The importance of fitness and athletics were instilled in me at a very young age. Growing up amongst my older brother and his friends, I was shown no mercy during any endeavor. On a daily basis, I was forced to either keep up with them, or get left in their dust. Therefore, the fitter and faster I was, the less apt I was to be left behind. I truly believe that it was this start that allowed me to progress to the level I did in athletics. I was a 4 year Division 1 scholarship athlete and Team Captain at the University at Buffalo, in the sport of track and field. I then parlayed that talent into a 3 year stint with the US Skeleton Team, which culminated in an appearance at Olympic Trials in 2009.
In 2007, I decided to turn my love of fitness into a life-long career. It originated around a focus of athletic performance but quickly grew to include all facets of fitness. I work with everyone from pro athletes, to weekend warriors, to total couch potatoes and I truly love every second of it. Regardless of your current fitness level, if there is a goal on the horizon, it would be my absolute pleasure to assist you in reaching it.
Education:
University at Buffalo: History, minor in education.
Certifications:
RKC: Russian Kettlebell Challenge Certified Instructor, by Pavel. The RKC not only imparts a deep knowledge of Kettlebell exercises, but shows how the body can be used to create mobility in areas, and how to apply tension to create a stronger body.
NSPA-CPT: National Strength Professionals Association- Certified Personal Trainer. The NSPA not only teaches the basics to personal training, but focuses on the High Intensity style of resistance training, as well as Manual Resistance training.
Specialties:
- Hardstyle Kettlebell
- Speed and vertical jump training
- Sports performance
- Strength training for sprint and endurance athletes

- Youth training and general fitness
Areas of Experience:
- Joint stabilization (knee post rehab, knee pain, shoulder pain, etc)
- Joint mobility (frozen shoulder, etc)






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