Welcome our New Milestone Members: Q1 2022

Mike Collette • April 6, 2022

Back in the summer of 2020, the team at  Prototype Training Systems  started to recognize our MOST committed members at the end of each month.

The benchmarks are simple: we highlight all of those who made it in for a training session  15 times or more  throughout the month, then we highlight the Top 5 individuals and finally recognize that person who made it in the MOST for the month. These don’t have to be  CrossFit classes, they can be  personal training  sessions or any workouts done at Prototype.

THEN, to take it a step deeper, we started to go back in history (since 2013 when we switched over to WODIFY) to look at the all-time leaderboards of class attendance and workouts done at Prototype.

This inspired us to create our MILESTONE CLUBS  (you can read more about the Milestone Clubs Here)  where each quarter we recognize those individuals who have over 250, 500, and 1000 workouts with us at Prototype!

With that being said, we would like to give a HUGE shout-out to the following Prototype members below on getting into these milestone clubs this past quarter!

1000 Milestone Club: Bethany Farrar, Nicole St. Pierre, and Graham Pettengill

A sign that says prototype workouts club on it

 

500 Milestone Club: Colin Lake and Peter Russo

A sign that says prototype 500 workouts club

 

250 Milestone Club: Todd Donahue

Todd donahue is a member of the 250 workouts club

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