• National Academy of Sports Medicine

• National Sports Conditioning Association

• Pre-Post Natal Certification

• Flexibility and Corrective Exercise Level 1 &2 Specialist

• Advance Kettle Bell Level II Specialist

• TRX Suspension Specialist Certification

• Animal Flow Certification Level 1

• Stick Mobility Level 1 & 2 Specialist

• USA Boxing Coach Certification | NY, NY

• Cupping Therapy Certification | Swedish Institute

• Myofascial Cupping Therapy Certification | RockTape

• Precision Nutrition Certification and More

She is an all around trainer and athlete. Some of her accomplishments as a professional fighter include: Numerous World championships in Sport Karate, 2003/ 2004 Golden Gloves (Boxing), UBF International Champion Belt (Pro Boxing), Chuck Norris’ World Combat League Eastern Conference Champion (International Style Kickboxing). She’s truly a dedicated and gifted athlete. Her commitment to excellence continues not only inside the ring but in her teaching. As a teacher with over 25 years experience, she strives to teach her students the importance of technique, form and movement. Her passion to teach, connect, and spread knowledge has been her imprint in fitness.

Jennifer Santiago has been featured in numerous outlets demonstrating her dynamic appeal and charisma such as Chuck Norris’ World Combat League, Metrx training podcasts, New York Post, The Villager, Crain’s New York Business (Women get in the Ring), LatiNation TV, was nominated for favorite Extreme Athlete in the 2008 American Latino Awards, Everlast magazine, Inside Martial Arts, Latina Magazine, a Mexican Reality show called Reto do Companeones, Squash Magazine, etc…

“Karateka, professional boxer, combat martial artist – these are some of the titles afforded Jennifer “Super Jen” Santiago. A martial arts prodigy who earned her 5th degree black belt by the age of 15, she won numerous world championships in weapons, forms, and sparring throughout the 1990s with her lightning speed and precision striking. She rocketed to stardom in 2006 as a standout competitor and top point-scorer in the World Combat League kickboxing organization. Later, she moved on to boxing. Having already won two state Golden Gloves titles, she easily made the transition to professional bouts, where her huge combos and untouchable evasiveness led her to the UBF International Bantamweight Championship. Santiago fought her last professional bout to date in 2014 and at the time of this posting operates a fitness and kickboxing studio in New York.”