Devin C.

For the past six years, I’ve served as Captain of the Arizona State Taekwondo Team, where I’ve recently taken on additional responsibilities as an assistant coach, helping to develop and mentor competitive athletes at the national level. I also led the Arizona State University Collegiate Taekwondo Team as Captain for two years and am now in my second year as the team’s official head coach. In addition, I was selected through a grant-funded program to teach Taekwondo at a newly established school, where I’ve worked with younger athletes to strengthen their technical skills, discipline, and confidence.

I am a six-time Arizona State Champion and a two-time silver medalist at both the U.S. National Championships and the U.S. Collegiate Nationals. I have been nationally ranked No. 1 in my division multiple times and have earned the opportunity to compete against an Olympian for a position on the U.S. National Team. I’ve consistently competed at the elite national level for several years, representing Arizona with pride and dedication.

Each session begins with a full-body warm-up and dynamic stretching to prepare the athlete for performance and prevent injury. From there, I tailor the workout to both the athlete’s goals and the areas I believe will help them progress most effectively. Depending on the focus of the day, sessions may include plyometric and resistance training for strength and explosiveness, as well as technical and tactical drills to refine precision, timing, and strategy. My approach emphasizes developing well-rounded athletes—improving not only their martial arts skill but also their overall athletic performance, coordination, and mindset.