Staff

Clint Barr

Clint has a broad range of experiences as a professional athlete, collegiate strength coach, and personal trainer which give him a unique ability to work with individuals of any age at all levels of fitness.  Clint enjoys several outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, fly fishing, mountain biking, running, snowboarding, and especially golf.  His passion for strength training and fitness comes from his background as a competitive baseball player.

Clint completed his playing career with the New York Yankees organization where he spent two seasons at the A-advanced level in Tampa, Florida.  Prior to playing professionally with the Yankees, Clint received a full athletic scholarship to play at McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

He graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Exercise Science from McNeese State.  Clint also played baseball at Lamar Community College in Lamar, Colorado where he was named First Team All-Region IX Catcher and also received NJCAA Academic All-American honors in his sophomore season.

In addition to a career in athletics, Clint has worked as the strength and conditioning coordinator and graduate assistant baseball coach for Louisiana State University Shreveport (LSUS).  During his time at LSUS Clint earned a Masters Degree in Exercise Science.

He also worked at the USA Olympic Weightlifting Development Center located on the campus of LSUS, which led to appointments at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs working for USA Weightlifting.

Clint has been featured in:

• ABC’s Primetime Special “Half Their Size”
• People Magazine’s “Mississippi Weight Loss Challenge 2008”
• Mississippi Business Journal
• Parent’s & Kids Magazine
• Northside Sun Newspaper
• Madison County Journal
• Madison County Harold
• Madison County Magazine

Drew Ziegler

Originally from Lynchburg, VA, Drew has lived in Clinton, MS since the age of 12 and received his bachelor degree in Exercise Science from Mississippi College in 2008.

He has been involved in exercise in some form since the age of 5 when he started playing soccer.  Drew has played at many levels, such as the Olympic development program and in Santa Cruz, Bolivia at the Tahuichi Academy. He was lucky enough to receive a scholarship to play division 1 at Charleston Southern University, but after one season at CSU the men’s soccer program was cut and he came back to Mississippi to play at Mississippi College.

While at MC he received All Conference first team honors each year and All Region.  He is also the current career leader in assists for the school.  After college Drew played for Mississippi Brilla in the Professional development league and was also invited to play with several professional teams during their preseason.  An injury eventually forced Drew away from the sport.  He is now very involved with triathlons and has completed one full season of triathlons with the goal of finishing his first ironman distance race in October of 2010.

Drew is also working with Millsaps College as the assistant women’s soccer coach and has also worked with many athletes on a one-on-one basis, with several being on the US Men’s National youth teams.  Drew enjoys personal training because he is passionate about helping people reach whatever goal they have.