Coach Jeremy has trained in Chinese martial arts since 2010, with approximately 16 years of experience in Wushu. His training has included changquan, broadsword, staff, pudao, and a variety of other traditional weapons. He also began training in Kickboxing in 2021 and has continued to develop his skills in both traditional and combat-oriented martial arts. 

Jeremy began coaching in 2016 as a teenager and has since taken on a larger leadership role at the Academy. Having spent years developing his own skills as a martial artist, he enjoys helping students through their own training and seeing them make progress. 

Jeremy believes that teaching others is one of the best things a person can do. When a student improves their skills, they not only develop themselves, but also contribute to the growth of the sport and the people around them. 

His coaching style is direct and honest. Students can expect Jeremy to be a little blunt at times, but his feedback always comes from a place of wanting to see them improve. When he gives praise, it is genuine, and he especially enjoys seeing students develop their skills and accelerate their progress. 

Jeremy expects the best that each student can deliver, while recognizing that everyone's best is different. His goal is not for every student to perform at the same level, but for each student to challenge themselves and consistently put forward their best effort. 

For Jeremy, coaching is about helping students become better martial artists while contributing to the growth of the sport and the community as a whole.