SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

Christian Bradley is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio and has always been an avid sports/fitness enthusiast. Christian attended the University of Cincinnati where he majored in Ancient Medieval History and Religious Studies and currently works in Human Resources-Talent Acquisition at Trihealth. Christian’s interests include, but are not limited to history, politics, roller skating, fitness (boxing of course), football (die hard S.F 49ers fan) and basketball. Christian also is the father of an amazing and beautiful 17 yr old daughter whose name is Olivia. She is a Senior at Fairfield H.S and has aspirations to be a broadcast journalist.

My personal mantra

Representation allows for opportunities for presentation

My training style is:

connected

My why:

I love and have a passion for people. I believe that sports/fitness activities can be used as a tool to connect people from all ages, cultures and backgrounds, and if I can authentically connect with people doing something I enjoy…that makes it worth it!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My daughter Olivia is my motivation. I want to be an example to her that you can do anything you put your mind to..no matter how or big or small.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Andre started his coaching journey with Title Boxing Club in Cleveland, Ohio. Now, almost 3 years later he has brought his talents back home to Cincinnati.

Andre grew up on the west side of Cincinnati playing football, basketball and doing track and field. After attending Miami University (OH) Andre began boxing to continue fueling his athletic fire.

Besides the physical and mental aspects of boxing, Andre loves coaching at TITLE and getting to be part of an active community of great people.
When he isn’t at the club, you can find Andre somewhere probably writing a new song, maybe watching a movie, watching the Bengals, or just hanging out with friends.

My personal mantra

Hard work always pays off

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

Mental and Physical health is very important to me, and boxing is my perfect outlet outside of my career in Talent Acquisition

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Family & Faith

Trainer/Staff Bio

When Rob is not at the club, he is a Sales Director at Procter & Gamble. Rob grew up as an athlete, competing in swimming and water polo.  He has lived through the highs and lows of a lifelong fitness journey and is happy to share his experiences with others.  He has also spent many years as a coach in numerous sports and finds joy in helping others succeed.  Rob first got involved in boxing after his second knee surgery in two years shortly after the club opened.  He quickly fell in love with both the workout and the community.  Boxing has been a big part of his fitness journey and recovery from his injuries.  Outside of training and a full-time corporate job, he can be found helping with a Food Pantry ministry.  Rob also loves anything outdoors, and spend time walking, boating and camping as much as possible.

My personal mantra

You can’t continue the journey if you never start! Life is like a coin, you can spend it anyway you want, but you can only spend it once.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

I believe everyone has the opportunity to choose their attitude every minute of every day. Why not choose to be positive and have a positive impact on those around you?

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Two things drive my fighting spirit. First, I have always been active, and want to enjoy a quality life with my family everyday. Second, I have a strong faith and I believe God gave us our bodies. It is our responsibility to care for them so you can help others.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Emily grew up in Michigan competing in gymnastics, running track, and eventually found her love for boxing in college. After going to grad school in NYC for her MPH, she moved to Cincinnati and immediately joined Title. Since then, Title has become her happy place thanks to the great workout and the wonderful trainers and members. Outside of Title, she works at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in the Infection Prevention & Control department.

My personal mantra

If it doesn’t challenge you, it won’t change you.

My training style is:

heart

My why:

Joining Title when I moved to Cincinnati made this new city feel more like home because of the amazing community here. Title is more than a gym; I love coming here, the staff and the members make it so fun, and I’m excited to continue be a part of that in a new capacit

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I am powered by caffeine, sour candy and the energy at Title!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Kate was born and raised in Costa Rica. When she was 18 years old she decided to study abroad and graduated from UC. Her fields are marketing and supply chain. When she was in college she started weight lifting and then fell in love with boxing at Title. Her number one goal is to motivate and connect with people.

My personal mantra

You can do anything in life if you put your mind, heart and effort into it.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

If I don't do it for myself, nobody will.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The joy of overcoming adversity.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Sports and fitness has always played a huge part in Laura’s life! She played soccer basketball and ran track growing up, alongside her six siblings who were also athletes! After graduating from Miami, Laura found joy in becoming a first grade teacher! Soon she discovered Title Boxing and fell in love with boxing and kickboxing. She is all about healthy living and finding joy-filled, genuine people to spend her time with, and she found that at Title!

My personal mantra

It’s a good day to have a good day.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

Exercising has always helped Laura to de-stress and clear her mind. She is grateful for every workout and all about making the most of it whether it’s for 10 minutes or an hour! At Title, the genuine community is what brings her back for each workout!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Faith is what gets her through each day.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Sarah is a student at the University of Cincinnati pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Sport Administration. She played lacrosse and ran cross country in high school and runs almost every year in the Flying Pig in Cincinnati, her hometown. Sarah was a previous member at TITLE along with her family before joining the front desk team. When Sarah isn’t working at the front desk or taking a class, you can find her at a Bengals, Reds, FCC or UC game with her family or boyfriend!!

