Colby High School

Dear BFS,

We completed the season with a trip to the state semi-finals losing to the eventual state champs. We lost two games during our conference schedule but avenged one of them with a victory in a play-offf game. The other loss came at the hands of a state final participant in another division. Overall I was very proud of how we played. I felt like we improved as the season went along as we only had two returners on offense and three on defense. We will begin workouts after Thanksgiving and some of the kids are alread asking when they can begin.

I talked to Dennis Moon at the state games and he informed me he was now working for you guys. He is a good man and I'm sure it will work out well. He also mentioned that you are poised to take the reins at BFS. Congratulations and I'm sure the best is yet to come for the company.

Jeff Rosemeyerl

Colby High School

Zanesville High School

Dr. Shepard visited our school in the late 90's when we started our run of winning in Ohio high school boys basketball. Dr. Shepard had such great energy and passion that day and he really left a great impression on our kids and staff. We were featured in the magazine during that time as well as my son Logan, who will be playing his final year of college basketball at Maryland this year.

Scott Aronhalt
Athletic Director

Greg Streit, Technology Education
Assistant Football / Track - Edgar High School, Edgar, WI

BFS Clinicians, I am writing to you to tell you the success of our athletic programs here at Edgar High School that are using the BFS program. We use this program religiously in our summer school fitness class, and throughout our football and track season and we have had your clinicians here at least twice in the past. Our footbal lteam has gone 41-1 over the past three years winning two state championships and one runner up. Our girls track and field team has won two state championship sin a row and were runner ups in 2008. They have also become the first team in Wisconsin state history to score over 100 points at the state track and field meet. Not only did they score 114 points in 2010, they repeated that performance with 108 points in 2011. We would love to do a story on these programs to be featured in your BFS magazine that your company publishes. Our student athletes have bought into your program and it has made all the difference in our athletic programs. Thanks for your time and we hope to hear from you at some time.

Mike Zeller - Lenoir City Schools

Hey John, We ended up 7-6 with some big upsets. Beat Farragut, a school twice our size and who we call "the chosen ones," in the 9th week to qualify for the playoffs. Beat the defending 5A State Champions in the first round 34-30. We drove the ball 80 yards five times. Won our second round 26-12. Got put out in the quarterfinals 34-26 by an undefeated team that ended up losing in the Championship game by 4 points. Good news is we have 15 returning starters. 9 on offense.

With that said, check your calendar for the weekend of April 13/14. Definitely would like to bring you here for a Be 11 clinic, possibly the

2 Day deal. Let me know what your schedule looks like. Hope things are well with you and your family. God Bless, Mike Zeller

Chris and Cory Klem

This quote is from Chris Klem, his son is Freshman HS Football Player Cory Klem. In Indiana, Cory is one of the Top Football players in his Class. He was one of only a handful of players selected to attend the FBU Top Gun Camp in West Virgina this past summer.
"To do BFS, is to BELIEVE - Cory believes he can accomplish every goal he sets, because of BFS, he also understands and is willing to do the work to achieve his goals". Chris Klem

Mighty Titans Scotty Delong TYFL President an Football Parent

Beginning with the current 8th grade group when they were 6th graders and continuing all the way down to our current 6th graders, the TYFL has been amazingly successful in play outside our regular league play against ALL opponents, many of which we will play as part of our Jr. High or High School schedules, but also much larger schools and clubs from around the country. The Secret for all three groups (6th - 8th) is undeniably the Bigger Faster Stronger(BFS)State Championship Club created and spear headed by BFS Clinician Coach Sellers. These boys began a very basic physical conditioning/ football knowledge program based the key parts of the BFS program as 4th graders that evolves into a full blown BFS strength an conditioning program by the time they are 9th graders. In this program they create a PHYSICAL AND MENTAL "gap" that when compared to schools that begin their strength programs as freshman, cannot be overcome. The difference is clear on the football field and is apparent to even the untrained eye how we completely physically dominate each and every opponent. However, more importantly than the strength gains, is the trust, loyalty, accountability and belief they will be good enough to win a 3A state championship in football.These qualities were developed with the BFS "Be an 11" program. When the boys see each other at least one time per week, putting in the time and effort, doing the same things, and improving toward the same dream both physically and mentally, they are building a TEAM dynamic that has a strong psychological effect on making them want to stay together. In a 3A program numbers retention is as important as anything else we do and this program is helping us do just that. It has been AMAZING! TYFL = Titan Youth Football League, feeder program for Gibson Southern HS in Southern Indiana. Home of the Mighty Titans Scotty Delong TYFL President an Football Parent