SHOW UP AND SWEAT

Trainer/Staff Bio

A self proclaimed lifetime athlete, Nate has been involved in sport and fitness the majority of his life. He excelled in football at Northeastern University with a great college career. After college he picked up boxing to fill the void from team sports and was instantly hooked! He feels that TITLE Boxing Club Watertown has provided a community to help stay mentally and physically sharp. The mission now is to help guide people on their journey to being the best version of themselves!

My personal mantra

Keep Going!

My training style is:

connected

My why:

I love to empower people and break down limiting beliefs.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Simple. Growing up in Brockton

My personal mantra

You may need to be responsible for everything that happens to you. But you’re responsible for how you react and that reaction can be just as powerful and if not even more powerful than what initially happened.

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

To remain curious, continue learning, growing and overcome again and again.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I’ve been fighting my whole life. Every problem and obstacle I’ve overcome gives me strength and preparation to overcome the next one. In short, it's momentum I must keep going.!

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Meet Chandni,

She has been a fitness trainer for 2 years. Growing up in North Carolina, exercise has always been a huge part of her life. Up until college Chandni played sports as well as being a competitive gymnast. She credits athletics for the way she is shaped today.

Chandni started boxing 5 years ago when she moved to Boston for graduate school— Falling in love with it immediately!

Outside of the club, Chandni works full time as a hospital social worker in pediatric psychiatry.

When she has down time she enjoys watching college sports, listening to  Taylor Swift, travelling. But most importantly, she’s a dog mom to the best boy in the whole world!

My personal mantra

"progress, not perfection"

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

Being able to impact positive change is what motivates me and gives me my “why”

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Boxing gives me confidence in my physical abilities and builds mental strength. I like knowing that I can hold my own and push my body to get stronger. It’s gaining that confidence and building resilience that gives me my fighting spirit.

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At just 16 years old Maddie joined the TITLE Team and discovered her love for boxing. Since then, it has become an integral part of her life and something she can’t get enough of!

Maddie has taught at a number of different Title Boxing clubs over the past 7 years always adding to her arsenal of skills which is evident within her classes.

She also mentioned her love for the sense of community we have here at TBCW and that she hopes to coach at TITLE for many more years to come!

My personal mantra

"Make your last round better than your first!"

My training style is:

connected

My why:

Boxing has done so much for me physically and mentally. I love helping our members find a similar passion for boxing and see those same benefits!

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Always striving to be a better version of myself.

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Julia grew up in a small town in Vermont and went to college in Boston. Soccer was her main sport growing up and she played all the way through college. After a few too many injuries she decided to hang up the cleats and decided to try out a boxing class, Instantly hooked!

10 years later, training all the way and with 2 USA Boxing amateur fights under her belt. She mentions now having “the privilege to teach her passion at Title Watertown alongside the very talented staff and to the greatest members”.

My personal mantra

"Always be Training"

My training style is:

fun

My why:

Boxing gives me peace & a calm confidence in everything else I do in life.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I think having a fighting spirit means you are humble, passionate, and you don't back away from a challenge. I am always willing and ready to learn, and to put the work in to improve and reach my goals.

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My personal mantra

“If you are not being challenged, you’re not growing”.

My training style is:

fun

My why:

I know what it feels like to be on the other end of the stick. I was overweight at one point in my life. I was close to 300lb. I was stressed, depressed, and pretty much gave up on life. Didn’t know what was the next step. However, once I surrounded myself with the right people to motivate and encouraged me and to hold me accountable, I conjured the strength to keep going. You’re environment is everything. I lost the weight and felt amazing. Since then, I’ve helped so many people become a better version of themselves mentally and physically. I love seeing the smiles and happiness on people faces. It brings me joy. Also, knowing you helped changed someone life, is “LIFE” itself.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

Knowing where I’ve been in life, through the ups and downs, the journey, the process, the pain and hard work is all worth it. My family, friends, and people I helped achieve their goals, gives me the edge and the fight to continue to change lives. They push me beyond capacity. I’m grateful to be in a circle of people that holds me accountable and loves me to be the best version of my self that I can be. Not just for myself, also for others as well.

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My personal mantra

“Where the head goes, the body follows.”

My training style is:

authentic

My why:

 I hope that by teaching I can help members embrace their inner fighter, burns some calories, smash away the stress of every day life, and have fun while achieving their goals.  

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I fight to kill the stress, anxiety and peaks and valleys of everyday life

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TJ whom originates from Dundalk, Ireland found home away from home when he arrived to Massachusetts. He has being with us since day one and holds the Head Trainer position with us in Watertown.

Since the age of 5 he has competed in many sports but mainly soccer (which he calls ‘football’) and boxing. With a passion for fitness and working out his entire life it has come as no surprise that he found a love for coaching others to their best self’s. Helping men and women regain control of their health, confidence and rig by installing powerful routines and habits.

TJ is happiest when playing sports, lifting weights, watching Chelsea F.C. (as a suffering fan), when outdoors, travelling and eating donuts.

My personal mantra

"Stay Hungry".

My training style is:

transformative

My why:

To positively impact as many life's as I can. To show people they can achieve the results they desire without sacrificing everything they love.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I'm Irish (Isn't that enough?).

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Sean started martial arts at a young age with Tae Kwon Do, from there he progressed to MMA training at about 16 years old and competed in his first fights before graduating high school. After graduating, Sean joined the Army where he became an Army Ranger.

The Army is where he gained interest in physical and mental fitness. After the Army, Sean earned multiple training certificates and has worked with a variety of clients. He is also a professional MMA fighter, New England champion, and has fought for some of the top promotions in the world.

My personal mantra

“create your own destiny.” AND “Drink water, do push-ups.”

My training style is:

connected

My why:

I want to live a life of purpose and meaning. Contributing something positive to the world and doing my best to lead by example.

What gives me my fighting spirit:

I’ve been a fighter my whole life, I fight for what I love and want to create out of life!