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Seminars Come join us on September 11, 2010 for our ATHLETiCiSM Performance Coach Seminar in Newport Beach, CA. Be prepared for an interactive morning full of unique and comprehensive concepts that ATHLETiCiSM uses when training professional athletes. This is a must attend seminar for any athlete, parent, coach, doctor, therapist and/or trainer wanting to learn how to properly warm-up and train for performance. ATHLETiCiSM is an all encompassing program, with over 50 years of development, helping athletes to build the essential foundation it takes to achieve the highest level of performance. “The Performance Coach seminar will build a proper foundation to enhance speed and power, increase vertical leap and make the athletes more coordinated.” says Justin Frandson, President and Director of the ATHLETiCSM located Corona del Mar, CA. In addition, Dr. Tim Brown, the famous Beach Doc and founder of ItelliSkin, will have his new posture shirts featured to reinforce the seminar topic of proper posture in sport. This one day seminar will change the way athletes train and prepare for sports. Date:September 11, 2010Time: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Location: Newport Orthopedic Institute, 22 Corporate Plaza, Newport Beach, CA. 92660 Cost: $99 for adults and $45 for student athletes Includes: ATHLETiCiSM warm-up DvD and Playbook Athleticism is an athletic quality of explosive coordination, vigor, grace, concentration, posture and execution relished by observers and competitors alike. Learn how to become more performance oriented when preparing for your sport. > CLICK HERE TO REGISTER> DOWNLOAD SEMINAR AGENDA |
![]() ![]() Athletes and teams training Run Faster Jump Higher Change Directions Quicker Become Ambidextrous Improve Flexibility, Joint Stability, Posture Increase Core Stength Develop Team Synergy Decrease the Risk of Injury Learn Warm up and Recovery Techniques Have Fun! Bridge Training Gain flexibilty and Range of Motion Decrease Pain Improve Balance, Stability, Joint Integrity Develop Proper Posture Increase Strength Decrease Risk of Reinjury Learn an entire Stretching System Have Fun! |
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