• Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
  
• National Strength and Conditioning Association Certified
• BS in Exercise Science from the University of Central Oklahoma
• National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer
• American Academy of Fitness Professionals Medical Exercise Specialist
• National Strength and Conditioning Association CPT and CSCS
• Certified Swimming Pool Operator
• Certified Equipment Repair Technician

Davis, Oklahoma

1988

• BS in Health and Exercise Science from Cameron University 1999
• Cooper Institute Personal Training Certification 2002
• National Strength and Conditioning Association Certified
• BS in Health and Exercise Science from Cameron University
• American College of Sports Medicine Health Fitness Specialist
• Cooper Institution Biomechanics of Strength Training
• Certified Swimming Pool Operator
• Certified Equipment Repair Technician
• Emergency Medical Technician
• BLS and AED Instructor
• Hazardous Material Technician
• Senior Firefighter

Walters, Oklahoma

1996

• Master of Science in Exercise Science from University of Oklahoma
  
• Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion from Emporia State University
• Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
• National Strength and Conditioning Association
• Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT)
• Certified Special Population Specialist (CSPS)
  
• Fellow National Strength and Conditioning Association (FNSCA)

Arkansas City, Kansas

1999

Consistency is key.

Watching sports, fantasy football, watching the kids that I train participate in their sporting activities.

• Masters of Science in Exercise Science from The University of Oklahoma
• Certified Personal Trainer with Distinction from National Strength and Conditioning Association
• Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Distinction from National Strength and Conditioning Association
• USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach
• Functional Movement Systems Certified

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

2001

As Grey Cook says, “Don’t add fitness to dysfunction.” I think the most important job for myself, or any fitness professional, is quality control. If someone does not move correctly, it’s my job to help correct that and help educate the client/athlete on how better to achieve good quality movement. With this comes the goals they have of performance on the field, weight loss or most importantly better quality of life!

I enjoy spending time with my family (wife and two daughters), playing and coaching soccer, training with my friends and competing in obstacle runs.