SPTA Fitness Launches Boston's First Ultimate Injury Prevention Program

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 SPTA FITNESS ULTIMATE

INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM

 

 

Price: $599.00 for 18 sessions

Age: Entering 7th Grade – College Seniors

When: Beginning July 6, 2011.

Mon/Wed @ 6:30am, 7:30am, 5:30pm, 6:30pm,

Friday @ 6:30am & 7:30am

Terms: 18 sessions expire 60 days from 1st session attended

 

 

How to Sign Up: Call 781-444-5141 Ext 0

 

Warm-Up:

 

Dynamic Stretching will take place in the 50 yards within Dynamic Alley. This will take place over 5 – 8 minutes and be followed by 3-5 minutes of light jogging.

 

The Circuit:

 

There are a total of seven stations. There are six functional exercise stations and one Tempo Station. In stations 1-6, Agility, Balance, Running Form/Speed, Med Ball Stability, Upper Body, Lower Body, and Core strength will be addressed. Within Tempo Alley, 30yd, 40yd, and 50yd Sprints will be performed.

 

Station 1:

 

Line Drills – Single Leg/Double Leg Forward & Back Jumping, SL/DL Side-to-Side Jumping, Double Leg Scissor Jumps, Four Corner Square Hops.

Unilateral Balance Drills – Lateral two-step’s with eccentric stab’s.

Jump Rope – Continuous jump roping (functional calf raises). Can progress to SL as able.

 

Station 2:

 

Agility Ladder: Two size ladders (15-step, 9-step). Age appropriate series of footwork drills. Six to ten drills utilizing quick feet, side steps, forward, backward, cross-over, and lateral stability.

 

Station 3:

 

20 yd Speed Focus: Proper running form (Arm swings, breathing, hand position), Explosive starts, “Staying Low”, accelerating, decelerating properly. Using Walking lunges w/ rotation, ball drops, 10yd explosives vs. 20yd acceleration.

 

Station 4:

 

Medicine Ball Functional Core: Training the core through rotation while incorporating concentric/eccentric lower extremity contractions and proper hip activation. Also a specific focus on ankle stability through all axes/planes of motion.

 

Station 5/6:

 

Functional Strengthening: A focus on proper form, kinetic deficiencies, weakness, strengths, and possible limiting injuries. Isolating specific muscle groups through body-weight exercises, light weights, battle ropes, and partner resistance. Addressing movement patterns that have proven to be precursors to Knee/Ankle/Hip/Shoulder injuries.

 

Dynamic Alley:

 

Aerobic/Anaerobic Training:30, 40, 50 yard runs/sprints while monitoring active vs. recovery ratios. Incorporating all previously trained mechanisms including footwork, explosiveness, speed, form, and strength all the way through deceleration.

 

**Static stretching is recommended post exercise. SPTA Fitness will have Dynamic & Static stretching pocket sheets available to take home.**

 

 
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