SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

David learned to love boxing in his freshman year with the UMass Amherst Boxing Team and hasn’t dropped it since. With his degree in Kinesiology and his love of learning, he is always looking for the most optimal way to enjoy training

My personal mantra

What did you learn?

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

To make new discoveries about oneself and others

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Curiosity

Trainer/Staff Bio

Life long boxing fan. Former high school wrestler, an amateur boxer. Loves to play guitar and watch football.

My personal mantra

No struggle, no progress

My training style is:

heart

My why:

My mom

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Work hard today for a better tomorrow

Trainer/Staff Bio

I have been a competitive fighter for the majority of my life. I’ve competed in kickboxing, boxing, and Jiujitsu primarily.

My personal mantra

Quitting isn’t an option

My training style is:

heart

My why:

“Nobody whoever gave his best regretted it” I believe learning how powerful your body is through exercise and pushing the limits can change many facets of your life for the better. I strive to help people realize their greatness

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Health

Trainer/Staff Bio

Paul’s road to boxing was an atypical journey. Traditional weights and cardio gym routines constantly left Paul feeling like he wasn’t reaching his goals or maximizing his capabilities. Upon stumbling into a boxing club he immediately realized his happy place was right there on a bag. Paul took his passion for teaching and helping others and began instructing classes himself. Paul’s enthusiastic nature and love of boxing is what pushes him to bring out the best in each class experience. A great playlist doesn’t hurt either.

Outside of the gym, Paul works as an educator for the city of Waltham.

My personal mantra

Finish what you started!

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

I want to share with others what others do graciously shared with me. The bags help in so many ways.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My kids. I want them to see their dad believes in hard work and being kind of a bad ass.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Patrick came across an article ranking the toughest sports by difficulty to find boxing at the top of the list. Up for the challenge, he started boxing and learned (the hard way) how demanding the sport of boxing was on both a physical and mental level. He enjoyed competing and had success on the amateur level but found a true passion in training and helping others achieve goals within the ring. Holding past USA boxing certifications as an amateur and trainer, he is pushing to learn more about exercise science and body mechanics to best serve while coaching. Patrick currently works for Dell Technologies.

My personal mantra

Confidence

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

Challenge myself in both a physical and mental manner

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My Family

Trainer/Staff Bio

Since beginning to work out when I was about 16, the most important fitness advice I can give is this: IT SHOULD BE FUN. And I only wish I had found boxing sooner! Since first learning how to box in 2014, not only have I grown stronger and gotten more fit, I have tapped into personal confidence I didn’t even expect. And believe me when I say if I can do it, so can you.

My personal mantra

There's never a "perfect" time to get started; you'll know when you're ready.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

It's not about having a "perfect" body. My "why" is to celebrate the one I have.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Knowing where I started, and knowing where I am now.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Austin got hooked on martial arts from an early age. He started with Jiu-Jitsu at age 10, transitioned to Muay Thai kickboxing when he was 14 years old, and then added wrestling into the mix. He has competed in numerous amateur and showcase Muay Thai matches. His favorite thing about TITLE is our friendly members and staff.

My personal mantra

Never stop improving!

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

To connect with people. It is important to get to know each person and train them in the way which will benefit them the best.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My family.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Kylie grew up playing a variety of sports and rowed at the collegiate level. While rowing in college, she found a passion for strength training and nutrition, and became a NASM certified personal trainer. She loves learning about health and wellness, and sharing her knowledge with our members!

My personal mantra

Don’t let success get to your head, and don’t let failure get to your heart.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I want to be the best version of me! (And motivate others to do the same)

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My loved ones; they’re my biggest supporters and my greatest motivators.

Trainer/Staff Bio

When Megha joined TITLE as a member in 2017, coming from a soccer and dance background, she says she was the furthest thing from a natural. What kept her coming back was the the shift in confidence that boxing and the TITLE workouts gave her, both in and outside of the club. Since becoming a TITLE trainer, her boxing and her connections with our TITLE community and our members have continued to serve as a positive outlet for overcoming her own challenges and comfort zones.

Outside of TITLE, Megha works in the Biotech field. She also love to bake and dance(yes, sometimes at the same time :D)

My personal mantra

There are many things not in your control, but working at unleashing your own potential is not one of them.

My training style is:

Connected, Energetic, Heart

My why:

Time is a privilege no one is guaranteed, use it wisely.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Having to overcome my own adversities.

Trainer/Staff Bio

As a young kid, sports were a large part of Frank’s life. With his father being born in the 1920’s, he was very involved with baseball and boxing – and those were the sports shown to Frank. Baseball was in leagues and boxing was in the backyard and kitchen. He started training in boxing when he was six years old with his father’s friend, Tony Dawson at Harvard University.

As a teenager and young adult, Frank continued to box and competed in amateur tournaments. He graduated from Bentley University in 1996. The boxing workout is something Frank fell in love with and continues to do and teach. He is also a certified NCSF trainer, and can help you with any type of private training.

My personal mantra

Start from here! Don't look back!

My training style is:

Transformative & Authentic

My why:

I competed in the past, and this was the closest thing to that. Greatest workout around!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Waking up!