Trinity Strength & Conditioning Ground Game

Learn about the the philosphies, training style, and network of Trinity Strength and Conditioning.

Monday, June 10, 2013

Higher Ground

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When you hit rock bottom, the only way from there is up. It's hard though, burdens are weighing you down.  You're pretty low too.  ...
Monday, May 13, 2013

MultiTasking

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I bet you are super busy right now.  I sure am.  I just stopped by to visit a friend at his work. He's the manager and his team team wa...
Monday, April 22, 2013

What's Your Mountain Dew like?

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We all love know about the infamous yellow soda put into a 20 ounce green bottle.  Not What I'm Referring To Here!  But if you have one...
Monday, April 15, 2013

Pushin' 500

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That's some serious weight to be throwing around there.  Be we are talking about something more serious than how much weight you can lif...

A Train Wreck

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What can stop a train going 60 miles/hour?  Not much ... not even a brick wall What can stop a train that isn't moving? A single pebb...
Thursday, April 4, 2013

I WILL Not Fail

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You're pretty smart.  You've thought about all programs and are probably thinking about this Ground Game.  Or maybe you're curio...
Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Ground Zero

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Sometime to build greatness there must first come destruction. There has to be a break down. There is no way to fit more time into your da...
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Trinity Strength and Conditioning
Trinity Strength and Conditioning proudly incorporates multiple facets a fitness into a training program. Today, you are at a starting point. No matter where that is, there are three key points to success:
Athleticism
Performance
Drive.

ATHLETICISM First off, you have athletic abilities. You may be clumsy as an oaf, or at the caliber of an elite athlete. Develop this foundation skill set to achieve your fitness goals. Improving technique increases efficiency. This wastes less energy and increases work output.
PERFORMANCE Training specifically to produce the proper adaptations for the imposed demands. This includes developing your strength, power, cardio, and endurance.
DRIVE An individual must have motivation. The consistency of quality in your commitment to excellence brings you to perfection. Your drive can be any goal. Perhaps to tone up, increase your 100 meter dash, increase your bench press, or competitive edge. Success comes from doing little things well and little things often. Miracles do not happen over night. Success is a choice, not a chance.
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