Avos Strength

How do you know if your training is actually improving performance?

Our Performance Testing assessment gives boxers and combat athletes objective data to guide their training.

Using evidence-based testing, we assess:

• Strength

• Power

• Mobility

• Conditioning

Every athlete receives a detailed report with their results benchmarked against elite-level data, helping identify strengths, weaknesses, and where training can have the biggest impact.

Founding Cohort Pricing (until September 30):

• $100 per athlete for on-site testing at your gym (minimum of 6 athletes)

• $150 for individual assessments at Gymbox

Punch testing is not included in this round of assessments.

If you're a boxer, coach, or gym interested in booking performance testing, send me a DM and I'd be happy to answer any questions.

Training should not look the same for everyone.

At Avos, we do not believe in forcing people into generic programs.

Training should be built around the person in front of us: their goals, injury history, schedule, experience level, and what they need to feel stronger, more confident, and more capable.

Whether someone is getting back into training, working around an injury, preparing for sport, or simply trying to move and feel better, the process should be thoughtful and intentional.

That is what we care about most.

A big thank you to Tosin for all of her work coaching at Avos.

Tosin has been a steady part of GYMBOX ATHLETIC CLUB early morning crew, with the 6:30am classes, and we’re so grateful for the energy, care, and professionalism she brought into the gym.

Monday was her last class with us, as she’s moving on to a new full-time opportunity, and we’re genuinely so excited for her.

Thank you, Tosin, for being part of Avos. We’ll miss having you in the gym, and we’re wishing you all the best in this next chapter.

Behind every great program is a team that cares about getting the details right.

At Avos Strength, every coach shares the same philosophy: build a strong foundation, move with purpose, and train for the long game.

Whether you're working toward better performance, recovering from an injury, or simply want to keep doing the activities you love for years to come, our goal is the same: provide coaching that's thoughtful, individualized, and built around you.

Proud of this team and the work we do every day.

Train. Play. Repeat.

Strong foundations create long-term results.

Before we increase load, we earn it.

Before we increase complexity, we master the basics.

Before we chase performance, we build movement quality.

Too often, people rush to advanced exercises while overlooking the fundamentals that make those exercises safe and effective in the first place.

At Avos Strength, we believe the long game matters.

The goal isn't just to get stronger this month.

The goal is to continue training, competing, hiking, golfing, skiing, running, and living actively for decades to come.

That starts with building a foundation you can trust.

Train. Play. Repeat.

Do your hips, groin, or lower back feel more beat up after hockey than they used to?

Many recreational hockey players continue playing for years without ever learning how to train for the demands of the sport.

Play Hockey Longer is a 90-minute interactive workshop focused on improving mobility, strength, conditioning, and durability on the ice.

You'll learn practical strategies for:
• Hip and ankle mobility
• Groin and adductor strength
• Single-leg stability
• Power and first-step explosiveness
• Conditioning for hockey performance

Includes a take-home Hockey Longevity Playbook.

June 27, 2026
11:30am–1:00pm
Gymbox Athletic Club
909 W Broadway, Vancouver

Limited to 16 participants.

Link in Bio or Registration:

Avos Strength - Vancouver Strength and Conditioning Coach—Play Hockey Longer Includes:• Interactive workshop• Movement & mobility testing• Guided drills and exercises• The Hockey Longevity Playbook (digital handbook)

Most people don't need a better program. They need more consistency.

The basics aren't exciting.

Getting enough sleep.

Eating enough protein.

Training regularly.

Walking more.

Managing stress.

None of those things will go viral, but they're the habits that move the needle year after year.

The people who make the biggest improvements aren't usually the most talented. They're the ones who continue showing up when motivation fades.

Train. Play. Repeat.