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Sports Performance Enhancement

Twin Peak Performance, LLC has worked with numerous athletes as well as high schools to develop and implement sport-specific programs to individuals and groups. We’ll customize a program that focuses on your sport, abilities and goals. This training is available for all ages and abilities.

You may come to us or arrange for our staff to come to you.
Services include:

Our staff looks to improve on overall performance in athletics which includes, increasing one’s confidence, consistency of play, increasing one’s skill level, power and coordination, and giving each athlete or team the confidence within themselves to be a winner.

We have worked closely with individuals, teams, and coaches in the following sports: Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Running, Soccer, and Football.

Our Goal:
To provide athletes, coaches and parents with as many tools as possible to minimize injuries, maximize musculoskeletal performance and enhance one’s athletic abilities.

Let us design your training program and help you get the “Winning Edge”!

Strength Training
All athletes need a strength program to ensure balanced muscular development and to decrease the risk of injury. Athletes who lack significant muscular strength are more likely to get injured or drop out of the sport due to failure or frustration. Our Sports Enhancement Program will help athletes learn proper lifting techniques as well as developing a program for increasing muscular strength, power and endurance. Don’t worry female athletes; lifting will not make you big. If is very important for the female athlete to have some form of resistance training to improve athletic ability as well as decrease injuries. (back to Top)

Speed Training
Running speed is important for success in sports. Even though the exact requirements may differ for each sport, almost all sports consider speed an important quality. Speed influences an athlete’s ability to get to the ball, get to the base, get to the goal, outrun a defender, catch an opponent with the ball, block a scoring attempt, etc. Speed is such an important quality that it is frequently used to help determine who makes the team and who starts. We will instruct athletes on proper running techniques and form. Once athletes have learned the proper form they will engage in drills to improve one’s acceleration, deceleration, string length, and overall speed. Drills will incorporate the use of bungee cords as well as parachutes to help improve one’s overall speed. (back to Top)

Agility Training
In today’s world of competitive sports, the emphasis on training has become paramount. The emergence of agility drills as a means to increase sport performance has come to the forefront. The term “agility” is referred to as the ability to stop, start and change the direction of the body or body parts rapidly in a controlled manner. Look at Barry Sanders for example; he was able to start, stop and change direction on a dime. Was he gifted? Yes, but he also worked hard on improving his agility. Agility is a trainable skill that needs to be worked on continuously, demands proper mechanics in the upper and lower body and has specific guidelines that need to be followed so training does not become another form of conditioning. We have developed a multitude of agility drills tailored to each sport and position, which vary in complexity while using numerous implements that can be used to increase such factors as foot work, acceleration, deceleration and body control. Through consistently and effectively practicing these drills, an athlete can improve their first step of quickness, change of direction, and their ability to dominate on the field of play. (back to Top)

Plyometric Training
Our plyometric program uses multi-directional exercises to help you improve power, quickness, coordination, core stability, balance and awareness of your body position. (back to Top)

S.P.A.R.Q. Off Season Training Sessions

Do you need to take your game to the next level? Don’t wait for the season to begin to start working toward your goals. Let Twin Peak Performance help you get faster and stronger now with our S.P.A.R.Q. program. S.P.A.R.Q. stands for speed, power, agility, reaction and quickness. Based on our years of experience as athletic trainers we know that these are the qualities athletes need to excel past the competition.

Twin Peak Performance is offering two-hour training sessions for athletes in Grades 6-12. Each session will include weight training, speed, agility and plyometrics determined by sport. Our sessions can help any athlete improve in any sport.

Twin Peak Performance also will work with any coach interested in setting up any of their teams on a training program at their schools. For more information on our team and individual training sessions, please contact Shelly DelosSantos at (989) 245-6056 or Becky Raube at (989) 751-0057. (back to Top)


ACL Prevention
To help female athletes who play competitive basketball, volleyball, or soccer prevent ACL injuries to their knees, Shelly DelosSantos, MS, ATC and Becky Raube, MS, ATC, co-owners of Twin Peak Performance, created a sports enhancement program that will help female athletes train their muscles in an attempt to prevent knee injuries.
Research has shown over the years that more young women are playing sports and therefore more are experiencing this painful injury that can keep them sidelined for an entire season. One in every 100 female athletes at the high school level is at risk for ACL injuries each year. The risk is one in 10 for female athletes at the college level.
Most injuries to the ligament are non-contact, meaning the athlete makes a cut or comes down from a jump and the ligament snaps. This injury is considered one of the biggest health and safety concerns in sports. However, there are several elements that can help female athletes decrease their risk factors for this type of knee injury. S.P.A.R.Q. provides these elements through a series of exercises designed to help the players avoid vulnerable positions, increase flexibility, and also increase functional strength. As female athletes carry out the elements to this plan, they will learn to prevent injuries and enhance their athletic performance. (back to Top)

Sport-Specific Cord Training
You can use resistance cord training to improve sport-specific skills such as throwing, hitting, kicking, puck handling and shooting, club head speed and more. (back to Top)

Flexibility Training
In today’s world of athletics, one injury can derail a team’s season; therefore a proper flexibility program is essential. The picture of a team sitting in a circle stretching is no longer visible. Athletes need to be ready for movement in their sport from the start. That is why Twin Peak Performance, along with other strength and conditioning coaches, realize the need for a dynamic warm-up. Twin Peak has selected a variety of movements that engage an athlete’s hips, core and limbs to move through game-like motions. This dynamic warm-up gets the muscles and joints stretched not in one plane of motion, but a multi-directional motion, decreasing the likelihood of an injured joint or muscle. (back to Top)


 

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