SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

Meghan has taken part in sports for most of her life and has relentlessly pursued the invigorating feeling that only comes after conquering an athletic or physical challenge. During her time as captain of both her high school cross country and soccer teams, Meghan found a passion for motivating and coaching others. Meghan’s boxing journey started as a member at Title Boxing Club over ten years ago and she has been hooked ever since. Meghan currently works at Michigan Medicine. She holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Health Services Administration from the University of Michigan.

My personal mantra

“Clear Eyes, Full Heart, Can’t Lose”

My training style is:

heart

My why:

To help others achieve their personal fitness goals and get a little better each day

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The teachings and memories of my former soccer and cross country coaches who both instilled in me the value that anything is possible with self-belief and a lot of hard work.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Nic has spent his entire life participating in sports. Throughout grade school, he participated in spring, fall, and winter sports. Nic began boxing and MMA at the age of 16 which quickly became one of his favorites. The fulfilling nature of the activity and the possibility of year-round participation attracted him to the sport the most. Nic holds a degree in organizational management and currently works as the Kitchen Manager at Jewish Family Services.

My personal mantra

“Go hard in the paint!”

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

To enhance my own interpersonal abilities and convey the benefits of kickboxing for both physical and emotional wellness.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

We only get one chance at life and the only way we can live it to the fullest is by maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Collin has a loud and energetic personality that has translated to sports since a young age. From tee ball and soccer as a toddler, to football, lacrosse, and wrestling in high school. Now, Collin is boxing through the University of Michigan’s club team where he’s currently a back-to-back national champion at 225 lbs. Collin is now entering his senior year, pursuing a degree in political science and philosophy, in addition to a 3rd national championship! After that, he’s planning to attend law school where he will continue to be involved with boxing. If you ask him, the sport itself and the community it has surrounded him with are irreplaceable and he couldn’t be more blessed to train the sport he loves. Now, Collin has found a passion for coaching that he discovered as a captain of Michigan’s developmental team and he’s excited to continue his journey as your trainer!

My personal mantra

“Failure is okay, quitting is unacceptable.”

My training style is:

heart

My why:

I became a Title trainer to continue doing what I love: coaching, boxing, and coaching boxing!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I’m driven to succeed by the desire to provide for those I care about and to utilize my God given gifts to their fullest

Trainer/Staff Bio

Ace has been involved in sports since he was 7 years old. As a child, Ace started learning karate and made it to brown belt before discovering the sport of Boxing. He grew up idolizing Mike Tyson, and by the time he became a teenager, Ace started training in a local boxing gym. It was here where his boxing career began, quickly getting his license to compete through ABA. Once in college at the University of Alabama, Ace joined Skyy Promotions Boxing Gym and started training under Jay Deas, former WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder’s current trainer. In 2006, Ace achieved his main goal for the sport by winning his first Golden Gloves Championship. He was on the same team as Deontay Wilder, and had the privilege to train with him daily. Now, Ace enjoys training clients around Ann Arbor either 1 on 1, or in a class setting at Title Boxing Club.

My personal mantra

Don’t give up. Never give up!

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I believe in any workout regimen that is derived from the spot of boxing.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Personal mental and physical fitness so that I can live a long, happy life with my family.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Rachel loves to share her passion with others- teaching and fitness. After receiving her Bachelors’s and Master’s degrees in Elementary Education, Rachel now teaches first grade and incorporates a lot of movement throughout her day! Since Rachel has always led an active lifestyle from playing sports like soccer and running track to constantly trying new workouts, Rachel was inspired to become a trainer. Rachel was a trainer at a HIIT/kickboxing gym for a year and a half before finding her new home with TITLE. 

My personal mantra

Good things come to those who go get them.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

Having an active lifestyle is important to me and I love sharing my passion with others while making a positive impact.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The fear of having an average or boring life.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Justin is a Michigan State alumni who moved to the Ann Arbor area to work in the Accessibility field for a local company. When he was younger, Justin used to play basketball, baseball and was a varsity quarterback. After being a TITLE member for over 2 years, Justin decided to become a part of the TITLE team!

My personal mantra

You can only control your attitude and your effort

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

I loved coming to classes at TITLE and wanted to contribute to the club’s amazing environment!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Being a cancer survivor

Trainer/Staff Bio

Reggie is a professional boxer and currently undefeated in the welterweight class. He boxed 5 years before going pro. As an amateur boxer he won a National College Boxing Championship and went to Golden Gloves Nationals. Reggie has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. During his off time from boxing Reggie is usually relaxing with friends having good conversation!

My personal mantra

Take the risk or miss the chance.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I wanted to help others understand boxing but also have fun while doing it!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Family and the support of my friends

Trainer/Staff Bio

Ahmad/Khalid is a Michigan State University Alumnus and has been living and working in the Metro Detroit area for the past few years within the Tech Industry. When Ahmad was younger, he was heavily involved in Tae Kwon Do and earned a Black Belt. He also enjoys playing soccer, basketball, volleyball, riding his motorcycle, and weightlifting. Ahmad started as a member at TITLE Boxing Club Ann Arbor in 2019!

My personal mantra

“Every day it gets a little easier… But you gotta do it every day — that's the hard part. But it does get easier.” AND "Rest if you must, but don't you quit!"

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I became a TITLE Trainer because I wanted to challenge myself and step outside of my comfort zone. I've always cared about health and wellness but never took it seriously until recently. It also helps that boxing is a ton of fun!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My fighting spirit comes from wanting to be the best version of myself every day. I am the eldest of 8 kids and have always been responsible for my family and younger siblings. Quitting is not an option for me.