About Me
I grew up a gymnast, spending nearly all of my time after school at the gym. Gymnastics built a foundation of discipline, intensity, and determination in my heart. After my graduation from high school, it was time to retire. However, it wasn’t long after that I discovered my new purpose in the United States Marine Corps. In May of 2016, I enlisted in the Marine Corps to become a military police officer. During my enlistment I found within myself the will to achieve anything I set my mind to. I discovered that my true passion in life is personal growth. Nothing fulfills me more than seeing my progress over time. Fitness has shown me the direct results of my own hard work and the importance of consistency. Meeting new personal records for a lift and seeing visual results is a feeling that cannot be taken from you. Not only have I been rewarded in the gym, but I have been humbled. If your muscles do not reach failure by the end of a workout, you are not working to grow- you are working to maintain. In order to grow, you must fail. Parallel to life, if you are not operating beyond your limits- you will never surpass them.