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+1 805-340-3035
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| 678 Ponderosa Dr, Camarillo, CA, 93010 | |
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Specialties
805 Pro Performance specializes in helping kids, teens, men and women reach their fitness goals. We offer a variety of boot camps as well as one on one training by some the best trainers in Southern California. Former NFL players Ronnie Jenkins and Lorenzo Booker know what it takes to get to an elite level because they have been there. By focusing on core, strength, speed, and nutrition, they are able to guide you through the entire process of achieving any fitness goal you may have. Weather you are trying to lose weight, gain muscle or become an elite athlete in High School, College or even the Pro’s, Jenkins and his staff know how to get the most out of their clients. 805 Pro Performance is a unique training facility. Unlike most «membership gyms», 805 Pro is designed to make you a better athlete and increase your overall level of health. Located in Camarillo, Ca. our friendly, expert staff is looking forward not only producing more pro athletes, but helping the community get fit!
Meet the Business Owner
Ronnie J.
Business Owner
Ronnie Jenkins is arguably the best athlete to ever come out of Ventura County, Ca. In 1995, while playing for Hueneme High School, he set a national record for most yards rushing in a single game. He carried the ball 30 times for 619 yards. Jenkins was heavily recruited by many schools across the country, and eventually chose BYU to showcase his talents. After leading the Cougars in kickoff returns and scoring a team-high 14 touchdowns he was named WAC Freshman of the year. Jenkins also lead his team to a 14 – 1 season, which was the first time a division 1-A team had ever done so. Jenkins entered the NFL in 2000 as a rookie free agent and joined the San Diego Charger, and instantly became the teams top kickoff returner. In his rookie season he set franchise records for most kickoff returns and most kickoff return yards. In 2001 Jenkins was even better, breaking the records he had previously set in his rookie season and was named Special Teams Player of the Month for October 2001.
