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Travis Hoerth and Jill Mills were two coaches during the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Travis Hoerth prepares to do the concrete ball lift on Sunday while at the Adaptive Strongman Seminar.
James Spurgin demonstrates how to lift a concrete ball during the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Travis Hoerth and Jill Mills were two coaches during the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
During the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday, Jill Mills helps a veteran perform a tire pull.
Colby Colchado who holds the blindman world record for the 500 bench press was one of the coaches at the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Travis Hoerth demonstrates for the veterans who attended the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
World Champion Powerlifter and World Champion Strong Woman Jill Mills co-hosted the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Local Veteran Dina Dillon participates in one of the strongman stations during the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Travis Hoerth prepares to do the concrete ball lift on Sunday while at the Adaptive Strongman Seminar.
During the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday, Jill Mills helps a veteran perform a tire pull.
During the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday, Jill Mills helps a veteran perform a tire pull.
World Champion Powerlifter and World Champion Strong Woman Jill Mills co-hosted the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
James Spurgin demonstrates how to do one of the strongman stations during the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Retired Marine and 2017 Boston Marathon runner Jose Luis Sanchez co-hosted the Adaptive Strongman Seminar on Sunday.
Encouraging and inspiring veterans is one of the goals a local organization and two San Antonio residents have for their new seminars.
SS American Memorial Foundation, World Champion Powerlifter and World Champion Strong Woman Jill Mills and U.S. Marine Veteran Jose Luis Sanchez teamed up to host free health and wellness courses for veterans, first responders and their families.
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