...hardcore...


...I was just stopped on the street by a long-time citizen of ELITE Nation...

..."fISH, have you lost your edge? ELITE seems to be doing so much charity work right now"...

..." I remember back in the day when you where hardcore?"...

... my knees buckled ... and I thought how funny of a comment that was...

..."Back in the day" at the box...we WERE HARDCORE...
...sure we pushed people hard...we had a no nonsense approach to physical training...

... WE STILL DO...

... It has just been compounded by a HUGE sense of community and self improvement...
....at ALL LEVELS....

... ELITE NATION represents a better quality of life...
....Nutrition, Balance, Consistency, DEDICATION, ....
....all laid on a foundation of HARDCORE PHYSICAL TRAINING and DISCIPLINE...

... the type of discipline that...
 ...packs drives hundreds of us a day to leave it all on the floor at THE RINK, Meadowood Drive, and our football fields....
... that gets some of our staff in as early as 4:00 am to get our training day together,
     and shut it down far after most of Winnipeg is tucked into bed...

... here is the difference...that may confuse people in regards to "my edge"...



...it is my credo...and to date....has served ELITE well...

" I shall pass through this world but once...Any good, therefore, that I can show any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again"

...So if our sense of COMMUNITY blurs our "edge" let it be so...ELITE is NOT FOR YOU...

...But if our edge is measured by the sweat of our athletes....
...our countless champions...championship teams...and DEDICATION to YOUR IMPROVEMENT...

...WE HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE....HARDCORE!!!

Until next time ELITE NATION,
Onward and Upward,
your pal,
fISH
 

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