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Coach Espi - "The Speed Mechanic" - is The Sports Speed & Agility Expert in the Sacramento area. He is the Athlete Development Director for Dynamite Sports Speed Academy. No matter what sport you play - Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Hockey - The Speed Mechanic can help you develop the kind of explosive speed that will give you a definite advantage over the competition. Call Now to schedule your FREE Consultation/Evaluation
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Athletes train to become fitter, stronger, faster and develop all-around athletic sports performance skills - coordination, balance, reaction time, linear & multidirectional speed, agility and quickness. Athlete Age Groups:
-Springboard - Ages 8 to 10
-Exploration - Ages 11 to 13
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Adult Fitness Program - Small Group Personal Training - Team Fit
-Do you want to move, look and feel better, drop a couple of dress sizes, fit into skinnier jeans, have a tighter core and slimmer abs, loose those last 5 or 10 pounds you've been unable to on your own? - We'll help you get in the best shape of your life!
-If you're a recreational athlete, with our athletic programing experience, we'll show you how to develop a fitter, stronger, sleeker and more resilient body to enjoy the sports you love to play, and to play at a higher level - whether it's golf, tennis, basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, swimming, mud runs or adventure races that test and challenge the limits of your functional strength and conditioning, you name it.
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In a study published in the journal Preventive Medicine, researchers at the Penn State College of Medicine found a link between strength training and a longer life.
Researchers looked at data from the National Health Interview Survey collected between 1997 and 2001 and linked it to death certificates.
Only 9% reported lifting weights, however they had a 46 percent less risk of early death than people who didn’t.
The weight trained group were also 41 percent less likely to have a cardiac-related death and 19 percent less likely to die from cancer.
Additionally, studies have shown that regular workouts boost immune function and lower inflammation.
A 2019 study in Nature Reviews: Immunology noted that skeletal muscle is a “major immune regulatory organ” that generates anti-inflammatory and immunoprotective proteins called myokines.
A 2018 study found that higher-intensity workouts may blunt immunosenescence (weakening of the immune system as you age) in older adults.
“Exercise strengthens the body and may be the most important lifestyle intervention you can add".
- Insoo Kang, M.D., associate professor of medicine and director of allergy, immunology and internal medicine at the Yale School of Medicine.
11/11/2020
Thank you for defending freedom and liberty, for your service, and for your sacrifice. We remember.
08/29/2020
Spatial awareness while in mid air. No matter what your body is doing while in mid air, the goal is to find a good landing.
08/17/2020
Learning to absorb forces is just as important as learning to produce forces. Landing from a box, with a quarter turn in the air, immediately followed with a hurdle jump.
08/12/2020
In training scenarios jumps are often trained from a “static” position, which is great from a pure power/force production point of view. It’s also good to train jumps from “moving” positions which require a bit more coordination and timing. Here, the boys are working on jumps from a curved line approach. You can see that they are not totally comfortable as they approach the jump because it’s somewhat new to them; and that’s ok - athletes sometimes need to be put in an unfamiliar setting/task, they need to be challenged, and you have to give them the opportunity to “figure” it out - that’s one way they grow, improve, and create a greater baseline of athleticism.
08/08/2020
Near Max Heavy Hex Bar Deadlifts - A different rep/rest scheme to help develop greater strength levels.
3 reps per set, 3 near Max heavy sets.
Rest 30-40 seconds between reps. Rest 2-3 minutes between sets.
For example:
Set One
-perform rep 1
-rest 30-40 seconds
-perform rep 2
-rest 30-40 seconds
-perform rep 3
-rest 2-3 minutes before you perform the next set of 3 reps.
07/24/2020
Crossover Run: Learn to run with separation between the upper and lower body. It’s often required in team sports. Think of an outfielder going back for a ball that”s been hit overhead or in the gap; a receiver or defensive back running out a route and needing to look back at the QB; a soccer player on a breakaway while the ball is being passed up ahead from the backfield.
The stick reinforces the need for the upper body to be twisted/turned. The athlete is also connected to the Exergenie, which provides some resistance.
07/20/2020
Sprint Training with a twist. Mini hurdle runs with trunk twists (with an aqua ball) - add variability, and challenge coordination between the upper and lower body.
07/14/2020
Learning, practicing, playing - cutting, changing directions, and creating separation from somebody on that's on your heels!
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