Whether you're chasing more playing time, preparing for the next level, or building confidence, my goal isn't just to make you faster or stronger—it's to help you move with purpose and become a more complete athlete. Through personalized training, we'll develop your technical skills, movement quality, speed, game IQ, and decision-making while building the confidence, resilience, and body awareness to perform under pressure and grow long after the final whistle.

Every session begins with a clear purpose and is built around your individual goals. We'll start with movement preparation, progress through focused skill and performance training, and finish with recovery and reflection so you leave feeling stronger than when you arrived. No two athletes move the same, so every session is personalized to challenge you safely while improving the way you move, perform, and recover. Along the way, I'll help you understand your body, build confidence in your movement, and develop habits that support success both on and off the field.

My soccer journey has shaped the way I coach today. Before college, I overcame a broken leg, broken collarbone, and broken elbow—experiences that taught me resilience, patience, and the importance of injury prevention and proper recovery. At 14, I represented Southern California at the National Championships after earning a spot during my age group's first year of Premier League eligibility. I proudly served as captain of that club team for seven years, was a two-year high school captain, and competed in two national tournaments during my collegiate career while earning my Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology.

I began coaching at 17 during my senior year of high school, leading my first club team to a top-three league finish in my debut season. Since then, I've coached youth camps, club soccer, ECNL athletes, and high school boys' and girls' programs, serving in roles ranging from assistant coach and guest coach to strength and conditioning coach. These experiences have allowed me to work with athletes of all ages, skill levels, and stages of development.

As both a player and coach, I've experienced the game from nearly every perspective. I've played every position on the field—including goalkeeper when my team needed me—served as a student athletic trainer for JV and varsity football, and worked in sports recovery and wellness specializing in assisted stretching, cupping, scraping, red light therapy, cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, compression therapy, and injury prevention. Together, these experiences allow me to coach with a whole-athlete approach, helping athletes perform at their highest level while building healthy movement patterns that support long-term success.

The best coach I ever had was my dad. He had the difficult job of balancing being both my father and my coach, and he never let those roles overlap on the field. I was held to the same standard as everyone else—if anything, a higher one. Those extra workouts, honest conversations, and high expectations taught me discipline, accountability, and what it truly means to love the game.

More importantly, he taught me that the strongest growth comes from within. A coach won't always be there to keep your head in the game, whether in sports or in life. His goal was to help me develop the confidence, discipline, and mindset to push myself, stay accountable, and keep growing on my own. That lesson shapes the way I coach today—I want every athlete to leave not only as a better player, but as someone who believes in themselves long after the final whistle.

To me, coaching is about more than improving performance—it's about helping athletes build a healthy relationship with movement and confidence in themselves. I value consistency, curiosity, and effort over perfection, and I believe every athlete deserves to feel seen, supported, and challenged. When you train with me, you're investing in long-term growth, not just short-term results.