Ryanne Miller, PFT
Ryanne Miller graduated from Boise State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology. She began her career at A2 PT as a rehab tech, where she developed a passion for helping others move and feel better. In 2023, she transitioned into fitness at A2 Athletics, becoming a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor.
Ryanne is also a NASM Certified Nutrition Coach and continues to expand her knowledge to better support her clients’ health and wellness goals. In the spring of 2025, she ran her first marathon, and later that year, she competed in her first HYROX competition. She is the definition of hard work—constantly pushing herself and setting an excellent example for those she uplifts every day.
Outside the gym, you can find Ryanne running, working out, or spending time with friends and family. She has a heart for all things fitness and health and is passionate about helping others live their healthiest, happiest lives.
"The therapy did exactly as I had hoped, it helped alleviate my shoulder pain, and stopped the numbness from creeping down my arm to my hand. The exercises I was shown had the added benefit of helping keep my neck and traps loose and not so tense all the time. A great experience that I would recommend to anyone needing physical therapy."
− C. Wesley
"Clear, communicative staff that showed great motivation in helping me return to my return to my recreational work and athletic activities Danny is super knowledgeable and had a strong sense of intuition in helping me identify and overcome my limitations. I’ve made an excellent recovery from a critical injury thanks to A2 and am now back to my usual flow."
− Keyon
"Before I started coming to A2 I was always tired and could barely pick up or carry my grandchildren a ½ block. After the first 6 weeks of working with Kristi I got a big surprise when I took my grandchildren to a festival and carried the youngest 4 blocks before she woke up enough to walk. I then picked her up and put her on my shoulders so she could see better without effort. I was amazed at how much strength I had gained in a short time. I continue to see improvement in my strength and I’m no longer tired all the time."
− Jacki