Prototypes of the Month: Juan and Melina

Mike Collette • August 2, 2023

A man and a woman are standing next to each other in a gym.

The criteria and standards that we look for when our team puts in their nominations for  Prototype of the month are Coachability, Caring, and Community and in our opinion, Juan and Melina encompass all three of those qualities handily. Congratulations, Juan and Melina!

1.) Share your experience at Prototype:

From the very first day, we were warmly welcomed by a team with a great sense of humor and a willingness to always give their best. The coaches are highly attentive to their athletes, and PROTOTYPE is an excellent facility for training.

2.) What is your favorite part about being at Prototype?

The trainings are designed to enhance daily skills and knowledge. This program is excellent, and the activities are enjoyable to share with family.

3.) What are your hobbies and activities?

We enjoy exploring new cultures, trying different foods, and traveling to various destinations whenever we get the chance. In addition, Crossfit is a hobby that we are passionate about and an integral part of our lives.

4.) How has Prototype helped you or solved a problem for you?

The Prototype has been a great asset to our daily lives. The 7 am class is committed to our well-being and always provides us with the best possible care. In terms of workouts, they offer excellent guidance to help us improve each day.

5.) What are you continuing fitness goals to this point?

We would like to enhance our personal brands while consistently maintaining the proper technique.

6.) Favorite Quote

As my tattoo says YOLO! YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE

Doing what brings you happiness.



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