Athlete insights

Consider this: If an athlete improves by just 1% each day, over the course of a year, they will have enhanced their performance by 37 times. This compound effect of daily improvements is what separates elite athletes from their peers.

This blog post emphasizes that a strength coach's primary role is to serve athletes' needs, prioritizing their overall health and tailoring programs to their developmental stage and competitive season. The post explores the differences between training while in-season and off-season training.

Hockey demands an exceptional combination of speed, agility, and strength, and at E.A.T.S., we've honed our training programs to meet these specific needs.

In the fast-paced world of hockey, where quick decisions and top physical performance are crucial, having a well-structured warm-up routine is important.

But speed training is not just for sprinters or elite athletes; it’s a crucial component in the development of all young athletes, no matter their sport. In this blog post, we’ll explore the many benefits of speed training for youth athletes and why it should be incorporated into their training routines.