Articles
Drill of the Month- The Jerk
By Nicolas O'BrienDecember 10, 2008
Preventing ACL Injuries
By Jocelyn LecheNovember 13, 2008
Reducing the Risk of Knee Injuries in Soccer
By Ken VickNovember 13, 2008
Determining Caloric Needs for Optimizing Sports Performance
By Coach Lindsay YocumNovember 11, 2008
Drill of the Month: Acceleration Bound
By Richard TruongNovember 06, 2008
Rotational Medicine Ball Toss
By Nick O'BrienOctober 20, 2008
Ouch! My feet! How to Cope With Plantar Faciitis
By Gayle SonodaOctober 20, 2008
Medicine Ball Rotational Toss
By Ken VickOctober 18, 2008
What Coaches Can Learn From Great Business Managers
By Ken VickOctober 18, 2008
Too Much of a Good Thing
By Karla CampbellSeptember 17, 2008
Exercise of the Month: Back Squat
By Erik KasabuskeSeptember 16, 2008
FOCUS: Mental Skills Conditioning: Getting Calm Under Pressure
By Dr. Michael GervaisAugust 14, 2008
Getting Calm Under Pressure
One of the most important skills for finding that calm intensity is developed by using your breath. Your breath allows you to find the balance between being too keyed-up and too relaxed – to find the sweet spot of being calm and intense.
Safety in the Weight Room
By Velocity Sports Performance - IrvineOctober 20, 2009
In light of the recent weight room accident that occurred at USC involving running back Stafon Johnson I have had many conversations with parents, athletes, coaches and other strength and conditioning professionals as to what actually happened, how it could have been prevented, who’s to blame, and why did it happen in the first place. The answer is that unless you were there you don’t know all the circumstances surrounding the accident and any attempt to explain what happened or if anyone is to blame is going to be purely speculation. As a strength and conditioning professional I was relieved to hear that this young man is going to make a full recovery and live to play his chosen sport again.
Baseball Training Camp
By Velocity Sports PerformanceFebruary 18, 2009
Presidents' Day Speed Clinic
By Velocity Sports Performance-South BayFebruary 09, 2009
Learn the techniques used by Pro & Olympic athletes. Improve your performance in any sports by increasing your:
December's Athlete of the Month-Camille Brown
By Richard TruongDecember 10, 2008
Nutrition 101: Foundation for Performance Training
By Coach Lindsay YocumDecember 10, 2008
Athlete of the Month: Kristen Castellanos
By Erik KasabuskeNovember 12, 2008
Athlete of the Month: Zachery Rodriguez
By Jocelyn LecheOctober 18, 2008
Football Recovery: Taking Care of Your Body After the Big Game
By Adam JohnsonSeptember 16, 2008
20 Minute Soccer Warm-Ups Reduce Risk of Groin Injuries
By American Orthopedic Society for Sports MedicineSeptember 15, 2008
Training May Curb Some Sports Injuries In Women
Clipped from NPR.orgSeptember 10, 2008
Women are more prone than their male counterparts to specific injuries — namely knee injuries like tears of the ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament. A prevention program at the University of Cincinnati is aiming to curb these injuries in women.
Justin time: Justin Tuck, defensive end for the reigning super bowl champ New York giants, is a "freak" on the field—and in the gym
By Sam Borden, Men's FitnessSeptember 01, 2008
Justin Tuck, defensive end for the reigning super bowl champ New York giants, discusses his training at the Mahwah, NJ Velocity Sports Performance.
Mizuno Pride 95 Wins the ASA Western National Championship
Clipped from Daily BreezeAugust 11, 2008
Exercise of the Month: 1/4 Back Squat
By Coach Lindsay YocumJune 24, 2008
This month’s exercise is a heavy quarter back squat from the pins, superset with an unloaded box jump. This exercises requires a solid strength and plyometric foundation, and it delivers a jolt to the neuromuscular system.
Staying Hydrated in the Summer Heat
By Karla Campbell, MS, RD, Sports NutritionistJune 24, 2008
As the temperature heats up, it’s more important than ever to drink the right amount of fluids before, during and after your workout. Even mild dehydration, which usually occurs before you even feel thirsty, is enough to have an effect on your athletic performance. What, when, and how much should you drink?
Plaxico Burress helps kick off sports camp for kids
By WVEC.comJune 23, 2008
The Va. Beach native who caught that incredible, game winning Super
Bowl pass, was in Va. Beach Monday to help his mentor, Cadillac Harris,
teach kids on the football field at the Velocity Sports Performance camp.
Heart Rate Training Zone: Find the Right Zone for You
By Ken Vick : Sports Performance DirectorJune 07, 2008
We often use the saying among our coaches, “What you measure, you manage.” One of the keys to a successful program is managing training intensity. Monitoring Heart rate is relatively easy and it offers a practical measure for assessing exercise intensity. For many people, the single best outcome from using your heart rate monitor is to ensure your easy days are easy and your hard days are hard.
Athlete of the Month: Teresa Conrad
By Coach Andrea McCoyMay 28, 2008

BE PREPARED FOR COLLEGE ATHLETICS
By Coach Erik KasabuskeMay 14, 2008
The transition from high school to college athletics can be difficult for many student-athletes. Being away from home for the first time can be difficult learning to take care of yourself without having your parents around to cook your meals, wash your clothes, and wake you up everyday to make sure you are on time for class and practice. Start training now to get prepared for the college experience.