My personal mantra

Radiate positive energy to attract positive energy.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

To be the best version of myself and help others do the same!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My family!!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Mariah moved back to her hometown of Cincinnati after living in Florida for 12 years. She graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a major in political science and a minor in sociology. Growing up she was always active with cheerleading, running track, and cross country. She fell in love with teaching group fitness and taught strength training and HIIT classes in South Florida up until Covid hit. Upon moving back to Cincinnati she was in search for a home gym when she came across Title. The sense of camaraderie was very apparent to Mariah which made this an easy decision in her search.

My personal mantra

The best project you’ll ever work on is you.

My training style is:

fun

My why:

I’m constantly trying to be the best version of myself. With fitness being both my stress reliever and my energy booster, I couldn’t be the best version of me without it.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My momma bear. She may be 4’11” but she’s the strongest woman I know and gave me my fighting spirit.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Emily is currently a full time student at the University of Cincinnati in the Health Sciences program on a Pre-Physical Therapy track. Growing up as an athlete, she competed at high levels within the sports of soccer and basketball as well as being a consistent runner. She has trained for many 5k’s, a 10k, and a half marathon here in her very own Cincinnati, educating herself on the training and recovering process along the way. Her time spent involved in cross-fit for the past 9 years has been some of the most valuable experience as she has strongly utilized this knowledge within her functional training approach. Emily firmly believes that nutrition plays a critical role in helping an individual achieve not only their fitness goals, but overall wellness. This is why she invested into and earned her nutritional coaching certification through NASM. She has implemented this into her own lifestyle from a young age, and her ambition is to inspire and help others do the same. She first got involved in boxing in the Cincinnati area her second year of college and the athlete in her instantly fell in love with the challenge that boxing presents – both physically and mentally. Outside of training, Emily says she loves to meal prep and stay active, but let’s be honest she’s a full time working student, does she really have time for much else?:)

My personal mantra

Do hard things

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I believe everyone has a purpose in life, something they are called and equipped to do. I am passionate about inspiring others through mine.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The many influential people throughout my life that have helped support my growth and have exemplified perseverance and strength. My personal health challenges over the last 2 years that have encouraged the growth of my own strength and perseverance. Along with my passion to use my knowledge and skills to help inspire others to work towards their goals.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Olivia is from Milford, Ohio and spent most of her time on the soccer field.  After high school, Olivia attended Butler University in Indianapolis, where she studied finance, economics and German.  Some of her favorite college memories include studying abroad in Germany and being part of her sorority, Tri Delta.  Despite going to Butler, Olivia is a huge Bearcats fan and loves cheering them on at football games in the fall.  When she has free time, Olivia can be found baking, hosting parties for friends and family, or watching sports.  Olivia loves boxing and working at TITLE, and her favorite part of the club is getting to know the members and staff.

My personal mantra

Every day isn't extraordinary, but there is something extraordinary in every day.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

I hope I can spread a little kindness, positivity and determination each day by leading by example.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I want to be the best version of myself, and I won't stop until I get there!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Growing up Morgan competed on volleyball, basketball, and track teams and picked up lacrosse in college. She completed her Bachelor’s degree at the University of Cincinnati and is now a graduate student there, working towards her Doctorate in Audiology. Morgan loves being active and after searching for a new gym in Cincinnati, she fell in love with TITLE. When she’s not taking a boxing class, you can find her checking out new breweries or coffee shops!

My personal mantra

You will never know your limits unless you push yourself to them

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

To be the best version of myself and hopefully make somebody's day, every day!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My Family!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Maddie is a Cincinnati native who loves a great work out! She has tried many different work outs and enjoyed all of them, but finally found her niche in TITLE Boxing. Shortly after becoming a member at the Liberty location, she couldn’t get enough. She was in class every day and still wanted more so she joined their team! She has since moved to Bellevue and continues to work hard as a trainer on our downtown team! When she’s not at TITLE you can either find her at Children’s, where she works as a nurse, or in the library studying to obtain her DNP. Her energetic attitude and love for boxing shows each time she walks through the door and we are so excited to welcome her to our club!

My personal mantra

ALWAYS risk it for the biscuit.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

I live for the chance to better myself each day. I want to be able to share that opportunity and spirit with each person I come into contact with.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My people give me all the fighting spirit I need. They stick by me and keep me motivated and fighting to be the best version of myself every day.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Growing up Dani participated on swim, cheer, and dance teams. She earned her Bachelors and Graduate Degrees in Communication & Science Disorders from the University of Cincinnati. During the day she is an elementary speech-language pathologist. If she is not working the front desk, teaching a class, or taking a boxing class, you will find her planning her next vacation or reading a book.

My personal mantra

Create a life you can be proud of

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

After college Dani was stuck in a rut and couldn't stick with a workout routine. She joined TITLE and was immediately hooked (pun intended). TITLE has helped her find the excitement in working out!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Family, friends, and french fries

Trainer/Staff Bio

Kate has been involved in team sports for as long as she can remember. Growing up in Cincinnati, she played soccer, softball, and competitive basketball and volleyball during her younger years and stuck with volleyball once she got to high school. After playing year-round volleyball in high school, she moved to St. Louis, MO where she played club volleyball at St. Louis University and pursued her dream for nursing. After graduating with her Bachelor’s of Nursing, she moved back home to Cincinnati and began to study for the NCLEX, the nursing boards. During study breaks, she searched for a new gym in Cincy, which led her to TITLE Boxing Club Downtown Cincinnati. She was instantly hooked after taking her first class and always looked forward to the best hour of the day at TITLE. She fell in love with the club, the workout, the trainers, the members, and the incredible feeling of empowerment that accompanied every boxing class. TITLE helped her increase her strength both physically and mentally, and continues to do so every day she in the club.

Kate’s dream has always been to become a Registered Nurse and care for others, and her passion has always been to better her mind and body through fitness.  She is blessed to be able to live out her dream and passion today by caring for others as a Registered Nurse at The Christ Hospital as well as a Title Boxing Coach and ACE Certified Personal Trainer.  She loves to see the impact TITLE can have on someone’s mental and physical health and loves being a part of their process of bettering themselves inside and out.  She always says, “I have no idea what kind of nurse I would be without boxing in my life,” and that statement could not be more true.  Through the COVID pandemic, taking care of patients as a COVID RN, TITLE kept her smiling and ready to fight through each challenge and hopeful for a future back in the club with the best TITLE Family.  Boxing has changed her life and knows it can change yours too! You can always find Kate greeting you at the club with a smile, a positive attitude, probably dancing to some music, and helping others become the best versions of themselves!

My personal mantra

Train your mind to see the good in everything.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I am always striving to be the best version of myself. Fitness helps me attain this not only physically, but also mentally and emotionally.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Looking back at how far I have come and doing things that my future self will thank me for + my rockstar strong momma!!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Born and raised in Cincinnati, sports and fitness has always been part of Katie’s lifestyle. Although she played varsity basketball and volleyball in high school, she found a new way to channel her inner competitiveness (and sweat) when introduced to group fitness in college. After training for half marathons, taking barre classes, and participating in strength bootcamps – Katie found her favorite & most effective workout was boxing!

In addition to training, Katie’s success in the nonprofit and fitness industry has allowed her to team up with us to further develop TITLE’s marketing initiatives.

While not working out, Katie can be found cooking out with her family, playing with her puppy (Luna), or sipping on her signature Moscow Mule drink.

My personal mantra

You are your only limit.

My training style is:

Connected

My why:

Aside from enjoying the workout itself, I truly wanted to inspire people. I want our members to look at me and say “Because of you, I didn’t give up”

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My family. I'm forever grateful for their support!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Halle is the General Manager of TITLE Boxing Club Downtown Cincinnati and is the daughter of the owners, Molly and Keith. She also teaches classes and works the front desk.

Halle grew up in a very active family and has played almost every sport from soccer to cheerleading. While she loves all forms of exercise, she loves to box to stay both mentally and physically healthy.

Besides the physical and mental aspects of boxing, Halle loves how TITLE is such a positive and empowering community of the best people. She even met her now husband through the club!

When she isn’t at the club, you can find Halle trying out local bars and restaurants, reading a good murder mystery book, or playing with her dog, Finley.

My personal mantra

Every day is a chance to get better.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

To live a balanced life of feeling healthy but enjoying good food and drinks

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Family, friends, and my dog

Trainer/Staff Bio

Fitness and Wellness has always been a way of life for Kaz. He grew up playing basketball, soccer, football, and golf competitively. With an older brother who was a professional boxer, Kaz grew up hitting the heavy bag. While he was involved in sports, he realized how important it was to maintain wellness physically, mentally, and spiritually. Kaz is now looking to pursue a career in Physical therapy after recently graduating with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.  You can still find Kaz either working out with the members at the club or at trivia night with friends enjoying a friendly beer. His hobbies are hiking, boxing (of course), and finding the next best donut shop. (Everything in moderation right)?!

My personal mantra

Don’t count the days. Make the days count.

My training style is:

Connected

My why:

I enjoy making real connections and being equally as happy when they meet their wellness goals.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My momma.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Carly has been active since she was born. She grew up playing competitive soccer her whole life. After the tough decision to not play in college, she chose to attend the University of Alabama and is currently working towards her degree in Public Relations with a specialization in sports and entertainment.

Carly is always on the go and looking for a fun time. If she isn’t working at the club or napping, you can find her out on the town looking for the best happy hour deal. She is passionate in everything she does, and she loves nothing more than to motivate and help people reach their goals!

My personal mantra

You either run the day or the day runs you

My why:

Nothing compares to the type of workout and fun you experience at TITLE Boxing Club, and I love to help people maximize their workouts and potential

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Family, friends, cold drinks