Javill Byron, Neighbor

Javill Byron is an experienced martial arts trainer and community activist. As the owner of WMB Martial Arts and the founder of the WMB Foundation, Inc., Javill is passionate about the life lessons, skills, and confidence martial arts and other forms of self-defense can promote. He is notably passionate about instilling strength, courage, and independence in children with ADHD/ADD and Autism as well as women and children who have been bullied. Javill Byron finds that martial arts, especially those like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu or BJJ, are excellent tools when building physical strength, mental toughness, and overall confidence.

During his adolescence, Javill Byron trained in a number of different martial arts, fully equipping him to handle a leadership position in a martial arts training center. From Judo and kickboxing to knife fighting and submission grappling, Javill Byron’s martial arts experience is diverse and extensive. Javill can attest to the numerous benefits that martial arts training can provide.

A true entrepreneur, Javill Byron also owns and operates other businesses, that provides operational efficiency programs as well as other relevant courses. Javill Byron uses his MBA in Finance to help people navigate the fast paced business environment.

As a philanthropist, Javill Byron founded the WMB Foundation, Inc. to support children with certain diagnoses and encourage them to achieve academic success. This organization strives to promote growth and development without the presence of stigma pertaining to the children’s diagnosis, and the programs offered by the WMB Foundation, Inc. are family-oriented and geared to improving family life as well as the life of the individual child.

With community and acceptance at the forefront of his initiatives, Javill Byron aims to enrich the lives of others by providing valuable services and resources to those seeking personal development. He prides himself on the structure of his businesses, especially in terms of age-based groupings, instructor to student ratio, and adaptability.