Coaching and training background.

A focused page for coaching conversations: wrestling, Jiu Jitsu, strength training, clinics, mentorship, and community events. The goal is simple: help people improve with clear standards, patience, and respect for the room.

Original illustration of a training room and wrestling mat
Coaching is built in the room.Standards, repetition, feedback, and care for the athlete in front of you.
Focus areas

Where coaching conversations usually fit.

Each area can stand alone or support a clinic, team talk, training consultation, or longer mentorship conversation.

01

Wrestling fundamentals

Greco-Roman and folkstyle experience translated into stance, position, hand-fighting, discipline, and repeatable practice.

02

Jiu Jitsu context

Training perspective shaped by Graciefighter Pleasant Hill, Ralph Gracie San Francisco, and the progression from white belt to purple belt.

03

Strength training

A practical strength background built through Diablo Barbell, university training rooms, and Westside Barbell exposure.

04

Clinics and mentorship

Available for focused coaching conversations, clinics, athlete mentorship, and community-aligned events when schedule and fit make sense.

Approach

Firm standards, calm rooms, practical feedback.

  • Start with basics that hold up under pressure.
  • Give direct feedback without making the room about ego.
  • Connect training habits with school, work, health, and long-term consistency.
  • Respect safety, trust, and the culture of the room.
Good fit

Useful for athletes, parents, schools, gyms, and nonprofit partners.

Coaching requests can be about wrestling, Jiu Jitsu context, strength training, clinics, public speaking, nonprofit-aligned events, or athlete mentorship. If the request is not a fit, I would rather say that clearly than overpromise.

Coaching, clinic, or mentorship request?

Use the protected contact form with the room, event, timeline, and what you want help with.

Send a note
Contact

Contact

Messages are routed through a protected form rather than listing a public email address.

  • Employer or CV conversation
  • Research or collaboration note
  • Sponsor or partner inquiry
  • Nonprofit or community collaboration
  • Coaching or clinic request
  • Media, writing, or training update

No public email link is listed on the page.