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Tanya was an active mother of three until viral meningitis left her fighting for her life in 2019. After a month-long coma, she began her years-long battle back to movement using her TRX Suspension Trainer.

After three surgeries, radiation, and chemotherapy, Alison had beat cancer, but was still a long way from recovery. She couldn’t use the muscles in her chest, much less attempt her usual workouts, but she left her TRX Straps hanging in her house as a reminder that she would fight her way back.

"When I reach 60, I want to be a really good and fit 60. If you are using the TRX or you’re using calisthenics with your own body weight, you're activating everything."

“I like to say, ‘Don’t practice until you get it right, practice until you can’t get it wrong.’” 

Trevor "TA" Anderson's career as a player and a coach has been fueled by his desire to compete. Now, he's passing the lessons he's learned on to a new generation of athletes.

“To move to mostly TRX was kind of eye-opening; that it could still be hard and not have all this gear and weights to deal with."

After being diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease at 13,  TRX Training Club® trainer Tara Lynn Emerson chose a path of strength.

Straightforward and direct, TRX Trainer Marisa just goes for it all the time—with fitness, reading, everything. What inspires her? Knowing she can make a physical and emotional difference for the people she trains. 

After nearly 3 years of surgeries and setbacks, TRX Training Club® member Mary returns to form with a ferociously funny wit and talks to us about injuries, adversity, and strength.