Welcome!
Who am I?
I, Justin Woulfe, consider myself to be an accomplished athlete in several sports. I grew up playing soccer, eventually becoming the goalkeeper of the Olympic Development Program team for my age group. In High School, I started wrestling as a way to stay in shape during the winter months. I wrestled varsity my first year, and qualified for regional and state wrestling competitions in only my second year with the team. Around this time I also discovered the sport of Rugby.
In college, I became the captain of the Virginia Military Institute Rugby team during my third class year. I also helped lead the Quantico Hooligans Rugby team to the MARFU title and played for the winning team at Military Nationals. Most recently, I have taken up cycling. In one year, I moved from beginner to CAT 2, winning the PA Cyclocross State Championships in my category.
I received my BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Virginia Military Institute in 2006, and am pursuing a MS in Engineering Management from Drexel University. At VMI I received a patent for robotics research that I performed under LTC Jim Squire.
I consider myself to be a very analytical person. Whether it be at my job, in sports, as a bike mechanic, or as a coach, I find my engineering approach is very useful and effective.
Coaching and teaching are my passions. In high school, I was fortunate enough to be able to coach several select youth soccer teams to division titles, as well as coaching and mentoring several young athletes through the infancy of their athletic careers into collegiate athletic programs. Having the opportunity to work with young athletes is particularly rewarding. These athletes have no agenda, simply a love for their sport and a desire to improve their skills.