Meet Zach

Zach Scioli is a Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach, Certified Personal Trainer, and Certified Nutrition Coach with more than 15 years of experience helping people improve their health, fitness, and quality of life.

With a background in Public Health and Health Education from San Francisco State University, Zach takes a whole-person approach to coaching—bringing together movement, nutrition, lifestyle, behavior change, and sustainable habit development rather than focusing on any one piece in isolation.

For Zach, this work is deeply personal. After losing his mother to cancer and later experiencing the life-altering impact of chronic illness firsthand, his perspective on health changed profoundly. He saw how quickly health challenges can begin to affect everything a person has worked so hard to build—their career, relationships, independence, and ability to enjoy their life.

Those experiences strengthened his belief that health shouldn't only become a priority once something goes wrong. They became a driving force behind his desire to help people take a more active role in their health—to better understand their bodies, build resilience, and create habits that support their long-term well-being.

Throughout his career, Zach has worked with clients ranging from busy professionals and executives to individuals simply looking to feel stronger, healthier, and more confident in their bodies. His approach is highly personalized: understand where someone is now, identify what is actually getting in the way, and build a realistic plan that fits their life.

Zach founded Revolutionary Health around a simple idea: lasting health isn't built through perfection or another short-term program. It's built through the right strategy, consistent action, and the support and accountability to keep moving forward.

Today, Zach works with clients both in person in the San Francisco Bay Area and virtually, providing personalized health, fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle coaching designed to help people take greater ownership of their health—and protect the life they've worked so hard to build.