For me, training isn’t just about physical progress — it’s a lifeline. I’ve experienced firsthand how mental health struggles can pull you into dark places, into patterns of self-destruction, pain, and emotional numbness. I trained to survive — to keep my mind clear, my heart beating with purpose, and to resist the temptations of substance abuse, toxic environments, and the streets that offered nothing but dead ends. Fitness gave me a way out. It gave me structure when my life felt chaotic. It gave me belief in myself when I had none. And now, I train not just for myself — but to give others the same chance. My mission is to make every person feel seen, valued, and empowered, because we’re all fighting something, and no one should fight alone. This business isn’t just a training service — it’s a community, a movement, a safe space for growth, healing, and redemption. If I can help even one person step away from the edge, find their strength, and see that they are worth fighting for — then everything I’ve been through is worth it. Because together, we rise.