Jeivan Ross, known to most as Ross, graduated from Warren Central High School in 2021. During his high school career, he was a four-year varsity wrestler, four-time Sectional Champion, and four-time Semi-State qualifier, finishing with a record of 125–24. He has been involved in wrestling for nearly 16 years.

After high school, Ross continued his academic and athletic career at Triton College, where he earned his Associate of Arts degree. During his time there, he set the school career pin record with over 40 pins, was ranked 10th in the nation at 184 lbs, and qualified for Nationals. He later transferred to Marian University, earning his Bachelor’s degree in Sports Performance with a minor in Health Teaching. At Marian, he wrestled at 174 lbs, helped the program earn its first WHAC Conference title, and became a three-time National Qualifier.

Ross has worked with athletes in a variety of settings, including 1:1 training, camps, and youth development. He has trained athletes across multiple sports, including baseball, softball, and most recently Division I and semi-professional basketball players. His focus is on developing wrestlers through structured, sport-specific training that builds strength, conditioning, explosiveness, and durability while directly translating to performance on the mat.