Fairfield Strength

02/16/2025

Don’t let the weather stop you from seeing this gorgeous 4 bedroom colonial in Lower Easton!

04/28/2023

Happy Anniversary to us!! I can’t believe we both forgot!😂❤️😂❤️😂❤️

03/08/2023

Please donate if you can. We are heartbroken

Hi, my name is George Gomola, I serve as an Assistant Fire Chief for the Fairfi… GEORGE GOMOLA needs your support for Chief Chris Tracy - We got you Brother!

12/07/2022

Look who came to train with us today! Crew Bear!!

11/29/2022

Assistant Chief George Gomola was honored to be the keynote speaker at the 16th annual Sticks for Soldiers Thanksgiving Lacrosse Classic last weekend at Fairfield Ludlowe HS. George challenged the athletes to be the best versions of themselves, whether in the classroom, on the field, or in serving their communities.

05/11/2022

End of a Long Day.

03/30/2022

Do you even lift bro?

03/23/2022

Happy Birthday to this STRONG woman!!💪💪💪❤️

03/11/2022

Week 20 - Bilateral Total Knee Replacement - Easy Day

02/15/2022

Tactical Strength Training
Make it fun.

11/23/2021

Why we train in bare feet

This is an excellent illustration of what most modern shoes (many made by Nike, Adidas, Ascis, etc) do to our feet compared to a natural barefoot style shoe.
The most noticeable difference is in the toe position. The angled position of the toes in the top shoe is called “toe spring.” If you closely examine many of your shoes (especially those designed for athletics) the front tip will be elevated a few degrees. Originally this feature was built into thick and inflexible shoes as a way to help “roll” the foot forward as you walk. Think about this as having the bottom of a rocking chair on your foot.
So why is this a problem?
Toe spring basically forces the toes of your foot “out of business.” Your foot was designed to have all of your toes completely flat on the ground when weightbearing. This allows the toes to grasp the ground and provide stability for the entire foot and therefore the rest of the body. Because 18 of the foot’s 19 tendons are attached to the toes, allowing them to remain flat essentially anchors your entire foot to the ground and enhances stability (one reason why toe spring on a weightlifting shoe or any shoes you wear to the gym makes absolutely zero functional sense).
So if you currently wear a pair of shoes that has toe spring to the gym - I’d recommend getting into a pair of shoes that allow your toes to splay out flat against the ground or just going barefoot!!!!
Shout out for the artist rendering & from whom I first saw this post.
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08/24/2021

We will be training outdoors whenever possible! Masks are not required outdoors but sunglasses would be helpful! Also, we have sunscreen if you need it!