Living with social anxiety, depression, and PTSD wasn’t just a battle—it was a daily fight to take back control of my life. Social anxiety left me feeling trapped, constantly second-guessing myself and fearing judgment. Depression drained my energy and purpose, making every day feel like an uphill climb. PTSD added another layer, bringing memories and emotions that felt impossible to escape, a constant reminder of past experiences that shaped me but also held me back.
Overcoming these challenges wasn’t easy, but it transformed me. I learned how to break overwhelming obstacles into manageable steps, rebuild my confidence from the ground up, and find strength in consistency. Fitness became my outlet and my therapy, a way to take control of something tangible when everything else felt uncertain. It wasn’t just about lifting weights or hitting a goal—it was about reclaiming my sense of self.
These struggles didn’t just shape who I am—they shaped how I coach. I understand what it’s like to feel stuck, to question your own potential, and to doubt whether change is even possible. That’s why I focus on creating programs that don’t just transform your body but also rebuild your mindset. I’m here to show my clients that no matter how tough life gets, progress is always within reach, and real transformation is about more than just the physical—it’s about stepping into the best version of yourself.