Taking professional boxing by storm!  Some big wins under his belt.  Strength and conditioning with BB from 8 years old to the pros.

My son Paolo “Pow” Barredo, now 10 years old, started boxing at the young age of 6 and started competing in shows and tournaments when he turned 8. We met Larry and acquired his services as a strength and conditioning coach for Pow when he had about 9 fights. He had just won the SoCal State Championships at the novice division followed by winning the Desert Showdown as an open fighter. In order to keep winning, we had to be strong and in the best shape possible, so we contacted Larry. Since Larry has joined the team, Pow has seen noticeable increases in punching strength, speed, and power.

As of today, he has 28 fights and has dominated at several tournaments including the Desert Showdown, the Sapphire Tournament, Oxnard National PALs, SoCal State Championships, and most recently the Junior Olympic Nationals in West Virginia.

Since teaming up with Larry, we have also noticed a significant change in Paolo’s physique as well as gaining strength at his fighting weight. There is no doubt that Larry and his sport performance program have been an invaluable part of Pow’s success in his chosen sport.

Also, his increased stamina has helped him win at the highest levels by taking the championship at the local and regional levels of the Junior Olympics, qualifying him to compete with the best in the nation at the nationals in West Virginia. He also won the 2017 SoCal State Championships as an open fighter.

Paul Barredo

First win under his belt in this picture, big things coming from the strength and power he has earned through him working hard utilizing BB programming and coaching.

From her coaches noticing her improved foot speed and confidence on the field, to her feeling faster and more confident in herself as she plays, credit goes to her for working so hard and maximizing the BB programming and coaching.  

“Working with Coach Larry made such a huge difference for me, both as a skater and as a person. He helped me get so much stronger on the ice, but what I’m most grateful for is that he taught me how to train the right way. Even now that I’m not skating as much, I still use what I learned from him to stay active and take care of myself in the gym. He’s not just a great coach, he really cares about the people he trains, and I’ll always appreciate everything he did for me.”

Multiple medal at local Weightlifting Meets and a National Level Silver!