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Program targets youth conditioning.
Byline: Maria Lockwood
March 14--A new crop of athletes works out at Kinetic Fitness twice a week. They slam balls, swing kettlebells, speed through agility ladders, flex with TRX and perform burpees -- jumping up in between push-ups. And none of them is older than 16. Members of the Team Sports Conditioning: KIDS program said they have already gained strength and endurance through the workouts. "I can run a lot faster than I used to be able to," said 12-year-old Emma Halstead, a soccer player from Duluth. Chloe Kintop, 10, said her vertical jump has gotten higher on the basketball court. "My coach said she could especially see that," said Chloe, who is now …
