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Athlete Training Paradigm
60% Fundamental 30% Sports Specific 10% Sport Knowledge
The Three Performance Systems
Active Dynamic Warmup
Strength Training
Movement Skill/Training
RDV Mission Statement
To enhance the lives of individuals and families in our communities through exercise, sports & recreation by providing world-class service, facilities, & programs all with an environment of active fun.
Success Pyramid (Core Values)
P-FECT
Professionalism
Friendliness
Efficiency
Cleanliness
Teamwork
Success Pyramid (Core Culture) Parisi
Communication
Execution
Supportive
Fun
Success Pyramid (Core Competency) Parisi
Signature Speed and Strength (Key marketing message)
RDV Core Mission
MVP Sportsclub impact the lives of our members, customers, and guests in a positive way, every day.
What is Parisi?
"Athletically based training and education system, utilized by children and adults to enhance performance."
What is the brand?
The person delivering the experience is the brand. We are in the motivation business
What is our role
Provide the positive experience for the child and parent
Customer-Centrics
Putting yourself in the customer's shoes
Acceleration is...
Getting to maximum speed in the shortest distance
Class Emphasis (Acceleration)
Maximum Force Production
Acceleration Phase (40yds)
first 10-15 yards
Output (Acceleration)
Power
Action (Acceleration)
Pushing
Force Production (Acceleration)
High
Frequency (Acceleration)
Low (Inertia)
Musculature Emphasis (Acceleration)
Glutes & Quads
Focal Points (Acceleration)
45* Angle
Arms and 90
Hips Forward
Knees Drive Forward
Top Speed is...
Ability to maintain maximum speed using stride length and stride frequency
Class Emphasis (Top Speed)
Leg Recovery
Top Speed Phase
Last 20-40 yards
Output (Top Speed)
Neurological
Action (Top Speed)
Pulling
Force Production (Top Speed)
High (but not as high as in acceleration)
Frequency (Top Speed)
High
Musculature Emphasis
Glutes & Hamstrings
Focal Points (Top Speed)
Body Upright
Arm Action
Hips Forward & Up
Proper Leg Recovery
Focal Points (Leg Recovery)
Toe Up
Knee Forward
Thigh High
Release Leg
Rip into the floor and pull
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Position Dictates Function
Change of Direction
Ability to accelerate, decelerate, stop (stabalize), and re-accelerate in any direction while maintaining speed or balance.
Emphasis (Change of Direction)
Center of Gravity Management
Output (Change of Direction)
Power
Action (Change of Direction)
Pushing
Force Production (Change of Direction)
High
Frequency (Change of Direction)
Low
Muscle Emphasis (Change of Direction)
Glutes, Quads, Hips, Core, Etc.
Focal Points (Change of Direction)
Wide Base
Low Center of Gravity
Strong Back
Weight on inside leg, plant on outside leg
Acute Variables
Things right now that can be changed
Purpose of Strength portion
To get the best movement possible.
9 Things when writing up a program
1. Exercise Selection
2. Technique
3. Tempo (timing)
4. Reps (intensity)
5. Sets (volume)
6. Rest (depending on load)
7. Duration (of workout. 45mins to 1hr 15mins)
8. Frequency
9. Nutrition
Phases of Motion (in workout)
Eccentric Isometric Concentric (E.I.C.)
Professional Conduct
1. No Sitting
2. No Chewing Gum
3. Be on time
4. Shirt tucked in
5. No hats/covers
6. No eating and drinking
7. No Phone
8. No visible tattos/ limited piercing
9. Always Supervise
10. Be Pro-Active