Sacrifice, Determination, and Commitment…that’s the fuel that goes into the tank for 2020 RB Bryce Hall
A two-sport athlete by trade, Bryce Hall formally from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin credits nationally renowned trainer, Brad Arnett, for preparing him this season. Hall recently relocated to Corpus Christi, Texas and knew the time spent at NX LEVEL would prove to be valuable. Training with Brad Arnett (J.J Watt’s Personal Trainer) set the stage for Bryce playing comfortably and excelling on the gridirons of two different states, each offering a unique challenge. Bryce recently shared his experience with The Play Book on how the game of football is played in Texas versus Wisconsin.
BH
My freshman year playing in WI was rewarding, but I find that now playing in TX, I have jumped into not only a different style of competition, but a more dominant/aggressive game.
PB
What was the most noticeable difference between athletes?
Conditioning is more of a main priority in TX where teams have an abundance of strength and power. This makes it more physically demanding on the field, along with the game being played at a faster pace.
PB
What’s the difference in the physicality?
BH
I find that playing in TX is more demanding physically allowing me the experience to be more prepared as I plan my college football future.
PB
How challenging was it for you to make the adjustment to your teammates in Texas?
BH
I’ve been able to easily adapt to my new team and am also known as a leader. I am fortunate to play for an excellent program that pushes me to not only become a solid athlete, but a student athlete as well.
PB
Do you feel you’ve raised your level of play by moving to Texas?
BH
I have always gone above and beyond what is asked of me, not only on the field but in life. This personal attribute has allowed me to gain the ability to learn the value of teamwork, sacrifice, dedication and leadership. Failure is not an option. I believe I have the work-ethic, commitment and leadership skills to make an impact in your program. As a two sport athlete, I am confident that I have what it takes to be a leader on your team!
