Lifelong athlete from France I began training in combat sports at 6 years old and went on to be the 2-time Kickboxing Champion of Europe among many other professional fighting titles. I moved to New York City in 2011 to pursue his multiple interests in acting, modeling, and personal training.
My knowledge of sports, fitness, and nutrition goes well beyond the expected standard for personal trainers in the US. With a Master of Sports Education and a Bachelor of Technical Science of Physical and Athletic Activities from INSEP (France's National Institute of Sport and Physical Education), which is known worldwide for excellence in training and educating elite and Olympic athletes renowned coaches and strength trainers.
You will find that my method of training is based on my experience of studying, training and competing under the mentorship of these world-class professionals.
I have excelled in the personal training and fitness industry for the past 20 years; I have coached and mentored clients in New York at many gym, school and spa facilities both private and public as well as in homes:
SYNERGY fitness, Mendez Boxing Gym, TMPL gym, PUNCH Fitness, Clay SPA, COMPLETE BODY, ORANGE THEORY and finally established myself as a premier fitness trainer and boxing coach, and currently coaches clients in their home or private gym settings; However I am spending most of my training at Complete Body 19th street and 14th Street.
Everyone have different goals, you cant train everyone the same way...
Even when clients have similar goals, it requires sometimes a different path to get two people to the same result…
This is why you hire me as an expert to help you.
Whether your goal is to change your body or to learn new skills, it all begins with the decision to take the first step. Make that first step easier by contacting Thomas to discuss how he can help you get to where you want to go. The longer you wait, the further you’re getting from your goal. Make a commitment to improving yourself, and Thomas will be your partner every step (or plank, kick, or squat!) of the way.