Scientifically Oriented Athletic Regimen (SOAR) is a training program focused on helping athletes reach new levels of performance. Our progressive, unique, and balanced approach builds well-rounded athletes. With a focus on proper training in form and mechanics, SOAR focuses on building a solid foundation in five athletic pillars: Strength, Power, Speed, Agility, and Conditioning/Endurance. Athletes will also be pushed to attain better flexibility, balance, coordination, and reactivity!
A stronger more powerful athlete is a must to RISE above the competition. Athletes will be trained in a progressive strength regimen with an emphasis on proper technique and mechanics. Strength and power are the foundation of performance and will assist with injury prevention.
As athletes become stronger and more explosive, speed and agility will improve. Athletes will be trained to recognize proper sprinting, acceleration, and deceleration mechanics. These mechanics will aid them and drastically improve their speed and quickness.
Start your season in shape and ready to compete! Many times, athletes spend their off-season becoming out of shape. Coaches then must spend precious practice time to get their athletes into shape. Our athletes will stand out at practice and games with the level of conditioning and endurance they will develop at SOAR.
Proper static and dynamic stretching are key to unlocking each athlete’s potential. Balance and stability play a part in every sport. Athletes will gain a better understanding of how to control their movements during athletic competition at a higher level.
Coordination and reactivity are crucial to becoming a better athlete. SOAR will put athletes through sport-specific exercises and drills which allow them to work in a way that mimics sport-specific movement. Being able to react quickly is important in any sport as plays happen in the blink of an eye.
Train with coaches that are college-educated in Sport and Exercise Science with national certifications that include 10 years of experience and knowledge as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Personal Trainer, Medical Exercise Specialist, and Functional Training Specialist.
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