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Consistency Wins When Intensity Is Inconsistent Consistency wins when intensity is inconsistent. Habits are the mechanism that drive our consistency—whether we show up or consistently don’t show up. It’s all habit-based. Wake up: do you get up with the alarm or hit snooze?Tired at the end of the day: is it easier to hit the…

Top 3 Core Stability Exercises for the Elite Athlete Everyone’s favorite area to train! Or at least one of them, the core!! Although most full body exercises done right really targets the core especially core stability. Today we’ll go through our top 3 core stability exercises and how to maximize your results with them! Multi-Muscle …

Consistency Over Intensity: Building True Success in Health and Life When it comes to success — in health, fitness, sports, or any area of life — consistency beats intensity every time. What we do day in and day out shapes who we are and what we become. As human beings, we’re emotional. An event (positive…

#1 Exercise for Athletic Development – Regressions and Progressions In Part 1 we revealed what the #1 Exercise was for Elite Athletic Development, in todays article we will break down our top regressions to build up to a beast pistol squat and some tough progressions once you’ve master the regular pistol squat! Regressions Many athletes…

#1 Exercise for Elite Athletic Performance The #1 exercise for elite athletic sports performance is not your typical exercise you see in most gyms. It’s an exercise that combines strength, mobility, and stability all into one exercise! It’s also not an easy exercise to be able to master right away, that’s why many shy away…

Top 4 Ways to Build Stability in the Developing Athlete – Part 4 In part 3 we focused on how training all three planes of motion can really help take your game to another level! This can improve speed, efficiency and explosiveness! Today we’ll break down how training barefoot can help your game and really…

  How to Build Self-Confidence in Athletes Helping Athletes Unlock Their Full Potential Through Physical, Mental, and Environmental Strategies Confidence is one of the most powerful tools an athlete can have. It affects performance, mindset, and long-term development. Whether you’re a coach, parent, or athlete yourself, understanding how to build self-confidence can be a game…

3 Habits to Achieving hockey performance greatness- The Ovi way (Not approved by Ovi) Ovi (Alexander Ovechkin) Accomplished a special feat this past weekend. He overtook Wayne “the great one” Gretzky for the scoring title all time. An amazing accomplishment and in this short write up, wanted to discuss the powerful habits that have helped…

Top 4 Ways to Build Stability in the Developing Athlete – Part 3 In part 2 we focused on how landing mechanics can really help your absorb force more effectively, protect your joints, and reduce ground contact time! Today we’ll break down multi-plane movements more in depth and how they can really take your stability…

When it comes to achieving your fitness goals, there are multiple paths you can take—whether it’s through sports, running, bodyweight exercises, jump rope, dancing, or calisthenics. However, in this article, we’ll focus specifically on weight training and how to tailor your workouts to achieve your desired results. 1.) Define Your Goal The first step is…

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…

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…