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Pre-Game and Pre-Workout- Performance coach tips Many of the athletes we work with ask how to properly prepare for a game, competition, or workout. A pre-workout mix, energy drink, or banana is mentioned as a great pre game start. Whether any of those options are good choices, let’s discuss three things that will help prepare…

Many young athletes struggle to find the right balance of when and how to train intensely during the season. While heavy training is best reserved for the off-season, maintaining your performance throughout the season requires a different approach. The goal during the in-season period is to preserve the strength, speed, flexibility, and stability gained in…

For the general population, many of us spend hours sitting, driving, or lifting objects overhead, but rarely do we focus on training our ankles. When was the last time you did calf raises or even thought about them? Tight hips may be a result of your ankle not being able to bend over your toes,…

Unleash the Potential with Training Aspects There are many personal training and sports performance studios, gyms, and facilities. Additionally, there are plenty of online and AI-based programs for personal training. In a field with many choices, Training Aspects has built a reputation for delivering results and fostering a passion for the art of training. We…

What is Plane of Motion and why does it matter in training? Planes of motion refer to the directions in which the body moves. There are three types of planes: Sagittal Plane: Separates the body into left and right. Frontal Plane: Divides the body into front and back. Transverse Plane: Splits the body into top…

Are you losing weight the way you want? The number on the scale might be going down, but is it truly effective for your goals? What does this really mean? A person’s body weight consists of muscle, bone, water, and fat—factors often overlooked when referring to “bodyweight.” Traditional scales only show total weight and don’t…

I Need to Get Faster: Improving Running Mechanics   Strong and Stable Ankles, Hips, and Knees For athletes, having a strong foundation is crucial. Unstable ankles, knees, and hips can lead to serious injuries such as ACL or LCL tears, twisted ankles, or awkward landings. Building stability and strength in these joints is essential for…

  Parents and younger athletes often wonder, “How early is too early?” Questions like “When can I get my kid in the gym?” and “Is it safe for them to lift weights?” are common, while others worry, “Won’t lifting weights stunt their growth?” In reality, children are already lifting weights daily through their own body…

Coach Says I Need to Be Faster…Help?! Every player has probably heard this saying from a coach before..but what does it actually mean? It sounds pretty straight forward, just get faster right? Yes. But how do you go about doing that effectively is the real question. It’s a little bit more complicated then just adding…

Train Barefoot, Increase Hockey Performance Train barefoot?! But won’t you hurt yourself? Not have enough support or stability? Actually it’s the exact opposite! Training barefoot can actually help reduce injury risk by increasing foot strength, stability and balance. It can also provide a host of other benefits too that we’ll break down in today’s article.…

Life can get very busy and leave us with the feeling of being behind or overwhelmed. When it comes to our fitness, wellbeing or profession, preparing for the next day and building strong daily habits can always help us achieve success in our physical, mental, and financial aspects of life. Creating a structured yet flexible…

Optimal physical performance and overall fitness require preparation for our muscles to be at their most effective. Whether you’re gearing up for a workout, sports performance, or simply aiming to enhance daily mobility, the type of muscle preparation can significantly impact how you move and feel. Understanding the four essential steps — Release, Mobilize/Stretch, Activate,…