I have had a lifetime of boxing experience between the amateur and professional level. As a fighter my journey had begun at an early age, training in gyms between the central coast of California, Utah, and then spending the majority of my professional years in Las Vegas, Nevada. I have trained with many world champion fighters, and the most recognized coaches in the boxing industry. As an amateur coach I have helped develop young up and coming boxers learn the fundamentals of the sweet science of boxing, by taking the strengths they already have, by teaching them how to utilize these skills in the ring. In order to find this, a coach needs to observe the movement, before teaching a skill. Some fighters are quick, and light on there feet, while others have a solid base, and depend more on head movement and power. My professional coaching experience has been more in the direction of Mixed Martial Arts. Although not a large resume to date, it is a successful one, as my undefeated fighter has earned his title shot for his upcoming fight in December of this year. On all levels of fighting, I am very competitive. As a coach I am extremely detail oriented, sometimes an ass, will grind you, make you wish you can quit, and even hate that I exist. But I am also your friend, I am dedicated, I am the one that wants you to succeed, and I will give you my 100℅ during your fight prep. In this business one setback can put us years behind our goals. Some of us don't have that much time.