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Drink water for optimal athletic performance Supplements, massage guns, saunas, and cold plunges are some of the ways people look to get healthier. What is often found, however, is that they need to drink more water. The developing athlete—and athletes in general—need water. Water is the foundation of every process in the body. If you…

Boxing Babes Galentine’s Celebration Looking for an empowering and heart-pumping way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? TA Boxing has you covered! Whether you’re a beginner or a fitness enthusiast, this event is set to make you move, sweat and celebrate yourself and your fellow gals. Don’t miss our first Boxing Babes Galentine’s group session—a perfect mix…

In season Training versus off season training Off season training, especially for hockey players means spending time at the rink more than the beach. Though it may not be for everyone the sacrifice does wonders for the season. Training philosophies vary depending on goal sets and training programs. The athlete’s schedule changes throughout the year,…

Camaraderie meets boxing as therapy! Many think of boxing as a combat sport. Which it is, but  Boxing is medicine. Health, confidence, brotherhood, pushing past mental limits, enjoyment,  is just some of the great attributes that come from boxing. We’re excited to host generation dads for one of our unique boxing training sessions. It’s all…

“Get Stronger”: What That May Mean for the Young Athlete Developing young athletes can be challenging. Often, youth coaches struggle to identify the specific needs that help each player improve their movement and athletic performance. The go-to phrase is “your young athlete needs to be stronger.” As mentioned in past articles, changes in hormones, body…

Sports Performance Essentials for Athletes Aged 8-13 Years Social media is packed with complex exercises demonstrated by top athletes. But ages 8-13? Not the time for them, even if the post claims to show “5 great ways to increase speed.” As with everything, creating a foundation of strength and stability should be the number one…

Protein Needs: how much is enough In the fitness, sports performance, and health worlds, protein is the “popular kid.” Carbs and fats, on the other hand, are often labeled as the “enemy.” Though this is somewhat of a misnomer, it’s important to understand the benefits of protein and what protein actually is. (For more on…

How a Personal Trainer Can Help You Succeed in Your New Year’s Resolutions New Year’s resolutions can be a daunting challenge for many. It’s common to start the year full of motivation, only to see those intentions slip away by February. One of the key takeaways from recent fitness articles is the importance of focusing…

Don’t Burn Calories—Modify Habits for Health Success “If I work out really intensely, I’ll get the results I’m looking for.” The concept of Calories in vs. Calories out is one of the most popular strategies for achieving success. Whether you’re an athlete or someone looking to get back in shape, it’s crucial to understand the…

Top 3 Kettlebell Mistakes The kettlebell is a full gym in one weight. When used effectively, it allows for resistance training, mobility, cardio, and endurance—all in one, with limited space needed for storage and use. Due to its effectiveness, it is available in most gyms. The issue? People misuse the kettlebell. The fitness industry, over…

Training Aspects in Hollydell ice arena. After many years of unleashing potential in Voorhees, Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Marlton and many of the surrounding areas, Training Aspects is also located in Sewell, Nj. We offer personal training, corporate training, athlete development, and sports team training. Our promise at Training Aspects is to continually assess your mind…

Three Most Common Questions for a Personal Trainer: Though we are all unique, the questions and challenges we face when starting something new are often the same. It’s important to understand the commitments required to achieve your goal. Find a plan or personal trainer who can help you create new habits and then stay consistent…