Our Trainers

Points To Consider When
Selecting A Trainer:

• What is their resume of athletes and/or results?
• How long have the athletes been able to repeat the results they received from training?
• Do you see the same results with different athletes and other people on a consistent basis?
• What is their stance on creating “just weight room results”? In other words: Do they try to prepare the athlete for not just the field but also challenge them to consider life after the game is over?
• Do they use a lot of catchy terms that sounds scientific, yet have little to no merit when you ask questions?
• Are they high pressure? Meaning: Do they breath down your neck to get you or your child to sign up for training?
• Do they spend time with you directly?
• Do they educate you as to why you are doing the activities they assign you or do they just tell you what to do and expect you to not ask question?
• Do you feel comfortable around him or her?
• Is their facility equipped to meet your needs?
• Is the trainer competent enough to meet your needs and can they accept feedback from you?