What do you enjoy in life? What are you good at? Success begins with a dream. Dreams are goals with a deadline. Don’t be afraid to dream big. The bigger the better. Dreams and goals are the motivating factors that drive us to succeed. When you discover your dream, you need to begin planning on …
Atlantic Health Medicine Series: The Return to Play Process for Athletes After Injury
Dr. Jason Lowenstein, Director of Scoliosis & Spinal Deformity from Atlantic Sports Health, joins Bill Parisi to discuss the return to play process for athletes after injury.
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Parisi Master Coach, Chad Coy, Travels to China for Certification
Parisi Master Coach, Chad Coy, spent 7 days in China this month performing two certifications – one in Beijing and the second in Anhui. Not only was it a tremendous experience for our new Coaches in China, but Chad was even able to get a training session in with the young athletes as well.
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Building Good Nutritional Habits For Your Young Athlete (And You)
You have a son or daughter and they play sports. And since you do love them and want the best for them, you’ve decided to do everything in your power to help them succeed. You’ve enrolled them at a Parisi Speed School to ensure they get the highest quality speed and strength training. You’ve found …
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Spinal Health & Spinal Deformity
Dr. Jason Lowenstein, Director of Scoliosis & Spinal Deformity from Atlantic Sports Health, joins Bill Parisi to discuss spinal health and spinal deformity.
Goal Setting Advice for Young Athletes (& Their Parents)
Athletics play an important role in the development of children. Youth sports are bigger than ever, and kids today have the luxury of specialized training for individual sports. So, when should children consider specialization? Specializing in a sport, at any age, is acceptable as long as the child has made the decision. Sometimes parents get …
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Youth Sports Training FAQ
1. How many times can my youth/athlete train per week and what is optimal? The amount of training per week depends on the specific Parisi program. Some programs are unlimited, while others are specific to a number of days per week. The optimal amount of training per week again depends on the program, but in …
Atlantic Health Medicine Series: Spinal Health & Spinal Deformity
Dr. Jason Lowenstein, Director of Scoliosis & Spinal Deformity from Atlantic Sports Health, joins Bill Parisi to discuss spinal health and spinal deformity.
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What is Parisi Speed School?
If you want to train with the best sports performance program in the nation, the Parisi Speed School is the place to be. Find out why Parisi has been the industry leader in sports performance training for 25+ years, helping more than 650,000 athletes of all ages and abilities become faster, stronger and mentally tougher. …
Core Training for Athletes
The Question: How do we get our athletes to become stronger and more powerful while also preventing injury? The Answer: Proximal Stiffness What is Proximal Stiffness? Proximal Stiffness is a term coined by Dr. Stuart McGill, PhD, world-renowned Back Mechanic and professor of biomechanics. Proximal Stiffness is the stiffening of the core between the hips …
Atlantic Health Medicine Series: Health Habits & Back Hygiene
Dr. Jason Smith, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine Physiatrist from Atlantic Sports Health, joins Bill Parisi to discuss health habits and back hygiene.
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5 Tips For Injury Prevention
Focusing on injury prevention should be a staple in every training program. Injury prevention will only help your athlete, and can improve their speed and strength as well. Follow these five tips to stay injury free and at the top of your game. 1. Complete an Assessment Before Beginning Any New Program No two athletes …