Why HOLOS?
Because Average Training Won’t Cut It.
Your mission, safety, and success depend on your ability to think and perform under pressure. We make sure you can.
FOUNDER & CEO
Jordan Jones
Jordan Jones is the founder and CEO of Holos, a performance optimization and wellness company dedicated to military personnel, law enforcement, first responders, and other high-stress professionals. With 20 years of military service—over half as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant—Jordan has firsthand experience navigating the demands of high-performance environments.
As a Human Performance and Wellness Coordinator within Army Special Forces, he played a key role in designing programs that enhanced resilience, recovery, and overall well-being for elite operators.
Drawing from this expertise, Jordan launched Holos to provide science-backed strategies that help professionals sustain peak performance while prioritizing long-term health. His mission is to bridge the gap between tactical excellence and holistic wellness, empowering individuals to thrive in both their careers and personal lives.
outreach and performance
Colton Hill
Colton is a battle-tested Special Forces veteran and current Director of Outreach at Core Medical Group, a leading hormone replacement therapy clinic based in Florida. Colton joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 2008, serving as an infantry Rifleman (0311) and later as part of a Scout Sniper Platoon. In 2014, he transitioned to the U.S. Army Special Forces, where he served for over 11 years as an 18B Weapons and Tactics Specialist with 20th Special Forces Group.
Colton continues to serve those who serve, at Core Medical Group where he leads VIP outreach and sits on the board of the Core Medical Foundation, a non-profit that provides free bloodwork, telehealth, and HRT services to veterans, law enforcement, and first responders. This mission is personal: over 70% of veterans who die by suicide suffer from hormone imbalances.
Driven by a passion for fitness, mental health, and camaraderie, Colton uses his platform to speak on suicide prevention, veteran advocacy, and performance optimization. He’s an avid outdoorsman who thrives on hunting, shooting, and grappling—always pushing himself and others to stay sharp, strong, and ready.
Rehabilitation & Performance Optimization
Nate Kern
Nate Kern is a Doctor of Physical Therapy (UAB) and an ICE Certified Specialist in the treatment of fitness athletes. A performance-minded clinician and lifelong athlete, Nate has built his career around supporting individuals who push their bodies to the limit—especially those often underserved by conventional rehab models. From tactical professionals to CrossFit athletes, his approach centers on movement quality, intelligent load progression, and long-term durability.
Nate has developed deep expertise in treating tactical athletes, including members of the military, law enforcement, and other high-stakes professions. Whether it’s rehabbing an injury, optimizing physical performance, or preventing breakdowns before they happen, his goal is always the same: build stronger, more resilient humans who are equipped to meet their mission demands head-on.
With a background that bridges clinical science and real-world performance, Nate doesn’t just treat pain—he partners with athletes and operators to enhance their physical longevity. His practice is rooted in evidence-based methodology and a deep respect for the demands placed on bodies in high-performance environments. Whatever your mission, Nate is committed to keeping you moving forward.
Human Performance & Resilience
Jeff Kahn
Jeff Kahn’s journey in the fitness industry began at the age of 13, where his passion for strength training first took root. In 2014, he transformed that passion into a profession by earning the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), followed by the USA Weightlifting (USAW) Sports Performance Coach certification.
Jeff’s career began in the private sector, where he trained athletes ranging from youth to professionals. He later transitioned to the collegiate level before returning to the private sector to help launch and manage a highly successful sports performance facility specializing in the development of collegiate and professional athletes.
In 2019, Jeff joined 2nd Battalion, 20th Special Forces Group (Airborne), which led him to Fort Bragg, NC for Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS). After selection, he entered the tactical strength and conditioning field, remaining at Fort Bragg.
In 2025, Jeff jumped at the opportunity to fill the role of full-time Strength and Conditioning Coach and Human Performance & Wellness (HPW) Coordinator for 2nd Battalion. His approach to HPW is deeply rooted in his faith, emphasizing authenticity, consistency, and leadership by example. Jeff lives what he preaches and loves helping others become the best version of themselves.
Tactical Readiness & Resilience
JM
JM’s career reflects a lifelong commitment to elite performance, service, and protection—on the streets, in combat zones, and behind the wire. He began his journey in the Marine Corps Reserve Infantry, deploying to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Following his military service, JM spent nine years in law enforcement, with seven of those years assigned to specialized units including Street Crimes and SWAT, where he operated in high-risk environments requiring sharp instincts, team cohesion, and resilience under pressure.
In 2018, JM returned to the military, earning his place in Army Special Forces as an 18E Communications Sergeant. He has since deployed to Iraq in the fight against ISIS as part of Special Operations missions supporting regional stability and counterterrorism. His operational experience across both military and law enforcement spheres gives him a rare, cross-disciplinary perspective on what it takes to lead and perform at the highest levels.
Over time, JM developed a deep passion for human performance—particularly the physical, mental, and emotional demands placed on warriors and first responders. Today, he is dedicated to ensuring the people on the front lines have the tools they need not just to survive high-stress environments, but to thrive in them. Whether through training, mentorship, or performance-based programming, JM remains focused on sharpening the edge of those who serve.
