Dasha Anderson

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About Dasha Anderson

Street Cred: Dasha Anderson is a dynamic leader, life-long career martial artist, writer, fitness expert and entrepreneur with over two decades of expertise in building impactful brands, businesses, and communities. With a Master’s Degree in Exercise Science (specializing in injury prevention, rehab and performance enhancement) and a BA in Creative Writing, Dasha has channeled her passions into meaningful ventures across the wellness, self-defense, and media sectors. Dasha’s career spans working with global brands like Nike, American Express, Bloomberg, and Victoria’s Secret Sport, serving as an expert contributor for publications such as Self, Shape, and Blackbelt Magazine. She has also worked with institutions like Sony Pictures and actors for high-profile film and TV projects including The Woman King and Avatar, and authored the widely recognized book Kettlebell Kickboxing: Every Woman’s Guide to Getting Healthy, Strong & Sexy. Her fitness DVDs remain a best seller across the internet. She is the founder of Kettlebell Kickboxing, KBBody, and KBIA Instructor Kettlebell Certifications (accredited by NASM and ACE), and the co-founder of Violent Designs and University of Martial Arts, as well as teh co-owner of Andersons Martial Arts Academy an NYC institution. Dasha continues to innovate in both fitness and martial arts education. She is also the founder of Impact Guro, where she specializes in driving commercial excellence for companies and corporations through wellness, empowerment, and self-defense seminars. Additionally, she co-owns Anderson’s Martial Arts Academy, a renowned NYC institution. Dasha is a dedicated mother and lifelong learner who spends her time training in martial arts, writing stories, and traveling to her destinations of passion - such as Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Africa."My goal is to weave the way of Bushido into every word, movement and connection and create a lasting impact that empowers, unites and drives personal and professional success."