consistency, strength, and self‑love. I stuck to the plan, not the mood. I realized you can’t buy a fit body — you earn it through effort, patience, and resilience. The more I stepped out of my comfort zone, the more life opened up. Hard things became easier, and I found myself again — stronger, happier, and more grounded.
Now, through VFit, I help others do the same: reclaim themselves, build discipline, and rediscover their power. Because when you make yourself a priority, everything else falls into place.