I provide Strength and Conditioning Coaching for Endurance and Tactical Athletes, as well as coaching in triathlon, swimming, cycling, running, and nutrition.

Certified and professional Triathlon Coach and Personal Trainer. I specialize in functional fitness incorporating High Intensity Interval Training and Endurance sport coaching.

Responsible for the overall presentation of the storePlans and organizes sales training within the store for all associatesRecognized over other sales managers and promoted to the third highest volume store in the countryImplemented programs and training to ensure Loss Prevention

Provides technical advice and assistance for Army deployments, redeployments, and mobilizations Develops, maintains, and publishes movement tables for planning and actual unit movementsCollects and publishes weekly movement reports pertaining to air, convoy, and rail movementsValidates, coordinates, and inspects all unit convoy movements within Alaska; -conflicts routes used for military convoy movement with Alaska DOTPerforms a variety of complex substantive clerical transactions in support of movement control operationsSupervises the on and off loading of military and contracted aircraft at Elmendorf AFB and Anchorage international airport

Served as Primary Military Science level III instructor and Operations SergeantTrained cadets in physical fitness, land navigation, first aid, water survival, and marksmanshipPrimary instructor for Advanced first aid, advanced land navigation, mountaineering operations to include rappelling and basic rock climbing, and river crossing operations (one rope and three rope bridges)Planned and executed all logistical support for field training exercises lasting for 2-10 daysMonitored and counseled cadets on professional development and personal growthCoached National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) competition Air-Rifle teamServed as faculty advisor and coach for the College triathlon team

Served as the Non-Commissioned Officer in charge (NCOIC) of a rotary winged aircraft airfield in IraqSupervised the 24 hour operation of said airfield with minimal staff and the lack of qualified Air traffic controllers Developed policies, plans, and procedures for evaluating management and maintenance costs for Brigade level air drop capabilitiesMaintained mobility plans and was the liaison between Army, Air Force, and DoD agenciesProvided technical theater/command functional oversight and guidance to subordinate units for deliberate and crisis deploymentsPrepared and conducted briefings on various deployment and operational issues in formal and informal settings

Supervised 5 cadre members and a 60-120 person section during conduct of airborne training Taught 4 blocks of instruction verbatim to a 300-500 person airborne school classServed as the primary Drop Zone Safety Officer (DZSO) and was the Instructor training courses primary validater for all new Jumpmaster qualified cadrePerformed over 50 Jumpmaster duties, safely exiting over 2500 jumpers from an aircraftCounseled and mentored 5 subordinate cadre members in professional development and personal growth

Responsible for training and supervising a 40 man Airborne Infantry Platoon Planned, directed, and supervised all Platoon level training in preparation for combat operationsin Afghanistan to include mountain/desert navigation, advanced first aid, and mountaineering operationsLed 40 man Platoon and attachments during combat operations in AfghanistanResponsible for the maintenance and accountability of equipment worth in excess of $3 millionResponsible for professional development of subordinate leaders and welfare of platoon membersDeveloped and implemented a rigorous physical fitness program to prepare soldiers to fight and win in the mountains of Afghanistan Responsible for all administrative duties within the platoon to include counseling and record keeping

Responsible for training over 3,000 basic trainees annually, turning civilians into SoldiersTrained new Soldiers in physical fitness, land navigation, first aid, field craft, and marksmanshipConducted over 16 hours of training a day, seven days a week for 9 weeks at a timeResponsible for the maintenance and accountability of equipment worth in excess of $200,000Recognized as the Battalions Drill Sergeant of the Year