Help Lyle Conquer Lymphoma

This account was made for Lyle Gadin who has been diagnosed with Lymphoma. 

My name is Bridget Alsup and I have known Lyle Gadin for just under one year. After working for people who were so driven by money & greed, I really wanted to be a part of something that changed peoples lives in every way. 

I found Müv Training through an ad on Craigslist and when I went in for my interview, trying to hold as little expectations as possible, I was floored by Lyle. This was the enviornment I was looking for, the person I was looking to work for, the people I was looking to work with who had vision and faith in every person they met. Who was kind and generous. Who gave everything to what they believe in. Lyle is all of those things.

He, within minutes of our conversation said to me, "let's look at the big picture, and take this 6 months down the road, one year down the road." He put his faith in me and encouraged me to do more; knew I could do more than I anticipated. And I know that I am only one of hundreds of people that Lyle has encouraged & inspired.


When Lyle found out he was diagnosed I was at the studio with Megan, his wife came in to tell him the news. Megan and I only saw reactions, but we knew that what was happening was big. We remained distracted, unable to focus on our tasks for the next few hours, hoping Lyle would be willing to share with us what was happening, knowing that whatever happened to Lyle happened to us as well. 

I know so many people at the studio feel this way, as I'm sure all of the people in Lyles life that I have never even met. 


Lyle will begin chemo & radiation to treat the tumor, which is the size of a papaya. It has grown around nerves and muscle tissue of his right armpit, making it impossible to remove. As Lyle undergoes treatment he will have to be away from work, and we are hoping that this fund will give his family a chance to focus on healing, and spending time with eachother and reduce the stress and worry of hospital bills. 



Lyle told us, the team at Müv, that he didn't want this to become a "rally" for him, unfortunately, we don't listen very well. What happens to Lyle happens to us, because we are a family here; and your help would be so amazing for a man who does so much for every person he comes into contact with. With a high-five or a joke, an awesome (weird) dance move or even just a smile. He really is the best. 

I think even just giving him a hug or prayers would be enough for him, but if you can help in any other way during this difficult time, then that help would not be taken for granted or go unnoticed. 

Thank you so much for your time