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Trinity Trione

1) How long have you been training?
I've been training since I was in high school. In my early 20's I was diagnosed with IBS and found exercise relieved flair ups, so it became more regular, first with jazzercize, and running. Then dancing all different forms of dance including hip hop and belly dance, accompanied with the occassional bike ride or run with the dog. If not everyday, it was almost everyday, a different form of exercise to keep from stress aggrivating a flair up.

2) Age? 48 years young, feeling more fit now in my fourties than ever before

3) Sports history?
Track and cross country, dance and more dance sprinkled with softball, volleyball and swimming.

4) What do you like most about training at Model A?
The diversification. No matter the mood or intention of the work-out it can get done in a proper environment. I can get my cardio done in solitude watching a movie or with friends in a class or up on the cardio deck. The weights are are always available and clean and classes keep me on my toes.

5) Body/performance changes (weight, BF%, strength gain etc)?
My strength is greatly improved.  Surviving six years post Cervical Cancer, I am now able to lift, and jump as if it was before all my surgeries. But it took time to recover, and it was a slow long haul. My flexibility has also improved which is evident in all my pilates classes. Utilizing Pilates to stretch after running and biking so often was essential to getting the proper response I wanted from my body during training. The breathing techniques taught to me in yoga and pilates help me succcessfully complete all three legs of the triathlon, especially the swim in the cold early morning ocean.

Previous Athlete's of the Month
9) Salvatore Vicari   
8) Team Model A 
7) Grant Kielczewski
6) Anthony Dezao & Joey Colella
5) Chris Civello
4) Heather Arena
3) Trinity Trione
2) Eric Talley
1) Andrew Barnish



The Triathlon: We trained for this event approximately two months, several times a week together, one leg of the event at a time, Eventually putting two legs of the event together back to back then during the last two weeks of training we would swim a half mile, ride 13 miles and then run 5K all before lunch.

For the triathlon I lost about 10 pounds. I've always had great endurance but it has improved and now that I see such a drop in my body mass, I keep on running and riding with the occassional swim (indoors of course) to continue the weight loss. The goal is to get back to my college weight, another ten pounds.  

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