About

Jeff Watters

Website: https://www.jeffwatters.com/

Voted “One of America’s top trainers” by Vogue Magazine, professional fighter, sponsored mountain biker/adventure racer/endurance athlete, Jeff Watters brings an impressive arsenal of skills to his current role as an elite sports trainer & coach.

After his own Pro boxing career got cut short due to injuries, Watters turned his passion for the sport into training and coaching, offering a powerful skill set few can rival.  A registered USA boxing coach, Watters has become the favorite strength & conditioning coach for several top internationally ranked fighters from the world famous KRONK Gym in Detroit. Partnering with Kronk and Salita Promotions as they groom a new batch of young boxing stars for high ticket fights on Showtime Boxing, Watters provides training camps, and strength and conditioning coaching with stunning results. Fighters from USA, Russia, Chechnya, Armenia, and Uzbekistan now request him by name as part of their Elite training team.  Players from the NHL, NFL, NBA, and MLB have also requested to work with Jeff as a boxing coach to complement their various training programs.  MMA fighters have followed suit, hiring Watters as a striking coach to give them an extra edge in the ring.

Watters is one of the first members of the Brooks ID (inspire daily) and PACE (performance and coaching elite) programs, as well as a founder and official coach for the Priority Health Endurance Racing Teams of Southeast Michigan.  He is a freelance writer and regular expert contributor for National Fitness Magazine Publications such as Men’s Health, Men’s Fitness and Trail Runner. Whether training Pro Athletes, mentoring young fighters, being a husband, or fathering his 3 children, Watters continues to challenge everyone around him to become the best version of themselves.  As a heart patient with cardiomyopathy, He knows what it’s like to overcome great odds and win. It is this resilience and determination that fuel his coaching and his life as he inspires athletes and those around him to give their best. Nothing less.

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    1. Hey Mandy – The boxing and burst classes are all at my studio in Ferndale. The Motor City Bootcamp classes (the ones at 5:30 am) are at various outdoor meeting spots in Birmingham. There’s different packages for different classes. You’re more than welcome to come in for a week to try anything out and see if it’s what you’re looking for. Just let me know…

  1. #1 – Love the Jules Winnfield quote…

    #2 – Some friends of mine told me about you, your programs, and invited me out this Saturday morning bright & early. They mentioned that you accommodate individual visits as a ‘test drive’, but didn’t discuss what value/price you placed on a person showing up once. Can you confirm that you provide the ‘test drive’ situation and what that one session would cost?

    ~ Ringo “The Weak”

    1. Thanks for the inquiry and please thank your friends for sending you my way. You’re more than welcome to come out Saturday and check it out. I won’t charge you a fee to come try it, just have you sign a release. Other than that, we’re good. Just as an FYI – I have a boxing group starting at 6:45 that will roll into a “burst”, or interval, workout immediately after. That class consists of some kettlebell work and other resistance type moves done in a circuit type format. Though it’s listed separately, many people use it as one long class. You’re more than welcome to do the same.

  2. Jeff – the bootcamp schedule is through 4/15 – is there a new cycle starting soon? How do we sign up?

    1. almost forgot…. as for signing up, come in and check it out first. See if it’s what you’re looking for. Just make sure to give me a heads up prior.

      Jeff

  3. Hey Jeff, I met you today at the kid’s race and I am friends with the Kim chick. It was great fun and wonderful to met the Jeff and Dori I have heard so much about!

    Are you still looking for 2 – 4 people for your 8 week “slim down, weight loss, etc” program? and, what is the price for this program?

  4. Hey Jeff, i am 22yrs old and am leaving for Marine Corps bootcamp nov 26. i train twice a week with other poolees but dont do much on my own, ive been looking for something to do during the rest of the week that will get me in top shape and your programs seem to have what im looking for. i cant find a location on this site to come and talk to someone and see what you guys do. i also see that you have a few different programs to sign up for. can you get back to me with some info on location and what program might be geared towards what i need? thanks!

    1. Hey Ian, thanks for the email. The majority of what I do comes from my athletic background as a professional fighter and from training other athletes and people in need of an intense fitness regimen. I think you’d certainly fit that bill. I have a good group of people from various fitness backgrounds that are currently participating in my group workouts. I do one on one as well, if you need something a little more specified. I don’t think that would be the issue though. Are you an early riser or would you need something that could be done at a “normal” time?

  5. hey Jeff, thanks for the reply, on mondays and wednesdays i am able to do early workouts because i dont work, i have pt with other recruits around 2pm on those days, weekends are also open but tuesday thursday and friday i work from around 7 until mid afternoon so i would need something later. let me know what you think. thanks.

    1. I think that, by far, the best way to go would be to sign on with me for a 3 month MCB package. It’s the most cost effective way to go and I’d give you a military discount. If you wanted to do Motor City Bootcamp only, which is the 5:30 am workout, you could do it for 325. Normal cost is 375. If you wanted to do the “fusion” package, which is anything listed on the schedule, including boxing and burst, you would pay 470, normal cost is 570. Let me know.

  6. that sounds like what i need, the morning workouts will help me get on a boot camp schedule as well. i will need a week or two to gather the money though.

    1. I have no problem with you starting now. You can pay me in the next week or two. That way we don’t have a lag time. Especially being that we’re on a bit of a short leash with regard to the amount of time you have before leaving. Let me know.

      1. ok, do you meet on sunday? if not then how about monday morning? and where are you meeting? thanks!

      2. I do have workouts on Sunday. However, this Sunday we’ll be at Bloomer Park doing trail work. I think you’d like it. It’s going to be 90 – 120 minutes long. Lots of hills, stairs, bridge jumps and exercises. The only catch is that it’s a fundraiser for a group called gloves-on.com, so there’s a $15 charge for the workout. The workout begins at 9 am. If you’re interested, let me know and I’ll tell you where to meet. If not, we’ll plan on Monday.

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