I’ve been a competitor, leader, and fighter my whole life. From sprinting, swimming, rugby league, to powerlifting — I’ve done it all and then some.

But nothing tested my strength like being diagnosed with stage 2 kidney cancer in 2020. Right after weigh-in for a competition, I was rushed to hospital, had my left kidney and a large tumour removed, and faced the hardest rebuild of my life — physically, mentally, and emotionally.

That experience changed how I see strength. It’s not just about the numbers on the bar — it’s about grit, mindset, and showing up, no matter what.

I coach athletes and driven people who want to build that kind of strength. Strength to lift heavier, push harder, and own their journey inside and outside the gym.