realized that there was a need.” T ey want to encompass as many
kids as possible to teach them social responsibility, leadership skills, and respect to sustain an independent life. “T e kids in our program are taught
to respect everyone they come in contact with, especially themselves,” Motley said. Along with respect, children who race
with Piedmont Area Soap Box Derby (PASBD) also learn sportsmanship and how to collaborate with others. Life lessons come in all shapes and
sizes. Be they on the playground or in the conference room. For Piedmont Area Soap Box Derby drivers and their parents, those lessons start on the track. Hundreds of drivers have taken to
the raceway since the annual event was founded in 2003 as a celebration of Rosson & Troilo’s 75th anniversary. In the process, lessons on collaboration,
leadership and perseverance permeated among crews who all have the same goal in mind: cross the fi nish line fi rst. For Code Name CrossFit, there isn’t a
fi nish line but individual journeys. “Your local CrossFit gym and the
Piedmont Area Soap Box Derby (PASBD) racers work on cars prior to racing.
workouts that you're performing are very diff erent from what you Google,” said Code Name CrossFit Owner and Coach Megan Xifos. “(CrossFit is) very tailored to the individual and where they are in their journey,”
SUBMITTED T e gym has all the necessities plus
new equipment, 24-hour access, small-size hour-long class programs and irreplaceable coaches. “We have people of all diff erent
ages and fi tness levels at the gym,” she
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