I coach the way I'd want to be coached: a written plan, a number to hit, and someone actually watching your bar path — not a printout you forget in your car.
Progress you can point to on paper, not just feel in the moment.
Most people who find me aren't chasing a stage or a sport — they want to lift heavier, move without pain, and stop guessing whether last month's work did anything. Every session gets logged: weight, reps, how it felt. We adjust from what's actually on the page.
I train out of Riverside Strength Studio, in-person and hybrid, and keep a small roster on purpose — usually under twenty athletes at a time, so programming stays specific to you instead of copy-pasted from a template.