The Primordial Foundation of Meeting Extraordinary People

                                                                                    By The Truth

          “Insecurity that fuels unnecessary criticism and emphasizes gossip is the mantra of pretenders.   Primordial ties keep us all driving together towards individual success which becomes the ambassador for others successes. Athletes and trainees who don’t pretend lead and influence by succeeding.”

While Dr. Hunt was breaking in her new stallion she was thrown and returned to training two days later.  It is hard not to be proud of women in their fifties showing extraordinary levels of tenacity.  Speaking of tenacity Bobbi Hunt trains in her pool the Primordial way squatting off the pool steps assisted at the mature age of eighty plus.  She has more wisdom than almost anyone I have ever met and it gets imparted three times weekly on the youngest Primordial lady, seven year old Carson Taylor who is excelling on the Lancaster mini-monsters girls lacrosse.  Being identified as a tough, tenacious player at such a young age is a compliment to training systematically early in life. Some of the best coaches are all ready talking about a future All-WNY player at this young age.  Speaking of All-WNY ladies, Megan Dougherty of Nichols was MVP of the Lockport tournament and was a 3^rd team All WNY selection who is headed to Mercyhurst and participating.in the Olean Gus Macker Women’s Elite after a period of extensive explosive power training and an opportunity to influence the youngest of female athletes.  Speaking of influence, Cindy Hunt, owner of the best Corgi in the US and part of the Westminister dog circuit also committed to the hard style of Primordial Women.

Emily Diem was named one of the schools three top female athletes at Cleveland Hill and along with her brother put twelve inches on their long jumps during the off season through extraordinary hard work.

The A group of Ed Donowick, Sean Painter, Neil Raddu have become men and are off to influence sports and communities at the University and collegiate level.  Their partners, Bennett Marquis who plans a career in law enforcement after competing as a defensive lineman for Albany and Kevin Painter who carries the Primordial ties not only to study at Auburn but to the Middle East as part of Naval ROTC training are all at different levels of the metamorphisis.  The schools names have changed from St. Francis and West Seneca West to Carnegie Mellon, Washington Jefferson and led to the return of Tony Domros and Gavin Geyser who will influence success at Edinboro and ECC respectively.

Kiein Williams neck has made a turnaround and he is actually stronger than last year and headed for his return to Temple confident and thankful to God about second chances.  Reggie Paramoure prepares for his NFL camp debut after much success at Maine.  Lumbering up the hill Antwon Burton who knows the tedium of the path to the top from Cleveland Hill, ECC, Temple, Denver Broncos, Cincinatti Bengals let the kids watch an NFL’er train and dazzled us with a frightening first two steps.     

         Orchard Park’s Nate Longbine is getting beastly and displayed awesome speed on the Field during Primordial drills with team mate Jeff Tundo (All WNY Lacrosse, Connolly Cup Winner in the searing July heat.

            Beating out bunts and adding velocity Kayla Czyprinski and Brigette Palowski take their skills and power from WSW Softball onto the collegiate diamond while the summer’s Empire games track was Primordialized by Vicky Luongo in the steeplechase, Lauren Lewis in the Javelin and Nicole Castilloux in the 100 and longjump.

           Speaking of track athletes, we thank Coach Mancino for the opportunity to work with some amazing athletes and helping assist in the care of  ¾ of the 4 x 100 sprint relay team that broke the ECIC track record four times and helping find another gear for David O’brien as he went from seventeen to seventh in the rankings.  Good luck to Jillian O’brien at Maine, we look forward to our future conversations with Coach Cusano and are so glad your health is excellent and your posterior chain super strong.  Also, up and comer David Castillioux will be a force in the next few years. 

           Alison Lewis will take the Geneseo soccer field for her last season and Molly Webster will just begin to influence her Mercyhurst soccer team.

           Brad Aaron Shugrue hits twenty-three inches on the neck and Eric Fiorelli is on his way to returning to Iceland for Revenge on the Stone that took his biceps tendon.  They have both been Primordialized at a distance.

           Tom Malczewski will step onto the field at the University of Rochester with his football team for the last season before he graduates to the NY State Police Patrol Car.

            Ace is trying to let ECC benefit from his outstanding basketball skills and Big Kevin goes from Mckinley all star to letting his big body fill out for Gus Macker play and a future on some offensive line.

            Travis Johns grows by the day as a JFK football player and a man.

            The summer is still on ice for Shane Bayles who is finishing his Doctor of Chiropractic and living his lifelong dream of the NHL and preparing in a admirably grueling fashion while Tony Marchitte prepares to make other teams wish he skated for them.    

             A few days and the Lions Classic All-Star Football game will take place and a beefed up Dorian Myles (Hamburg, ECC) and Sean Painter will play for their hometown high school fans.

            Coach Joe Cantafio (WSW) reports excellent team size gains and has helped bring the WS Little Loop coaches into the fold of training on the Primordial Strength System.  They also completed their performance center with equipment and layout consultation from Primordial Strength Systems.

            Lancaster football coaches were certified in the basic explosive power system and use our running and dynamic warm-up as part of their preparation for the road to the playoffs.

            Saint Francis is repeating the same pre-season Primordial format that helped in their dominance a year ago.

            The manual series sold in and interest from Australian and UK schools opens international opportunities.

           The blessings of associations with greatness as mentioned above, makes bringing news like this a humbling experience.  We (the Primordial family) are lucky to have each other and have experienced and valued hard work, discipline and tenacity.  Be the best you can. 

Train to Win. Period.™

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