The Mental Battle of Working Out: a coach’s thought Athlete turned to coach/still athlete, The hardest part is getting yourself to show up, push through, and stay consistent, even on the days you don’t feel like it. Every athlete, no matter how skilled, faces moments of doubt, fatigue, or hesitation. But once you commit and…

Nutrition is often treated as a one size fits all concept, but in reality, what you eat should align with your lifestyle and goals. Whether you’re just looking to stay healthy, performing as an athlete, recovering from an injury, or preparing for a physically or mentally demanding event, the right nutrition can make all the…

Top 4 Ways to Build Stability in the Developing Athlete – Part 2 In part 1 we focused on how single leg exercises can really help improve unilateral strength, right and left discrepancies, and weight transfer awareness! Today we’ll break down landing mechanics more in depth and how they can really take your stability and…

 DEATH TO THE DAD BOD: 6-Week Boxing Transformation  Tired of feeling sluggish? Done making excuses? It’s time to take charge, shred fat, and build real strength. This 6-week group boxing program will get you on track toward the best shape of your life—physically and mentally.  Attack your goals with a personalized training plan  Sharpen your mindset while torching fat  Learn real boxing skills and…

Fats have been unfairly labeled as the enemy of a healthy diet for a long time now. Many people believe eating fats lead to weight gain, heart problems, and sluggishness, but don’t consider the real truth. In reality, fats are a crucial part of a balanced diet, especially for those who live an active lifestyle.…

Top 4 Ways to Build Stability in the Developing Athlete – Part 1 When building the foundation of a young athlete stability is essential! It’s not the most sought after attribute but it might be one of the most important attributes when it comes to building up an elite athlete! Here’s a quick breakdown of…

Enhanced Balance and Coordination Yoga comes in many forms—slow, fast, hot yoga, goat yoga, and more. Regardless of the style, each type of yoga helps improve balance and coordination, making it highly beneficial for athletes. Fast-paced yoga sequences enhance agility and reaction time, while isometric (iso) and static holds strengthen stability. This is essential for…

Unleash the Potential – Sports Performance Training for the Developing Athlete Sports performance training isn’t just for those looking to play professional sports or secure a college scholarship. Developing the youth athlete allows the body and mind to reach their full potential. Personal trait development, discipline, work ethic, commitment, and teamwork are all essential aspects.…

American Heart Self defense fund raiser Excited to invite the Pageant family and friends to a boxing and self-defense fund raiser! Learn how to throw punches like a boxer and how to defend yourself from grabs, chokes, holds, and more. The boxing session will be led by TA’s own Tommy Kennedy teaching the art of…

Protein is the macronutrient for muscle growth, but its role goes further beyond bulking up. For athletes, protein is essential not just for gains but also for recovery, injury healing, and maintaining strength throughout the season. Whether you’re rehabbing from an injury or trying to sustain peak performance, protein plays a crucial role in keeping…

6 Week Hockey Performance Camp The season is officially over for most and it’s time to get prepped to have a huge off-season! We have a great new opportunity available to all athletes to get them prepped and ready to have a beast summer! We’ll break down everything you’ll be getting out of the experience…

Did you know that incorporating yoga into your training routine offers benefits beyond just flexibility? While many athletes associate yoga with stretching, it provides significant advantages in strength, mobility, balance, and mental focus. Whether you’re a runner, weightlifter, or team sport athlete, yoga can enhance performance and recovery in ways you may not have considered.…