Champion Sports Performance

Champion Sports Performance works with teams that are aiming to accelerate their success on the playing field. With in-season, off-season, an year-round training programs available, teams can work together to develop into a team of champions as they become a champion team.

By working with Champion Sports Performance as a team in a structured speed, strength, agility, and conditioning program, the athletes in your organization motivate each other to improve while strengthening their team bond and camaraderie. Most teams think that having their athletes "do some sprints" as part of their regular practices is enough. If you want to be better than "most teams", you have to train smarter than most teams.

By incorporating dedicated speed, strength, agility and conditioning training for your team under the instruction of an expert coach, you can be sure that they develop and improve those skills without sacrificing practice time dedicated to skills training.

Since our philosophy is centered around long-term athlete development, we work with teams across a wide range of ages and skill levels to develop appropriate training frequency, duration, and planning. Contact us today so we can discuss the best plan for your team.

For a group ranging from 9 through 28 years old, and including beginner through elite levels, their average improvement in explosive speed and acceleration was over 12% during a 6-month training period.

That same group of beginner, intermediate, advanced and elite athletes, improved their speed endurance by over 15% during a 6-month training period. This allowed them to apply their improved speed for longer periods during competition with faster recovery.

For a group ranging from 9 through 28 years old, and including beginner through elite levels, their average improvement in explosive speed and acceleration was over 150% during a 6-month training period.

With reduced workloads during the offseason, intentional work was programmed to keep athletes from straying too far from their competitive peak levels of conditioning. Many returned the next season with improved strength and quickness, and on average returned within 3% of their competitive peak.