I grew up in Newport Beach, California. I surfed, played volleyball on the beach, and I pretty much lived a laid back lifestyle. After High School I received a huge scholarship to go play volleyball at a major university. Two weeks before I was getting ready to go off to school, I was involved in a car accident- that not only took away my college scholarship but also left me disabled enough to never be able to play volleyball again.
I was not able to walk for some time and I had to receive help doing some of the most basic things that we all take for granted. I got tired of sitting around and letting life pass me by. I had paralysis in my leg, and foot that I had to learn how to use again. Every day I would fight and fight, and fight. I started to learn how to move my leg and then my foot and eventually I learned how to move my toes.
My lifestyle became centered on becoming stronger than ever. I studied all kinds of workout routines, supplements, vitamins, health foods, diet plans – you name it, I’ve read about it. I then decided to become a trainer; where else would I be able to apply all my knowledge and to be able to work out as much as I needed in order to keep up my physical demands.
Being a trainer is really satisfying for me because I get to share and encourage so many people to get up and fight- fight to lose weight, fight to become fit, and fight to become who you want to be. So many people have trouble sifting through all the diets, pills, shakes, exercise programs, workout routines, and life style changes. I have done the research and walked the walk, so it’s easy for me to help my clients, which in turn, makes me feel like I am exactly where I am supposed to be. I am a lifestyle coach and a trainer, and not a volleyball player.

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