Ventures
Companies I've built.
Every company I've started came out of a problem I had first. Battle Bunker because I wanted better workout programming and a community that took training seriously. Hybricon because hybrid athletes deserved a competition that actually tested them. AMA Softwares because I kept building internal tools and realized other founders needed the same weapons. If you're sitting on a problem only you seem to see, that's usually the business.
Battle Bunker
Fitness brand & obstacle course community.
The first company I bet my career on. What started as me documenting my own training turned into a fitness brand and a community of people who show up and do hard things together. Everything I do downstream (the events, the films, the softwares) traces back to this.
Battle Bus
Traveling fitness competition series on Instagram.
A traveling competition series that takes the Battle Bunker spirit on the road. We roll up to gyms, parks, military bases, and unsuspecting public spaces and run real workouts with real people. The best days of the year.
Hybricon Games
Hybrid sports competition combining practical events.
I kept seeing athletes who were great at lifting but couldn't run, and runners who couldn't lift, and nobody had a stage that tested both. So I built one. Hybricon is the hybrid sports competition for the athletes I wish existed when I was enlisted.
AMA Marketing
Creative agency producing commercials, social, and sponsored content.
The creative agency I started while still on active duty. We produce commercials, brand social, and sponsored content, the thing I was already good at, formalized. AMA Marketing funded everything else I wanted to build.
AMA Softwares
AI software studio. Dashboards, ecommerce tracking, UI/UX, and A-to-Z AI automations for businesses.
The newest one. I kept building internal tools, dashboards, and AI automations for my other companies and realized other founders needed the same weapons. AMA Softwares is a studio that builds them for businesses that want to move faster with fewer people.