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  • Top 3 In-Season Speed Exercises for Elite Performance
    Cherry Hill sports performance, Hockey Performance, Personal trainer tips, Sports performance

    Top 3 In-Season Speed Exercises for Elite Performance

    Top 3 In-Season Speed Exercises for Elite Performance Everyone is always looking into how can I get faster? What’s the best new exercise out there for speed? There’s a ton of them! The only problem is they may not be as effective as they could be if your foundation of movement is strong and efficient…

  • The desire to be successful rather than the idea of being successful
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    The desire to be successful rather than the idea of being successful

    Want vs. Willing: The Difference That Changes Everything We’ve all said it before… “I want to lose weight.” “I want to get stronger.” “I want to perform like an athlete.” The desire is real. The goal is inspiring. But when the excitement fades and the reality of the work sets in, the early mornings, the…

  • Top 5 In-Season Exercises to Develop Movement Strength 
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    Top 5 In-Season Exercises to Develop Movement Strength 

    Top 5 In-Season Exercises to Develop Movement Strength Everyone is always looking for the best ways to get stronger and stronger but isn’t movement the name of the game when it comes to almost every sport?? Now strength obviously plays a role too, so that’s why its essential to terain the body for movement strength…

  • Intentionally Learn to Perform Better at Your Sport…Fast!
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    Intentionally Learn to Perform Better at Your Sport…Fast!

    Intentionally Learn to Perform Better at Your Sport…Fast! We’ve all been there, continually trying to get better at something but it seems like the same mistakes keep happening and we just can’t figure out how to get better and take that next step up on the performance ladder! Sound Familiar? It’s extremely common and it’s…

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    Assess Your Goals, Hockey Performance, Personal trainer tips, Sports performance

     3 great drills athletes can do for the eyes Being an athlete isn’t just about the hours you spend on the field, ice, or gym floor. Downtime,  sitting in the car ( as long as you’re not the one driving) on the way to practice or a game, can be a hidden window to sharpen…

  • 3 ways to eat healthier on a sports road trip
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    3 ways to eat healthier on a sports road trip

    3 Ways to Be Healthier on Sports Road Trips September is an exciting time! sports road trips are on the rise and will stay strong for the next 4-6 months. If you’re a parent, keeping kids healthy (and avoiding inflated prices on the road) is the goal. Here are three ways to make it happen:…

  • Get back in shape, the story most often heard.
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    Get back in shape, the story most often heard.

    The aging athlete, getting back into shape The story most personal trainers hear: “There was a time when lacing up for a game or hitting the gym was automatic. Lean, fast, and always ready to compete. Training wasn’t something to schedule, it was a way of life. But then life itself shifted. Work got demanding,…

  • Elite athletes vs the wannabe elite athletes
    Assess Your Goals, Fit and healthy, Fitness, Hockey Performance, Personal trainer tips, Sports performance, Weight Loss

    Elite athletes vs the wannabe elite athletes

    Elite Athlete vs. Wannabe Elite Athlete So many athletes have talent and have seen success in their leagues, but what separates the elite athletes who make it from the wannabes? Yes, skill plays a big part of the equation  but work ethic, dedication, and consistency play an even bigger role. Here are five big differences:…

  • 5 things to switch from off season training to in season game time!
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    5 things to switch from off season training to in season game time!

    5 Great ways to win changing from off season to the in season! As athletes move from the freedom of summer into the structure of fall, everything shifts no more sleeping in, full days of school, practice times, homework, some type of personal life, and weekends filled with games and travel. For hockey players and…

  • Off season training to develop on ice skills
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    Off season training to develop on ice skills

    Develop Athletic Movement, Speed, and Power in the Off-Season Every off-season, hockey players hit the ice thinking that more skating is the answer to a breakout season. While it feels like “hockey-specific” work, the truth is if all you do is skate, you’re missing the fastest way to maximize your performance on the ice. Athletic…

  • Athlete performance takes action
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    Athlete performance takes action

    Action is the Answer: From Off-Season to Standout Season Every hockey player wants “the best season yet.” More goals, more ice time, more impact!But that doesn’t happen by luck it happens by Action. The off-season gives you space. Space to rebuild, rewire, and reset.But too many athletes treat it like a break, not a plan…

  • Illusion of choice Atheltic performance
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    Illusion of choice Atheltic performance

    The Illusion of Choice: Elite Training Edition The illusion of choice is a psychological phenomenon where people believe they have a wide range of options, but in truth, their decisions are shaped and limited by the outcomes they’re pursuing. In athletic training, this illusion shows up all the time. Athletes say they want to play…

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