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Basketball Players and Poor Ankle Mobility

By Adam Tindal on March 16, 2016 / Basketball Performance / Leave a comment

Basketball Players and Poor Ankle Mobility By: Adam Tindal, CSCS, NASM-PES Performance Specialist SPECTRUM, Inc To all my hoopers and shot blockers out there, the ankle is naturally meant to be a mobile joint. Therefore, when we wear braces or flashy high top shoes, we are essentially

Posture in the Workplace: 3 Tips to Help

By SPECTRUM Performance on March 14, 2016 / Corporate Performance / Leave a comment

Posture in the Workplace: 3 Tips to Help If you have an office job, you’ve probably experienced the aggravating and painful effects of poor posture due to prolonged sitting at a computer. Poor posture can easily become second nature leading to damaging of the spinal structure, weakening

10 Things To Know About Intermittent Fasting

By SPECTRUM Performance on February 4, 2016 / Nutrition / Leave a comment

By: Calum McLellan, CISSN, CSCS, NASM-PES Sports Nutritionist and Sports Performance Specialist SPECTRUM, Inc “In other words, I’m stronger, leaner, and more explosive even though I go to the gym less and eat less.” –James Clear James Clear, is a writer and researcher on behavioral psychology, habit

Designing Youth Performance Training Programs

By SPECTRUM Performance on January 13, 2016 / Strength Training / Leave a comment

By: Craig Acker, MS,CSCS,NASE,ACE,USATF,CSCCa,USAW General Manager Sports Performance Specialist SPECTRUM, Inc Training young athletes raises a common concern: What should you do? How do you properly train young athletes for sports performance? Young athletes are not “small” adult athletes. That is where much of the confusion lies.Read more →

Fitness Training: Customized or Group Exercise?

By SPECTRUM Performance on January 12, 2016 / Fitness / Leave a comment

In this blog you will hear from two very respected Performance Coaches at SPECTRUM, Performance Fitness Coach: Jonathan Taylor, and Group Exercise Specialist, Rachael Malatesta. They give their views on these two services that we offer. Jonathan's Customized Training Intro: Pursuing health, being active, and living wellRead more →

Need To Compete

By SPECTRUM Performance on January 11, 2016 / SPECTRUM CHALLENGE, Uncategorized / Leave a comment

TEST YOURSELF, PROVE YOURSELF, AND INSPIRE OTHERS. Is there a small part of you that wants to compete. Does a monthly challenge drive you. How does your name make the wall.#NeedToCompete Test yourself, prove yourself, and inspire others! If you are an athlete at heart, you haveRead more →

Multiple Teams in the High School Weight Room

By SPECTRUM Performance on January 7, 2016 / High School Athletics / Leave a comment

By: Danny Olszowy, CSCS The Master's Academy Strength & Conditioning Coach Sports Performance Specialist SPECTRUM, Inc In a high school setting often times you will have to work with at least two different teams in the weight room at the same time. Depending on the teams youRead more →

Press Release: New partnership with Miami-based ticket sales and entertainment company, Entertainment Benefits Group, LLC

By SPECTRUM Performance on December 4, 2015 / Press Release / Leave a comment

SPECTRUM, Inc. is excited to announce a new partnership with Miami-based ticket sales and entertainment company, Entertainment Benefits Group, LLC. EBG, the largest premier travel and entertainment provider in the U.S. with offices in Miami, Orlando, New York, and Las Vegas, has recently taken a major shiftRead more →

Holiday Survival Guide

By Lauren Hodges on November 2, 2015 / Corporate Performance / Leave a comment

By: Dr. Lauren HodgesDirector of Corporate PerformanceSPECTRUM, Inc Though the holidays is one of the most magical times of the year, it’s also a time associated with the infamous “holiday weight gain.” With the parties, sweets, elaborate holiday dinners, cookie exchanges and so on, overindulgence is aRead more →

Small High School Football Strength & Conditioning

By SPECTRUM Performance on November 2, 2015 / High School Athletics / Leave a comment

By: Danny Olszowy, CSCSThe Master's Academy Strength & Conditioning Coach Sports Performance SpecialistSPECTRUM, Inc Football teams tend to be large. They generally have the biggest, strongest athletes in the school and the most players on the team of any sport. This can make for a complicated situationRead more →