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The
kids call him "Coach Ramz". He's consistent, focused and
motivational, but treats each session with the same back-end approach...
make sure the kids are having productive fun!
PhysiCore's exclusive Ready. Set. XPLODE ! Junior Performance Training
program combined with Titleist Junior Coach process for your junior
Focus
on Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD)
- Develop Fundamental Movement Skills
- Establish Functional Movement Patterns
- Encourage Fundamental Sport Skills
- Create a Love for the Game, Process & Fitness
RSX Program Questions Answered:
RSX Junior Performance Training benefits:
- Training for sports requiring rotational power such as golf,
baseball, hockey, tennis and running
- Designed from a junior's perspective for fun, success and advancement
- Multi-dimensional focus on sport skills and development
- Goal and reward via 20 functional fitness tests
- Core strength, emotional confidence and ballistic movements
Long
Term Athlete Development (LTAD) is a road-map for juniors from
6 to 18+ years of age, based on age-appropriate skill acquisition,
with more complicated and specialized movement patterns introduced
as the junior progresses to the next level of development.
Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) combine two or more body
segments. Examples include locomotion, stability, object control
and body awareness. Progressing beyond these skills prematurely
inhibits full athletic potential.
Functional Movement Patterns are created with fitness training
that focuses on stability and mobility through a full range of body
motion. These patterns are promoted through supervised sport specific
and cross training.
Transition to Fundamental Sport Skills (FSS) generally occurs
near the onset of the main growth spurt. Developing a broad sense
of FMS and FSS help juniors become better athletes.
Simply put
FMS + FSS = Physical Literacy
and Physical Literacy = Athletic Success!
RSX
MISSION: To ensure a lifetime of sport-participation and
enjoyment, PhysiCore's training process creates a fun environment
for competition, a junior-focused understanding of training
and practice and appreciation of fitness through creative activities,
open dialogue and positive motivation.
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