Great examples first!...Trainers second!

Born in Augusta, GA, and raised in the small town of Appling, GA, Trevour developed a passion for athletics at an early age. Excelling in football and track, he used speed and weight training to enhance his performance. As a devoted father, his strong work ethic, commitment to self-improvement, and inspiring spirit ultimately led him to pursue his passion for coaching and mentoring children.

Born and raised in Abilene, TX, Rolando Peralez is a graduate of Cooper High School. With a diverse skill set in residential construction and contracted projects, his passion for sports grew as his children became active in community athletics. Coach Rolie began coaching youth sports in 2014 and holds his athletes to the highest standards, fostering excellence in every aspect of their development.

Trevour enlisted in the U.S. Air Force as an Aircraft Structural Maintenance Technician in 2016. While stationed at Dyess, he dedicated his time to volunteering as a squadron intramural coach, player, youth football coach, and community leader in Abilene, Texas. His passion for athletics evolved into a love for weight training and youth development. “It’s my passion to be a light for these kids and keep their fires lit, whether through training, coaching, or as a role model.” After earning a Bachelor's in Business Administration and Management from McMurry University, he focused on building the training program and fostering strong community relationships.

When he transitioned to a Contract Specialist role and his family PCS’d to Hurlburt Field, FL, it presented the perfect opportunity to expand the youth training program to Crestview, Florida.

Rolie actively participates in various community and fundraising events, with a strong focus on supporting the development of Abilene's youth. As a co-founder of Xtreme, he played a key role in designing apparel and creating unique training programs while also organizing numerous events. His passion for motivating children and coaching football has allowed him to form lasting, meaningful connections with his athletes and their families within the community.