Sports Performance Training

Be a step above your competition

SPS Sports Performance training is designed to help young athletes progress their performance to the highest levels while remaining injury-free, regardless of the sport. We believe in offering evidence-based strength and conditioning programs that are safe, fun, and are specific to each athlete’s needs.

SPS Summer Camps

How is sports performance training different from personal training?

Personal training is geared to general fitness populations, helping clients to lose body fat, gain muscle, mass, and/or maintain a level of fitness. Where as sports performance is designed to enhance athletic performance by providing workouts that are specific to the sport. SPS(Speed, Power, Strength) programs are focused on strength, power, speed, agility, mobility, flexibility, and conditioning for athletes at all levels.

How does SPS prevent sports injuries?

No training program can offer an absolute guarantee of injury prevention, especially in contact sports. But steps that we take here focus on strengthening muscle imbalances, developing coordination, enhancing mobility and flexibility, and instilling a demand for technical proficiency.

How do I get started?

Each athlete recieves a complimentary evaluation. During this one-hour session, we:

Meet to discuss sports, goals, and training history
Conduct a series of tests consistent with the above info
Determine an appropriate training plan

Training Options Include:

One-on one Training
- 60 or 90 minute individual sessions
- Highest degree of program specialization
- Program development based solely on athlete progress
Ignite Training
- 2-5 athletes per session
- Program is individualized, but with the comfort of a partner
- Creates friendly competition and an accountability partnership
Team, large-group or program-level training
- Strength and conditioning sessions for organizations, large groups, and teams
- Builds team cohesion and comaraderie

For more information or questions, contact Jacob Thomas at (262) 321-0200 or jthomas@razorsharpfit.com.

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Meet the Coaches

Drew Stroede

SPS Coach

Philosophy:
I believe that every sports performance or fitness journey is much like a mountain. To reach the summit of a mountain, you must climb up and down, zig-zagging your way to the top. I believe that fitness and sports performance are very similar in this way. My goal is to be your climbing guide to the peak of your fitness and sports performance life. I will educate you with the tools and knowledge to take the safest and most effective journey to your personal summit. I believe your goals will be achieved through hard work, dedication, and discipline. I believe, to reach new heights, you must work in a way you haven’t before and break the status quo. One of my favorite quotes is, “The stronger you climb, the higher your pedestal.” My success will be achieved when my motto becomes yours.

Education:
University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh
B.S. Kinesiology-Emphasis in Strength & Conditioning

Reflexive Performance Reset Level 1 Certification

Experience:

Played College Football for The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Strength & Conditioning Intern for the University of South Carolina Football Team
Strength & Conditioning Intern for the University of Wisconsin Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Hockey, Golf, and Spirit Squad Teams

Interests/ Specialties:

Hiking
Sports Performance
Football
Basketball
Exercise Programming

Tim Moore

SPS Coach

Philosophy:
The main objectives of my programming are 1) Improve athletic performance, and 2) Decrease the risk of injury. It is my responsibility as a coach to create a training environment that will allow each athlete to perform to the best of their ability. My programs consist of strength training, speed/agility training, mobility & stability, and energy system training.

Education:

Concordia University of Wisconsin

M.S. – Applied Exercise Science

University of Wisconsin Green Bay

B.S. – Exercise Science

Certifications:
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist – National Strength and Conditioning Association

American Red Cross CPR/AED, First Aid

Experience: