SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

Jack is a former amateur boxer and Golden Gloves champion. He is currently a Certified Trainer with USA Boxing, as well as a professional boxing trainer for the Massachusetts State Athletic Commission. He is also certified as a Personal Trainer for Fitness and Multi-Sport. Jack is extremely passionate about the sport of boxing and its fitness benefits.

My personal mantra

“Keep going until the wheels fall off!”

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I became a trainer at Title Boxing Club to keep me connected to this sport that has deep roots within my family and has given me so much in life. I am grateful for the discipline it has given me and for the relationships I have made through the boxing community.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Surviving many adversities in life, I stay the course by continually caring for my mind and body. Always fighting the good fight.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Growing up, my fitness activities were pretty much limited to running cross country or track & field. It wasn’t till I started training Kung Fu almost 10 years ago that I found real motivation to get my body moving. Since then, I’ve switched to Muay Thai, and I love every bit of it. It’s given me a whole new degree of strength, both mental and physical – something I am excited to share with folks at Title Boxing Club Littleton.

My personal mantra

Work works.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

Getting into martial arts transformed my life and permanently changed my outlook on health & fitness. Coming to Title is my way of paying it forward and thanking all the folks who took the time to teach me something new.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My teammates. Their dedication to their craft helps me push through when my own motivation falters.

Trainer/Staff Bio

I grew up in the central north of Mexico, where boxing has always been very popular
and a big part of our culture. I moved to the U.S. after finishing High School and built
a life here working in the mental health field. Growing up, I always had a fascination
for combat sports, although I did not get much of a chance to get really into it, until I tried
boxing. Currently, I do not only train boxing, but also Muay Thai which has completely
changed my outlook not just in fitness, but in life overall.

My personal mantra

Hope is something you give yourself, that is the meaning of inner strength

My training style is:

fun

My why:

I love the place, the community and boxing. I want to be excited to go to work and this seems to be just the right place.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My girls, they think I’m cool.

Trainer/Staff Bio

I started working at Title Boxing Club Littleton in late 2021, I teach the Friday night classes and co-teach with Zach on Saturday. I am a full time teacher during the week so weekends are my time at Title. My goal for working here is helping people get to their fitness goals. I got into boxing about 6 years ago but I have always been an athlete my whole life. I grew up as a 3 sport athlete, and played softball in college. I started really getting into fitness as I was training for Tough Mudders and Spartan races. I have done 22 tough mudders, 5 spartan races and 2 half marathons. All of that training also got me into doing some fitness modeling for some magazines. I worked at the Nashua Title boxing for 3 years and then at Melt here in Littleton right before the pandemic hit. I really like to help people grow and watch them make themselves better in all ways not just physically but also mentally and emotionally. Fitness and helping people to get to their goals of where they want to be in life is a really great feeling I like and I really like to watch and see my clients thrive.

My personal mantra

Do more, Fear less.

My training style is:

energetic

My why:

I have always liked to help people get to their personal goals in life. It could be in the gym with personal physical goals they want and also in general life with working through tough times and making others better.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Pushing myself to be a better person, mentally and physically.

Trainer/Staff Bio

He is the “Taco King”. Zach is a proud graduate of UMass Lowell, and always wanted to try boxing, but never had the courage. He finally joined his hometown boxing gym in 2016 and has been there ever since! Zach had his first amateur fight in July of 2017, and now focuses on helping others better themselves through boxing!  He loves the history of boxing, anything you need to know about Micky Ward or Rocky Marciano, just ask! You can find Zach teaching classes, working sales, doing our marketing, and creating merch!

My personal mantra

Work hard enough that your worst, is better than your opponent’s best

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

I wanted a job that I would look forward to doing everyday. Boxing has a been a big part of my life and I want to keep giving back to it.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Everyone at my gym, they’ve given me so much and I want to represent them the best that I can.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Liam played football, baseball and volleyball all through his youth, and he competed on and off in amateur boxing and Thai kickboxing for around 8 years. Coupling his undergrad in nutritional sciences with an impending masters degree in epidemiology, Liam teaches others how to enjoy a healthy lifestyle. At TITLE Boxing Club Littleton, Liam encourages others in their fitness journey through his boxing classes.

My personal mantra

"To become a champion, fight one more round."

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

Boxing and kickboxing have taught Liam a tremendous amount about self-discipline and self-efficacy, and it is something that he would like to pass on to others.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The concept that you are only as good as the work you are willing to do to prepare.