Pete Traynor, CSCS SSN Profile
Pete Traynor, CSCS SSN

@PTraynor1

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Disciple, husband to Lauren and father of Payton and Cole. IDLife Associate. Director of Strength & Conditioning at Urbandale High School

Urbandale, IA
Joined May 2015
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Greg Olsen
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1st Rd pick of @NHLBlackhawks Wanted to finish his senior football season with his boys State champ Being a HS athlete is the best time of your life. Kids are missing out
@CRoumeliotis
Charlie Roumeliotis
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#Blackhawks prospect QB Mason West guides Edina to a state championship title to complete his high school football career. He said after the NHL Draft he wanted to play his senior year cause he felt like he owed it to his teammates. And he delivered.
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@thewinningdiff1
The Winning Difference
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"Any high school coach telling your kid that they can't play multiple sports is telling you that because it's in their best interest. The second that coach tells you that, you should be out."@gregolsen88 You're not just taking away the sport. You're taking away the memories.
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@TrustTrost
Trost
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Kids AND Parents: Please do me a favor… Click the video and watch the players, the emotion. Click the video and listen to the announcers. Read the shared Tweet/X post from the Chicago Blackhawks, one of the most iconic professional franchises in the world. You don’t have to
@NHLBlackhawks
Chicago Blackhawks
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wishing good luck to our prospect Mason West and Edina Football in the Minnesota state championship!👏🏈
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@churchtalkative
Talk Church
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Morning Routine!
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@JustJenRX
Just Jen R𝕏 🫡🇺🇸
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Democrat from Wisconsin gets into an accident and a 5 year old little girl dies. The police hide the fact the driver was in fact Wisconsin state Senator Janet Bewely. This father’s life has been turned upside down and he was silenced RELENTLESSLY! Janet Bewely was under the
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@BrendanThompsn
Brendan Thompson, PT, DPT
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When dealing with an injury, you should not: - stop training completely - RICE protocol 24/7 - be reckless - fill your body with junk Instead you should: - train around the injury - move around - stick to your rehab plan - prioritize sleep & nutrition - make good decisions
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@tbhorka
Tyler Horka
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Life advice with Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman: “The greatest gift you can give to yourself is giving something to somebody and expecting nothing in return.” That’s what Freeman told backup QB Kenny Minchey in relation to supporting starter CJ Carr. These Irish have culture.
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@UrbandaleJHawks
Urbandale J-Hawks
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🛏️ Support Performing Arts THIS SUNDAY! Stop by our Mattress Fundraiser from 11am–5pm — huge savings, big impact! Help us spread the word: share, invite friends, and check out how it works! Video: https://t.co/64AffZJvn5 FB Event: https://t.co/LWvfvqcrEJ
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@CoachJonBeck
Jon Beck
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Sports will help build your character, but they’ll also expose it. Everyone sees how you handle success, failure, pressure & adversity. The points, medals, highlights & accolades disappear. But the kind of teammate you were? That’s what people remember. That’s who you really are.
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Chelsea Colvin
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Let me just say this, when the game gets tough, the calls don’t go our way, or the scoreboard isn’t what we hoped for… take a deep breath and remember who’s out there with your kids. They’re being coached by men who love them, believe in them, and pour into them every single
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@coach_mel_redd
Melanie Redd Performance Training
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The average high school coach gets paid so little that they actually lose money. There’s a bigger cost. Time away from family and worse, they sacrifice their peace. This won’t change. as parents, the least we can do, is let good coaches coach and just be fans of the team
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@gb1121
Greg Berge
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An important message for parents. Negativity at home always finds its way to the locker room. Parents have the power to help build a positive culture…or poison it.
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@CoachJonBeck
Jon Beck
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Good coaches play the players who help the team win. It’s not about favorites, it’s their job. Your job is to show up, work, compete & be the best version of yourself every day. Life is full of competition & it never goes away. Let it motivate you, not defeat you. Use it as fuel!
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@CoachLisle
Matt Lisle
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If coaches are pushing you hard, be thankful – it means they care. Be worried when they STOP!
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@JonGordon11
Jon Gordon
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It’s easier to set the standard than it is to keep the standard. It’s even harder to raise the standard but that’s what the best do.
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@CoachBechler
Jamy Bechler
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Your culture doesn't automatically change because you do a book study, a team-building activity, bring in different players, paint the locker room, get new uniforms, or put a slogan on a t-shirt. Culture changes when the standards are lived out and reinforced EVERY DAY.
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@JonGordon11
Jon Gordon
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@Coach2Bless
Devin Rispress
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The same coaches people talk crazy about. Pick up and drop kids off with cars in the yard. Feed these kids. Check their grades and talk to teachers. Hug them when things are bad at home. Work weekends trying to make your kids successful. Miss their own kids events. Are
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@CoachJonBeck
Jon Beck
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A team will rise or fall on accountability. When standards are high, commitment is strong. When accountability is weak, cracks show—excuses, finger-pointing, inconsistencies. The culture you build determines the buy-in you get. Accountability isn’t optional; it’s the foundation.
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@CoachJonBeck
Jon Beck
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If your coach holds everyone accountable, you are VERY fortunate. A lot of coaches allow some players to do whatever they want, whenever they want with absolutely no consequence. Discipline, responsibility & accountability are life prep! If your coach cares that much, respect it!
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