Our Crowdfunding Groups
Thank You!
This campaign has concluded and is in update mode, but you can still make a gift to the Mustang Strength Program by going here.
Our Purpose
The Mustang Strength Project is a 30-day fundraising initiative to raise money for the strength and conditioning room. After years of use by Cal Poly’s 21 sports teams, some of the department’s equipment needs to be updated in order to allow student-athletes to train to their full potential. A minimum of $7,500 is needed to purchase all the necessary equipment. See the priority items in the giving levels along the side of the page!
Donate
You can donate any of the suggested levels or a custom amount of your choosing. Any contribution is greatly appreciated and has a positive impact on the program. In order to make this a competitive giving experience we are going to make a competition between teams (i.e. football, soccer, volleyball etc.). When you make a donation indicate which team you were on during your time at Cal Poly - or which team you would like to have credit — and that will be counted towards your team’s total. The team with the highest donor participation wins our MSP competition. Football has one the past two years in a row, so they remain the team to beat!
Spread the Word!
You can also help the campaign by sharing and reposting posts about our efforts on social media and by reaching out to individuals or groups that will support and share the message. We will be posting weekly updates to notify everyone on our progress!
Improves acceleration, lateral speed and change of direction while enhancing balance, rhythm and body control.
The destabilizing properties are suitable for increasing strength, stamina, differentiation, and coordination.
Helps improve core strength, promote better balance, and cultivate coordination.
Provide Student Athletes with a push/pull weight sled with several different workout combinations available.
Weight plates needed for sleds. Will purchase various different sizes.
This workout bike scales automatically to how hard you want to work. The harder you pedal, the greater the resistance.
Pay for a student assistant in the training room for one quarter.
