About Our Team

Hi, I’m Kristen Green, and I grew up in Robinson, Texas, where family, sports, and a strong community shaped who I am today.

My journey into physical rehabilitation began with my own experience as an athlete, facing injuries and discovering how physical therapy helped me recover. I knew I wanted to empower others to take control of their health, so I earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a minor in Psychology from Texas Tech University. ​

During college, I focused on how the body moves and functions, which led me to an internship as an Exercise Physiologist at United Medical Center. There, I expanded my knowledge in cardiopulmonary rehab and cardiac stress testing. I later worked in the Emergency Department in Waco, where I deepened my understanding of comorbidities and how they affect recovery. ​

Today, at Elite Medical Exercise, I apply everything I’ve learned to help clients reach their goals, move with confidence, and live stronger, healthier lives. I’m driven by the belief that anyone can improve their health with the right guidance, and I’m here to make that happen.

Outside of work, I love discovering new restaurants, traveling, and spending time with my family in Waco. Helping people live healthier, stronger lives is the ultimate goal and why I love what I do.

My name is Miranda, and my path into the world of movement began early through a strong foundation in physical activity and athletic development. With a background in gymnastics, I developed an appreciation for strength, conditioning, and the discipline behind purposeful movement. Over time, this interest evolved into a deeper curiosity about how the body adapts, heals, and performs-especially through the challenges of injury and recovery. That curiosity led me to earn a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a minor in Health Studies from Southwestern University.

During my undergraduate years, I became increasingly engaged in learning about accessibility, disability awareness, and inclusive health practices. I served as President of the Coalition of Chronic Illness at my university, an organization dedicated to education and advocacy. I also completed an international internship in Ireland at a wheelchair-accessible gym, where I worked alongside individuals with a wide range of physical conditions. These experiences solidified my commitment to making movement safe, effective, and accessible for all populations.

My philosophy is simple: find the joy in movement. At Elite Medical Exercise, I strive to help clients build strength, confidence, and long-term resilience through thoughtful, individualized programming. Exercise should support your life-not limit it-by being sustainable, empowering, and enjoyable. Together, we’ll discover what movement looks like for you and how it can support your goals, both now and in the future.