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Trent Galen Sisco, a sales representative for Centurion Medical Products, focuses on helping hospitals improve patient outcomes and avoid central line-associated bloodstream infection occurrences with specialized dressings and shields. When he is not serving as a resource to the hospital administrators who purchase Centurion products, Trent Sisco enjoys staying active by running in amateur 5K, 15K, and half-marathon events. Many aspiring runners start by training for a 5K run, which is equivalent to just over three miles. The usual preparation time is just under two months. Olympian runner Jeff Galloway developed a 5K run training schedule especially for beginners. It advises new runners to gradually increase their physical exertion by incorporating a mix of running, walking, and resting, which helps maximize enjoyment while avoiding risk of injury and fatigue. The first week begins with the trainee repeating cycles of running for 15 seconds and walking for 45 seconds for 30 minutes. The schedule also includes two days of walking only, as well as one day of rest. As the weeks go on, the runner gradually increases the number of seconds spent running up to 30 seconds followed by 30 seconds of walking. The runner continues to maintain two days of walking only and one day of rest. On the day of the 5K run, the runner can intersperse walking with running based on what is comfortable.

Pausing for a picture on the football field.

Posing at the top of the ski run on a beautiful winter day.

With a degree in management and marketing from the University of South Florida, Trent Sisco utilizes his education and business acumen as a medical sales representative for Centurion Medical Products. As a sales representative, Trent Sisco provides education, training, and sales support for hospital staff in regard to Centurion’s full line of hospital products. When not working, Trent Galen Sisco enjoys following professional basketball, especially his favorite team, the Orlando Magic. Here are a few of the most common fouls in basketball. Personal foul – A personal foul involves any action one player takes to prevent another player from making a basket. Examples of personal fouls include holding, when a player uses his or her hands to interfere with an opponent’s movements; tripping, when one player uses his or her foot or leg to trip an opposing player; or charging, when an offensive player intentionally charges a defensive player who has already established a position on the court. Technical foul – A technical foul is called for any action that interferes with the discipline of the game. A technical foul can be called if a player steps onto the court as a substitute without notifying the scorers’ table, or if a player makes an obscene gesture or uses profanity toward another player or one of the officials. Intentional foul – Intentional fouls are usually committed by defensive players in an effort to prevent an opposing player from making a basket or to stop the clock.

Trent Sisco and friends celebrate this special opening.

Trent Sisco looking cool.

A candid family photo in 2009.

Trent Sisco Portrait

Patty and Trent Sisco pose in front of a fountain.

Recognizing the achievements of an armed forces member.

ATLANTA (June 2013) – In 2013, the American Cancer Society (ACS) celebrates 100 years of working to help raise awareness, save lives, and find cures to put an end to this disease. With the continued encouragement and backing of its many supporters, including sales professional Trent Sisco, ACS has saved 1.2 million lives, which equates to a 20 percent decline in deaths caused by cancer. Trent Sisco is a longtime advocate of ACS. In addition to ACS, Trent Galen Sisco actively supports Cure for Cancer, American Heart Association, and the Salvation Army. The World Health Organization estimates that by the year 2030, cancer-related deaths will rise by almost 80 percent if immediate action is not taken. Approximately 12.7 million people worldwide are diagnosed with some form of cancer each year, while another approximately 7.6 million people die from this disease. Since 1913, the American Cancer Society has maintained its commitment to uncover novel therapies and treatments to improve the lives of people living with cancer. Among its many accomplishments, the organization has discovered the link between obesity and cancer; the relationship between smoking and lung cancer; and the use of mammography as an effective and preventative tool for the fight against breast cancer.

The Sisco's pose for a great facebook profile pic.

Trent Sisco took his family on a trip in the summer of 2011.

Marking this special occasion with a dinner.

This kind of fish enjoys salt water.

Trent Sisco enjoys fishing in Mexican waters.

A large bass caught out on the lake.