FitPlan Staff

Sarah Batz-Dubovsky MS ATC/LAT

Sarah has her MS in Kinesiology from Southern Illinois University and a BS in Athletic Training from Southeast Missouri State University. She came to Cape Cod Rehab six years ago and initially did on field coverage for the Cotuit Kettleers of the Cape Cod Baseball League and the semi-professional Cape Cod Crusaders soccer team. Sarah is certified as a Burdenko Method Instructor and also holds the Certified Golf Fitness Instructor qualification from the Titleist Performance Institute. Sarah provides personal training on the land and in the water with clients ranging from first time exercisers and weekend warriors to those with serious life threatening diseases. Sarah's philosophy: “I center each individual workout around the core muscles while keeping movements functional and mimicking everyday body motions. I am also a firm believer in giving people the tools to become independent of me so that they in turn become their best motivator."

Eric Chandler CSCS

Eric is a graduate of Colby-Sawyer College with a BS in Exercise Science. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and a Certified Burdenko Method Instructor. Eric has also been trained in the TRX Suspension training method and incorporates its use for his training of athletes and post-physical therapy clients. Eric looks for his clients strengths and uses those strengths to help them get the most out of each session. "There are endless possibilities for effective ways to exercise. Find something you love to do and you will increase your level of success. Never stop trying new types of exercise, you will inevitably surprise yourself and love doing something you never thought you would!"

Joshua White ATC LAT

Josh joined Cape Cod Rehab after graduating from Duquesne University with a BS in Athletic Training. In addition to being a Certified Athletic Trainer and Licensed Athletic Trainer, he is also a Certified Burdenko Method Instructor. Josh is the trainer for the Pope John Paul II High School in Hyannis and will be covering the Cape Cod Baseball League's Cotuit Kettleers during the summer. He works with patients of all ages and abilities but specializes in high school and college athletes. He believes that "each workout program should be specific and personal in order to meet the patients' needs and goals." When not in on the sidelines or in the clinic, Josh enjoys playing hockey, skiing and being outdoors. His fitness philosophy: "Take time every day for yourself. Do something that you love and interests you. Most importantly, have fun!"

Christa McCutcheon

Christa graduated from UMass Amherst with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. She is an AAAI/ISMA Certified Fitness Trainer that loves yoga, meditation, being outdoors and getting a good workout anyway she can. She adopted the treatment philosophy of “Use it… or lose it” from her UMass Amherst professor S. Whitbourne. Christa believes that “staying fit and active provides me with an overall sense of well being. It allows me to live up to my full potential personally and professionally. I owe it to myself and the people in my life to stay healthy and strong."

Jennifer Skiba

Jen received her BS in Kinesiology at the Pennsylvania State University before continuing on to a MS in Sport Administration from Canisius College in Buffalo, NY. While in college, Jen interned with the Penn State Athletic Department and the Philadelphia 76ers & Philadelphia Flyers. She began working at CCR in 2010 as Fitplan staff and also serves as the Marketing Coordinator. A runner and longtime Falmouth Road Race employee, Jen is a great motivator believing that fitness is contagious. "Setting goals is what keeps me going. I like to get others involved to work hard with me everyday."

Farran Tileston

Farran attended Plymouth State University where she earned a BS in Applied Health Fitness. She enjoys working with people of all fitness levels and ages, from those stepping in a gym for the first time to athletes. "It's great to see people learn something new, increase their confidence and transform their lifestyle." When Farran is not working, you could find her staying active playing softball on the CCR team, snowboarding, bike riding, or shell fishing. Her personal fitness philosophy is to obtain and maintain wellness over the lifespan in a variety of ways that are exciting and appealing. "It's never too late to start and there is always room for improvement."