Chantelle Erickson is a powerhouse entrepreneur, devoted mom, and fierce advocate for women's empowerment. Originally from the Greater Toronto Area, lived in Saskatchewan, where she founded Baby Mama, for 11 years and has called Lethbridge home for the last 12 years. When she isn't busy coaching fitness, training for an event, reading, writing, chauffeuring kids around to dance and activities or helping with homework, she is enjoying a cup of coffee with her hubby by the fireplace or taking in fresh air outdoors.

Chantelle ignites passion through her vibrant fitness, and personal training business. She's not just about workouts or physical literacy; she's about creating a tribe, especially for pre and postnatal moms, offering inclusive and personalized programs and coaching. Chantelle has been married to her other half for 20 years. Together they raise two kids and a dog who doubles as Chantelle running partner. With Chantelle in your corner, there's no limit to what you can achieve – she's all about helping women discover their inner badass and live life to the fullest.

xo Chantelle

Chantelle brings 13 years of experience as a certified personal trainer, group fitness instructor, and pre- and postnatal specialist. Her work is rooted in pelvic floor health, pregnancy and infant loss support, and helping women train confidently through pregnancy and beyond.

She holds extensive certifications, including Personal Training Specialist, Pilates Barre, spin, TRX, Concept2 rowing, USECA ultrarunning coaching, pregnancy and infant loss, pelvic floor health, nutrition for the endurance athlete, fascia, movement, and assessments. A dedicated runner for over 20 years, she blends lived experience with evidence-based coaching.

Chantelle is deeply passionate about supporting women through the early years of motherhood and guiding them with strength and steadiness through perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause.

She has completed races up to 100k, including multi-day stage events, and earned several podium finishes: 3rd at the Fernie Half Marathon, Coulee Cactus Crawl, and Lost Soul Ultra, where her 100k result qualified her for Western States—still a major goal. One of her proudest achievements is backpacking 70 miles across the Bob Marshall Wilderness in five days. All of these accomplished while being a young mom.

Since 2020, she has also been a freelance contributor for Canadian Running, with articles published in print and on Apple News. Above all, Chantelle believes movement is about becoming your best self—prioritizing action-driven goals over appearance-based ones.