MPF
Training Systems Programs

Camp
Times
Fridays
4:00pm-5:30pm
Sundays
10:00am-11:30am
Location
Harbour View School
4343 Pickwick Cir.
Huntington Beach, Ca 92649
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Athletes
know that, in nearly every sport, speed, agility and quickness are
coveted by coaches and scouts at every level.
Sports science has shown us that the old beliefs about not being
able to develop speed simply aren't true.
What
is true, however, is that getting faster is not a simple process.
And it definitely doesn't happen overnight. It takes a commitment
to learning and continually practicing the most efficient movement
techniques in order to save yourself the critical split seconds
of reaction time that spell the difference between making and not
making plays.
MPF Training Systems “Gamespeed”
Speed and Agility programs are geared for just that….Gamespeed!

Athletes
are taught that just running alone does not make you faster but
rather a combination it’s a combination of using strength,
proper linear and lateral running mechanics, proper acceleration
and deceleration and most of all, injury prevention.
Once
the athlete has developed the speed, agility and drills then the
athlete will advance to weighted implements such as weighted vests,
sleds, overspeed cords and bands along with our strongman exercises
to help increase motor reaction and of course conditioning.
When
all of these drills are put into place we work at a Gamespeed pace
where the athlete has to work and run as if in an actual game situation,
this, we feel will help give them not only a physical edge but a
mental one as well.
2
x per week - $159.00
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3
x per week - $199.00 |
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*$25
fee for drop-ins |
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MPF
GAMESPEED
Speed & Agility Clinics |
The
Role of a Strength and Conditioning Coach
The Strength and Conditioning Coach is responsible for improving
an athlete's performance and preventing common sports related
injuries. By determining the strengths and weaknesses of
an athlete, a training program is devised to enhance performance
and correct imbalances and deficiencies which may lead to
injury.
Technical Skill v/s Athletic Skill
Participation in sports requires a blend of technical skills
and athletic skills. The exact amount of each is dependent
on the sport and level of competition. Technical skills,
such as throwing for the baseball player or shooting for
the lacrosse player, are required explicitly by each sport.
Between tournaments, leagues, games and practices, technical
skills are, at times, practiced 5-6 days per week for the
greater part of the calendar year. Athletic skills such
as power, strength, flexibility, balance, speed and agility
are required by all sports but their role and level of importance
in each sport will vary. Athletic skills training will enhance
the execution of technical skills, increase performance
and prevent injury.
Athletic Skills Development
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