SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

Billy grew up playing football, basketball, and running track. His passion and competitive nature led to him earning a Bachelor’s degree in Communications, while also becoming an All-American as a Defensive Back for the football program at Ohio Dominican University. He decided to take the next steps in his fitness journey with TITLE Boxing Club as a trainer due to the unique type of workout boxing can be. The energy, effort, intensity, and combos that each member brings to class, no matter their fitness/skill level, is what he loves the most! Now as a full time personal trainer, Billy loves to make an impact on as many lives as he can.

My personal mantra

Attitude Is Everything

My training style is:

Fun, Energetic

My why:

I understand the positive effects a TITLE Boxing Club class can have for a member physically and mentally. Being trusted to help guide the health and wellness of another person is something I can't take lightly/for granted.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

It's bigger than me! I have family, friends, members and clients depending on me. They are looking to me for guidance in the right direction. I need to make a positive impact on others' lives, that is what keeps me going!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Lauren’s independence and kindness was fostered at a young age in her hometown of Toledo, Ohio. Lauren was a collegiate dancer for 4 years, and wound up graduating with an English Education Degree from Miami University in 2018. After graduating, Lauren began her part-time TITLE Boxing Club experience back in Cleveland, OH. When she switched careers from writing greeting cards for American Greetings to writing web content, it took her to Columbus, OH and she joined the TITLE Boxing Club Westerville family.

In her spare time, Lauren enjoys boxing, running, lifting, spinning, wine ;), and making TikTok videos. As a naturally nurturing person, Lauren loves to bring out the best in others. She loves making others feel special. TITLE Boxing Club allows her to highlight others’ strengths and provide a platform where people realize the best version of themselves, which brings everyone the utmost happiness!

My personal mantra

Do All Things With Kindness

My training style is:

connected

My why:

I made a decision to no longer accept the classification of a weak, girlie girl. I had my own battles to fight and needed thicker skin. So, to me, boxing is more than just a workout: It enables my fighting spirit and now apply that to everything I do!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I love building people up and empowering others to unleash the best/strongest version of themselves. Witnessing even the small accomplishment will send me over the moon!

Trainer/Staff Bio

Ainsley graduated from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications and a minor in Marketing. Fitness has been a huge staple in her daily routine for as long as she can remember; it’s been the key to developing and maintaining a strong mind, body and soul. Ainsley started working with TITLE Boxing Club in 2014; she started as a Marketing Coordinator, and quickly worked my way up to Asst. General Manager and Trainer. Ainsley fell in love with every aspect of the Brand and couldn’t image doing anything else.

My personal mantra

Find a way or make one.

My training style is:

Connected

My why:

There’s nothing more rewarding than helping others achieve their best self.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

The relationships she has built with our members. Something truly magical happens when we glove up – we may not all be fighting for the same goal(s), but when we glove up, we fight together.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Kristen grew up in an athletic household playing soccer, basketball, softball, and volleyball throughout her life. Her love and bond for the soccer field led right into college where she earned a Bachelor’s in Communications and became an All-American athlete at Ohio Dominican University. Originally joining TITLE Boxing Club Westerville as a member, Kristen found a new love for boxing.  The intensity, the fun, and the constant challenge is what kept bringing her back. Now a Coach, Kristen loves to share her passion for sports and fitness.

My personal mantra

You'll Never Know Your Limits Until You Push To And Past Them

My training style is:

Energetic

My why:

TITLE Boxing Club reminds me of the encouragement and motivation my coaches have provided me throughout my life. It allows me the opportunity to share and help others reach their goals through hard work and accountability.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

My son. Staying strong mentally, emotionally, and physically. If you get knocked down, get back up and keep trying.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Alex grew up in a military family from a young age. At the time of his birth, Alex’s fathering was touring overseas in London, England for the US Air Force. Alex’s family settled into Columbus, OH by the age of 3, where he has spent most of his youth.

During most of Alex’s childhood and early adult years, he was a very active person. He focused on recreational sports, lifting weights, and running. In 2013, Alex’s passion for health and fitness grew as he started to consider it for a career. After attending Hondros College of Business for Personal Training, Alex began offering fitness and conditioning services to clients. It wasn’t until he found TITLE Boxing Club in 2017, he knew he found his niche… and his true PASSION.

My personal mantra

"Action conquers fear" - Peter Nivio Zarlenga

My training style is:

Authentic & Energetic

My why:

After joining TITLE Boxing Club as a member, I realized how much I loved being a part of the energy and hard-work that was happening in this building. Then, I began to think about how amazing it would be to be apart of such an environment. I want to help clients change their lives for the better!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

To help motivate, to help others grow both physically and mentally. Seeing others accomplish their goals is what keeps me swinging.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Dane was a student athlete in football and graduate of Capital University right here in Columbus, Ohio. A roommate of his, professional boxer Armando Ancona, first introduced him to the classes at TITLE Boxing Club and Dane never looked back. His experiences with sports and fitness growing up developed into a love for helping others. Dane has been coaching at TITLE Boxing Club Westlake in Cleveland, Ohio since June of 2014.

My personal mantra

Everyone Dies Not Everyone Really Lives

My training style is:

Energetic and Transforming

My why:

There is nothing more rewarding in life then helping others achieve their goals. To many people are scared to try something because of a fear of failing, so they never even try. The reality is, the faster we fail, the faster we will succeed.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Changing Lives. Anything you set your mind to, you can accomplish. The mind is way more powerful than most people realize. A life changing experience helped me understand the power of the mind, so I've made it my goal to help others understand it too.

Trainer/Staff Bio

Growing up, John played basketball until he was 18 years old and then he joined the United States Army. In the army, he was introduced to an entirely different level of physical conditioning.  After he left the army at age 21, he went to college to major in Sports & Fitness Management.  After college, John managed a golf course for eight years. He put on a lot of weight during this time and joined TITLE Boxing Club a few years later. He fell in love with the workout and became a trainer after eight months of being a member. John lost 61 pounds along the way.

My personal mantra

“You may hate me now, but you will love me later!”

My training style is:

Heart

My why:

To get people to hit their fitness goals. The progress I made was amazing, and I want to help others do the same!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

After putting on a lot of weight, weighing 260 lbs, there were things I could not physically do. So I said, “NO LONGER.” I set goals for myself and hit them. I refuse to ever go back to how I felt at 260 lbs.