Clifton Arnold

An Army veteran and former law enforcement officer, Clifton built Momentum out of a conviction that most people are never given a real system for sustainable growth — one that accounts for the whole person, not just the parts that are easiest to measure.

With a background in strength and conditioning and a certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Clifton works at the intersection of physical performance, behavior change, and identity development. He currently serves as a full-time performance coach at Unlock Human Potential (UHP), helping veterans build careers in coaching while discovering their purpose.

His coaching is rooted in the belief that every person has a vision for who they are becoming — and that the right system, built around their unique life, can make that vision a reality. He lives in Bentonville, AR, deeply embedded in both the athletic and faith communities there.

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Jon Wood

Jon's approach to coaching is built on a simple standard: health should be strong, sustainable, and lived out daily — not chased in short bursts of intensity.

With a background in military leadership and experience in performance, nutrition, and habit development, Jon works at the intersection of physical excellence, lifestyle design, and personal responsibility. He helps clients build structured, repeatable systems that drive results — removing guesswork and replacing it with clarity and discipline.

As a husband, father of four, and retired Army First Sergeant, Jon brings a leadership-driven perspective to his work. His coaching reflects a belief that how we care for our bodies is connected to how we lead, serve, and live with purpose.

Based in North Carolina, Jon works with individuals who are ready to pursue a higher level of performance, build lasting strength, and operate with intention across every area of life.

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Bryan Coburn

My work as an Integrative Health and Trauma-Informed Transformation Coach is centered on helping individuals reconnect with themselves and move forward with clarity, agency, and self-trust. I believe lasting change doesn't come from forcing outcomes, but from understanding the experiences, patterns, and internal dynamics that shape how we show up in our lives.

I spent over 20 years in the U.S. Army, with 12 of those years serving as a Green Beret in 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), operating in high-stakes environments that demanded discipline, adaptability, and resilience. Throughout my career, I led teams, planned complex operations, and supported individuals through intense physical and mental challenges. These experiences shaped my ability to stay grounded under pressure, build trust quickly, and guide others through uncertainty — skills I now bring into my coaching practice.

Today, I combine that background with integrative health and trauma-informed coaching to support clients in navigating transitions, building resilience, and creating meaningful, sustainable change. My work with veterans and diverse populations has strengthened my ability to listen deeply, hold space without judgment, and create environments where people feel safe to explore both their challenges and their potential.

I bring consistency, integrity, and presence to every coaching relationship, honoring each person's pace while remaining committed to their growth. My role is not to fix, but to partner — supporting clients as they develop awareness, make aligned decisions, and move forward with confidence.

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Sabrina DiRezze

As a Navy veteran, Sabrina DiRezze developed the discipline, adaptability, and leadership that now define her approach to coaching. Her military service gave her firsthand experience leading people through challenge and transition — and a deep understanding of what it takes to build resilience that lasts.

With a foundation in Health Sciences and Nutrition, Sabrina brings a whole-body perspective to her work as an Integrative Health Coach. She helps individuals reconnect with their bodies, optimize performance, and develop sustainable habits that support lifelong health and well-being. Her coaching empowers clients to make intentional, lasting changes — not through quick fixes, but through the kind of aligned, purposeful behavior change that actually holds.

Sabrina's work is also informed by her training as a Sexual Assault Trauma-Informed Victim Advocate, allowing her to hold space with particular care for those navigating sensitive or complex personal histories. She meets every client with compassion, presence, and a commitment to their growth at their own pace.

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