About Brandon
Hi, I’m Brandon. I’ve been fitness coaching for over five years, including time in Chicago at Export Fitness and more recently at All-Time Fitness here in Arkansas. I was drawn to 10 Fitness after researching its unique fitness culture and seeing how it operates like a family, supporting people at a deeper level. I knew I wanted to be a part of something special like this!
I began my educational journey studying kinesiology and exercise science at Wilbur College in Chicago. I plan to continue my education online at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock through Grantham, where I’ll pursue a degree in physical therapy to further my career.
Professionally, I’m known for helping people in ways that go beyond just building muscle or losing weight. I focus on longevity, functionality, and solving physiological issues to improve quality of life for the long term. I believe fitness is about family and being able to move and stay active with your loved ones for years to come.
What excites me most about my work is creating lasting lifestyle changes for my clients. While results are important, it’s the journey and the growth that truly inspire me. I’m passionate about building strong relationships with my clients, learning their goals, and tailoring solutions that work for them in the long term.
When I’m not working, you’ll find me worshiping at church with my family, especially spending time with my baby girl. We love creating memories together—whether it’s traveling, enjoying family outings, or simply relaxing at home.
On a personal level, I’m deeply passionate about transforming people’s health and fitness, as well as my own self-development. Jesus Christ and my daughter inspire me to grow as a father, a man, and a coach. My faith is central to my life, and I enjoy sharing God’s word and helping those in need through my church.
I grew up in Chicago but moved to Arkansas when I was a child. Now, I’ve settled back in Arkansas to start my own family. I volunteer with my church, helping the homeless and feeding the poor, and I hold multiple fitness certificates, along with awards from my time in the military and as a student-athlete in football and track and field.
If I had to name the three things I could never give up, they would be my faith in Jesus, my family, and my passion for fitness. My ultimate goal is to be remembered not only as a fitness coach but as someone who lived by his faith and was the best father and man anyone could know.
