If you’re looking to become a better basketball player, improve your athletic ability, or simply feel more confident on the court, I’m here to help you.

With over 10 years of basketball experience, playing experience with the Houston Mavericks, and NCAA Division II experience at Barton College, I understand what it takes to develop as an athlete. I’ve been in your position as a player, and I know that getting better requires more than just showing up and doing drills. It takes consistency, confidence, discipline, and training that actually fits your game.

When you train with me, we’ll focus on you—your goals, your strengths, and the areas you need to improve.

I'm gonna help you become comfortable making plays, making mistakes, learning from them, and continuing to compete. I'll challenge you, but I'll also help you understand why we're doing something and how it will help you become better.

I want to help you become the athlete you know you can be.

We'll work on your skills, your athleticism, your confidence, and your understanding of the game. I'll push you to get outside your comfort zone while making sure you understand that improvement takes time and consistency.

You don't have to be the best player in the gym when you start.

You just have to be willing to work, learn, and improve.

If you're ready to take your game seriously, I'm ready to help you take that next step.

Every session is designed around you—your current skill level, your goals, and the areas of your game that need the most attention. I don't want you to simply complete drills; I want you to understand what you're working on and how it will translate into an actual game.

Each workout is built around your individual goals and focuses on developing the skills you need most. Sessions can include dynamic warm-ups, ball handling, shooting, finishing, footwork, passing, playmaking, defense, and creating separation. We’ll progress from fundamental drills into movement-based and game-speed exercises, making sure the skills you practice translate directly into real game situations.

We’ll also incorporate athletic performance into your workout through speed, agility, explosiveness, quickness, coordination, balance, reaction time, and basketball-specific conditioning. Sessions will finish with competitive, high-intensity drills such as shooting competitions, 1-on-1 situations, finishing challenges, or game-like scenarios. The goal is to challenge you physically and mentally while helping you become a more skilled, athletic, and confident player. Including building and strengthening your overall body for high athletic performance

Basketball Accomplishments:

10+ years of basketball experience playing and training in competitive environments.

Houston Mavericks (Houston Home School Athletics) — competed at the high school level.

NCAA Division II Basketball Player — continued my playing career at Barton College.

Point Guard / Guard — experienced in scoring, playmaking, ball handling, finishing, shooting, and defense.

3-Level Scorer — capable of scoring from the perimeter, mid-range, and around the basket.

44–45" Vertical — developed elite-level explosiveness and athletic ability.

15.0 PPG, 4.4 RPG, 7.0 APG during my high school senior season.

4.0 High School GPA — demonstrated academic discipline alongside athletic development.

3.5 College GPA — maintained strong academic performance at the collegiate level.

Athlete Development Experience — helped train athletes in basketball skills, fitness, conditioning, agility, explosiveness, and overall performance.

Basketball Skill Training — experience working with athletes on ball handling, shooting, footwork, finishing, playmaking, defense, and basketball IQ.

Basketball-Specific Fitness Training — experience incorporating speed, agility, conditioning, coordination, balance, and explosiveness into athlete development.

College-Level Training & Competition Experience — firsthand understanding of the preparation, discipline, and intensity required to compete at the NCAA level.

Honestly Myself

As a trainer, my goal is to make sure your child gets more than just a workout. I want every athlete I work with to feel supported, challenged, respected, and encouraged while they develop their skills. My faith in God is an important part of who I am and how I approach life. I believe God has given me the ability and opportunity to play this game, and I want to use that opportunity to positively impact the athletes I work with.

My faith also shapes the values I bring into training: discipline, humility, patience, integrity, hard work, respect, and perseverance. I believe talent is a gift, but what you do with that gift matters. I want to teach athletes to work hard, stay humble, treat others with respect, and continue pushing forward even when things get difficult.

Because I have played basketball for over 10 years, competed with the Houston Mavericks, and experienced NCAA Division II basketball at Barton College, I understand the dedication and sacrifice required to develop as an athlete. I want to use what I've learned through my own journey to help the next generation avoid mistakes, build confidence, and understand that success takes consistent work.

Most importantly, I want parents to know that I care about their child's development as both an athlete and a person. I will challenge athletes while also encouraging them, and I want them to leave every session knowing they are capable of becoming better. My faith reminds me that my purpose is bigger than basketball, and I want the way I train and treat athletes to reflect that.

My goal is to help your child become a better player, better athlete, and better person—while creating an environment built on hard work, positivity, character, and faith.