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1. 1. Peter Anderson

   www.andersonsports.net/peteran - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/22/2005   Last Visited: 2/22/2005

   Peter Anderson MS, CSCS Peter Anderson is President and Director of Programs at Anderson Sports. Click on the picture link to learn more about Peter.
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   Peter Anderson is founder and President of Anderson Sports, Inc. He has 14 years experience offering sports specific training on the Shoreline. Along with his duties at Anderson Sports, Pete has a long standing dedication to high school sports. He was most recently the Assistant Varsity Wrestling Coach at Guilford High School and Varsity Football Strength and Conditioning Coach at Daniel Hand High School in Madison. Peter brings to Anderson Sports his wealth of experience about performance development and conditioning of athletes. Peter oversees all programs at Anderson Sports.
   
   Peter is ATS President and Manages all Programs At Anderson Sports, Inc.

2. 2. www.adelaideskydiving.com.au

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   Published on: 4/17/2007   Last Visited: 4/17/2007

   Peter Anderson (Good Life!!) Jumping since 1993, Pete has over 4,000 jumps. He is a six time state champion with silver in the Australian National Championships 1997/98 and was a cameraman for a 4-way team that recently won the national championships. Ratings Held: Accelerated freefall instructor, freefall photographer and all round good guy.

3. 3. The Best of New Haven 2002 - Good Sports

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   Published on: 12/18/2003   Last Visited: 12/14/2006

   Peter Anderson Anderson Sports LLC, 1 Shoreline Dr., Unit 1B, Guilford, 458-3398
   
   This personal trainer comes with his own facility. He also comes with his own well-formed approach to training, which amounts to something like this: Train like the pros. By which Peter Anderson means, focus on strength and conditioning. He's a coach by trade--an "exercise physiologist," he calls it, with a master's degree in human performance from SCSU and a bachelor's in exercise science from UMass, Amherst. In describing his program, Anderson suggests that you imagine a collegiate weight room filled with a variety of athletes. "I take what you do there and put it in the private sector," he says.
   
   Clients come in for hour or half-hour sessions, which include sports-specific training and lifestyle-specific training. He's not technologically obsessed--in act, in addition to the Nautilus machines and stationary bikes, he advocates "multi-directional, ground-based training, real conditioning, the way you did it when you were a kid."
   
   Anderson and his two full-time and two part-time staff of personal trainers work by appointment only in the 5,000 square-foot training facility that is not a gym--you won't be competing with casual members for workout space.
   
   But the coach in Anderson comes out when asked about the best advice he's ever heard. He instantly recites an old proverb: Every day on the plains of the Serengeti, a gazelle gets up running.