"Increase strength, range of motion, movement patterning and motor control, body awareness, speed, agility, quickness, and power."
The Grizzly Strength, Power and Speed Camp is designed to introduce and create foundations of overall athleticism in a fun and positive environment. Fifth through eighth (5-8) grade athletes of various ability levels will be challenged to improve their functional base: balance, posture, stability, and flexibility. This foundation will result in improvements in transitional abilities:
strength, range of motion, movement patterning and motor control, body awareness, speed, agility, quickness and power.
Youth athletes will perform a broad range of activities that focus on improving general athletic ability using the “5 Pillars of Athletic Development.” Through these principles, we create a synergistic training response, where the combined effect of the training is greater than the sum of their separate effects.
The 5 Pillars of Athletic Development.
1. Work Capacity - The ability to maintain quality and intensity of movement during prolonged bouts of work.
2. Strength - The ability to exert force, to maintain strong athletic positions, and the ability to decelerate.
3. Power - Maximal force output without sacrificing speed and quality of movement
4. Reactivity - The ability to store and release energy, to change direction and the ability to absorb force and redirect it in another direction.
5. Speed - The result of adequately developing the previous fitness qualities.
This 2-phase camp (8 weeks total) will take the time to develop each quality in your athlete. Your patience will be rewarded with fast, powerful, and resilient athletes. Furthermore, special exercises designed to strengthen specific movements and muscles will be used to help combat injuries or help improve past injuries.
Students in grades 5 - 8 will be introduced to more demanding exercises and activities in a progressive manner, further challenging the athletes to new heights in performance. The Camp is offered to Girls and Boys currently in 5th -8th grade in all sports with ELITE level coaching.
Camp 1: (4 weeks / 8 training sessions) – Tuesday, April 12th - Thursday, May 5th
Camp 2: (4 weeks / 8 training sessions) – Tuesday, May 10th - Thursday, June 2nd
Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30 – 5:30 pm
Pay per camp (4 weeks / 8 training sessions) or bundle both camps for discount pricing.
$160 per camp (8 training sessions)
$275 for both camps (16 training sessions)
Tim Campbell was named the Director of Strength and Conditioning at The University of Akron in January 2010. He began his professional career with the Zips as a graduate assistant in 2005.
Campbell oversees all aspects of the strength and conditioning program servicing all 17 intercollegiate sports while working directly with the men’s soccer and men’s basketball programs. He also manages three athletics weight rooms with more than 12,000 square feet of space.
The Uniontown, Ohio, native earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Akron in 2005 and a master’s degree in exercise physiology from Akron in 2006.
Campbell is certified as a strength and conditioning specialist (NSCA) and as a coach with USA Weightlifting.
Campbell and his wife Kelly reside in Wadsworth with their sons– Colin, Liam, and Mason.
Dr. David Brown has more than 25 years of experience in the exercise and sport-related fields, using innovative techniques and evidence-based protocol to develop and implement training programs and educational materials for a wide array of patients/clients.
He is a court-recognized Subject Matter Expert in Wellness and Physical Fitness for Arizona Peace Officers and Standards Board where he regularly consults on fitness professionals’ best practice liability cases.
Dr. Brown has achieved the International Olympic Weightlifting Coach level for United States Weightlifting and was the weightlifting team leader and coach for the history-making 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires.
Justin Todd was named the head football coach of the Wadsworth Grizzlies in March of 2016. During his 6 years as the Grizzlies coach, he’s guided the team to 3 consecutive league titles (2017-2019) for the first time in nearly 4 decades and 4 consecutive playoff appearances for the first time in school history.
Coach Todd is responsible for the strength and conditioning of the football Grizzlies at both the middle school and high school levels. Under his tenure as head coach and strength coach, the Grizzlies have produced record setting teams due to their strength, speed, power and explosion developed in the off-season.
Todd earned his undergrad in Human Performance from the University of Mount Union, a Master’s of Science in Exercise Science with a concentration on Athletic Development and Injury Prevention from California University of Pennsylvania.
Todd is a certified Performance Enhancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and holds multiple strength & conditioning certifications through varying agencies. Coach Todd and his wife Janelle reside in Wadsworth with their children – Braydan, Kora and Everett.
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