Celebrating ONE year of Strength and Conditioning at Fivex3 Training!

One year ago, June 18, 2011, we opened our doors, and what a year it has been! Amazing how time flies when you are having as much fun as we are doing what we love best: Making YOU STRONG! 🙂 Thank you for all of your support and encouragement!!! We could not be here without all of you!

Please join us on Saturday, June 23, 2012 from 10am – 2pm for our ONE Year Anniversary Open House and Feats of Strength and Conditioning! Food, drink and a few sled drags will round out the day! Bring your friends and family!!! All are welcome!!!

Strength and Conditioning Events will begin at 12pm and run until 1:30pm.

Strength Events include:

Dumbbell push press

Sled drag

Farmer walks

Trap bar deadlift – Max weight

Conditioning Events include:

Rope slams

Ball slams

Sandbag drag and carry

Kettlebell swings – Max reps

Prizes will be given to the person who shows the best sense of humor while lifting heavy things! 🙂

So, save this date and mark your calendars for our ONE YEAR Anniversary Open House on Saturday, June 23, 2012!

Related Posts

Core Stability or Let's call it what it really is - You getting stronger.
Last Friday, I had the privilege of talking with a group of dancers at Towson University. My friend,...
Read More
The Best Kept Secret: Trap Bar Deadlifts
“There is no easy way to do a deadlift – no way to cheat, which explains their lack or popularity in...
Read More
Strongwoman 054 copy
5th Annual Charlotte Bohn Charm City Strongwoman Contest 2016
  Charm City Strongwoman Contest 2015  REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE 5TH ANNUAL CHARM CITY...
Read More
IMG-7711
What happens when you break your wrist? You keep training.
Lauren’s wrecked car On Monday, September 10, 2018, one of my clients sent me a text with some...
Read More
I. LOVE. KALE.
KALE. My new favorite food. 🙂 I put this in my egg scramble in the morning and I always add the garlicky...
Read More
10402805_10205575348091839_4398958420250687279_n
Let us be thankful for....strength and family. (Updated 2017)
I wrote the piece below in November of 2012, one year after my sister had been diagnosed with Stage 3...
Read More