Confident, Successful Student Athletes – PART 1
Athlete, listen up…I know you are wondering, “Am I one of the 10% of athletes who is ACTUALLY playing up to my true potential? At my age and my
March ATHLETE OF THE MONTH – Eleni Bedard
You would never know it today, but Eleni Bedard and the sport of lacrosse did not get off to the most auspicious start. She had just entered
A Secret to Your Athlete’s Long-term Success (Inspiring Story)
I just finished up a conversation with a D1 lacrosse player who just learned her career is over. She medically retired earlier this month due to a
Why Female Athletes Have More ACL Injuries
#1 Anatomical MakeupThe Q-Angle is the relationship between the hips and knees. It is more pronounced in females because their hips are design to be
February Warrior of the Month – Tom Starkoski
I have always been active but a series of minor injuries, business travel, and lifestyle choices contributed to losing my edge. I started at PFP with
3 COSTLY MISTAKES BASEBALL PLAYERS MAKE IN SEASON AND HOW TO FIX THEM
Most high school baseball players are trying to do a good thing by getting in the weightroom, but in attempt to do the right thing they are actually
Motivation and Mindset are Not the Same Thing
Motivation and Mindset are NOT The Same Thing Stop for a second and think about the last time you were motivated.It probably was not that long ago. It
February ATHLETE OF THE MONTH – Nicholas Spessard
Growing up, Nicholas Spessard was a star on the lacrosse field. “I am naturally tall and I was always faster than everyone else,” he says. “It just
Should My Athlete Play Multiple Sports? Why?
This article is all about Early Sport Specialization VS. Sport Differentiation. Should your athlete play multiple sports, or specialize in one sport? I believe it all starts with WHY. In this article my goal is to share with you the facts, the science, and how we use this information at PFP to help athlete’s develop […]
Choose to Stand Out if you want to be Outstanding
Choose to Stand Out if you want to be Outstanding: Embracing Discontinuity Requires Courage. What does that even mean?This one’s for you, high school