SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

Ryan’s love of boxing started at a young age. In middle school, he realized that he had a natural talent and genuine love for the sport. He quickly joined a local boxing gym. Through high school, Ryan also trained in the disciplines of Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He became an amateur boxer in college with dreams of going pro upon graduation. Unfortunately, a surgical mishap cut that dream short. But, in that setback, he found a knack for training and fell in love with helping others learn the sport that has given him so much

My personal mantra

If you’re not first, you’re last.

My training style is:

transformative

My why:

To help others achieve their fitness goals and instill self discipline through boxing

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Battling back from being paralyzed, relearning how to walk, and ultimately regaining the ability to do the sport I love and train others how to do it.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Pearl has participated in a wide variety of team and individual sports throughout her life.  She found boxing in her early 20s.  Pearl studied both Kenpo Karate and ground fighting first, but boxing stole her heart.  She competed for 4 years as an amateur boxer, winning Golden Gloves in 2002.  Fighting helped keep her in shape for her job in law enforcement.  When Pearl’s family relocated to NC eight years ago, she became a group exercise instructor and personal trainer.  Boxing and self-defense are two of her passions. She loves teaching diverse groups—everyone from Girl Scouts to Senior Citizens.

My personal mantra

Choose, commit, then never quit!

My training style is:

Energetic and Authentic

My why:

Boxing resonates with me in a very special way, and I love sharing that with others.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My desire is to help others build strength and confidence in themselves.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Bob has over 40 years of martial arts experience in Bushidokan Karate/Judo/Jujitsu and Kickboxing. In the past, he trained under Bushidokan founder Grandmaster Jim Harrison and Steve Mackey, World Shootboxing champion. During that time, Bob earned the title of four-time National Champion in karate open tournament competition (including the Diamond Nationals).

Bob’s passion for training led him to open his own dojo in Gardner, Kansas. During those 20 years of operation, he trained eight national champions as well as amateur and professional kickboxers and boxers. He also worked with individuals from age 5 to age 70, police departments, military police, women’s self-defense, handicapped, and Family Focus for troubled children.

My personal mantra

“Fortuna Fortis Adiuvat” (Fortune favors the Bold)

My training style is:

Heart

My why:

My passion for the art and how this has evolved over the years (kickboxing, shootboxing, MMA). This is my opportunity to share with those who also have that passion.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My family. I’ve always been the protector in our clan. I vowed to not raise “victims.”

Trainer/Staff Bio

As a trainer at Title Boxing Club, Kenny has the opportunity to actively partake in two of his greatest passions: boxing and serving others. He became a fan of the sport of boxing at an early age and eventually began training at a local gym. The results of his experiences were so positive that he sought to share them with others. He aspires to serve his community by helping others reach their fitness goals and strengthen their minds in the process. He enjoys connecting with others through humor and tries to make each training session motivational and fun.

My personal mantra

There is no greater honor than to be of Service

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

My two passions in life are boxing and serving others. Title Boxing Club allows me to partake in these activities simultaneously.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The desire to follow in the steps of Christ and be a great public servant.

Trainer/Staff Bio

At age 17, Seth became interested in fitness and nutrition. Since then, he has spent countless hours researching and applying his knowledge in the gym and in the kitchen. Seth graduated from UNC Greensboro in 2020 with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology/Exercise Science. He is excited to bring his knowledge and energy to TITLE Boxing Club as the Director of Training. Seth also offers one on one weight training and nutrition coaching. If you’re looking to have fun and push past your limits, come take one of Seth’s classes this week!

From boxing to lifting to nutrition, Seth is here to help you achieve your goals!

My personal mantra

Work hard. Love hard. Hit hard. Have fun. Lift heavy.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I like to help others transform themselves and realize their true power.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Having a strong, healthy, and happy mentality is necessary. Be confident and stay committed to your goals no matter what obstacles you face.