Brandon is a major asset to the TFW team. He graduated from the University of Indianapolis with a Bachelors of Science degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in Exercise Science. Brandon is recognized by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) as a Certified Personal Trainer.
What makes you the perfect person for your job? “My passion in fitness but also in helping others become healthier and make a good, positive impact on their lives.”
How do you help people meet their fitness goals? “Instill confidence in themselves and let them know they are capable of achieving anything if they put everything they have into it.”
What are your three most valuable skills? “Making people smile/laugh/happy, communication with staff and clients, and my flexibility of being able to manage multiple priorities at one time.”
What is your favorite thing about your job? “My favorite thing is working with the clients and building relationships. I value relationships and seeing others continually improve, achieve their goals, and be an overall happier person.”
What sports have you competed in? “I competed in baseball, football, basketball, and even wrestling at one time growing up.”
Which did/do you enjoy most? “My personal favorite was baseball and I’ll always have a love for the sport.”
How do you like to get your sweat on? “My approach to working out is more of a bodybuilding/powerlifting style. I also enjoy doing HIIT for my cardio.”
What’s your favorite jam to work out to? “I really enjoy any music as long as it’s upbeat and can keep me going.”
What would you say is the best way someone can take their first step toward becoming a better version of themselves? “Self-confidence. If you believe in yourself you can achieve anything as long as you work hard and are consistent.”
Do you have a transformation story? What is it? “My own personal transformation story – I was a sophomore in college weighing around 220 pounds with little to no muscle. I was lacking in every aspect of life, struggling with school, my appearance, and overall health. I knew I needed to change my life for the better. I started working out again and pushed myself every day and I started to see results and fell in love with the process. I kept seeing results and then I plateaued and was stuck. I knew I needed to change my eating habits and that was the hardest part for me. Once I changed my eating habits I started seeing more results and haven’t stopped since. So I’ve consistently been working out for four years straight and am finally content with my results and how I’ve progressed over the years.”
