April Prototype Of The Month: Tim Martel

Mike Collette • April 3, 2025

April Prototype Of The Month: Tim Martel

A prototype of the month certificate for tim martel
1.) Share your experience:

I've been coming to prototype for many years , since the kids were little ! They all took kids classes and caught the bug ,,,, still working out today. My daughter Allie is in high school and has recently returned to prototype and loving it !  

2) What’s your favor part of Prototype:

Seeing the people working hard to get heathy. I enjoy the competition and that we all push each other to get better. I feel that everyone is really genuine at prototype. 

3)What are your hobbies and activities:

I consider Prototype my hobbies/activity. When not working out i do enjoy fishing/golfing and spending time with family.

4) How has prototype helped you solve a problem:

I believe prototype keeps me healthy and sharp. This gives me the ability to be the best on any challenge. 

5) What are you continuing fitness goals:

To stay strong and health as long as possible.  

6) What's your favor quote: 

 Coach Brian - Positive attitude/mindset!!! Let's goooo 

See the short interview with Tim below on our Instagram page! Click the link below!

See Video Here!

Previous Blogs

Prototype graphic: Thank you, Westborough! Row for Westborough 2026 raised $32,684, up 27%.
By Mike Collette • October 26, 2026
Row for Westborough 2026 raised $32,684 for Westborough youth and high school sports, up 27% from 2025, with 171 rowers, 29 crews and 26 local business sponsors.
Prototype graphic: Taking a break from training? 10 weeks off, strength back in about 5 weeks.
By Mike Collette • October 20, 2026
Will a training break erase your progress? What strength, cardio, and blood-sugar research shows about detraining, and how to make a sensible return to the gym.
Prototype graphic: Does your child need to pick one sport? Specialized athletes had 2x injury odds.
By Mike Collette • October 20, 2026
A review of 15 studies links high youth sport specialization with twice the odds of injury. Here's what parents should know, and what the research can't prove.
More Posts

Climb to New Heights

Prototype Training Systems is more than a gym - it is a lifestyle. Join us today!

Book Free No-Sweat Intro