With a robust 14-year career in law enforcement, including 2 years in a supervisory role and 5 years with additional responsibilities in training, I have developed a strong foundation in leadership, operational management, and instruction. Complementing this, my 7 years in private security further honed my expertise, where I took on critical roles in training and establishing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for various locations, job functions, and scenarios. This extensive professional background reflects my ability to create structured, effective systems while fostering team readiness and adaptability in high-stakes environments.

Parallel to my professional journey, my lifelong dedication to martial arts has shaped me into a versatile and disciplined practitioner. Beginning at age 12 with jujutsu, I built a solid foundation in grappling, which I continued to refine independently after formal lessons. At 17, I immersed myself in taekwondo, where my natural talent for kicks and precise footwork thrived. By 19, I expanded into Kenpo Karate, blending its rapid hand techniques with my taekwondo skills to create a dynamic, well-rounded striking capability, enhanced by exceptional footwork. After concluding formal Kenpo training at 21, I pursued collaborative training with diverse martial artists, balancing grappling and stand-up sparring to absorb new techniques and perspectives. From ages 17 to 22, I competed in local point-fighting tournaments, where both victories and challenges sharpened my adaptability and strategic thinking.

This fusion of professional experience and martial arts expertise has cultivated a unique skill set defined by leadership, tactical proficiency, and a relentless pursuit of growth. My career and training reflect a commitment to excellence, resilience, and the ability to adapt to diverse challenges, making me a seasoned professional and martial artist driven by discipline and mastery.