All of our SPP athletes ventured to Federation University for their post testing this week. The results were truly amazing. Some students have improved by over 20% in relation to their first round of testing in February. This indicates that our strength and conditioning programs are working for our athletes. We thank Federation University Ballarat Campus (Sports Science Department)for their ongoing support of our athletes.
We welcome Lucy Manganiello from Physio Freedom to our program. Lucy will be there to support any SPP athletes with injury assessment and advice. Stay tuned for more exciting news about our SPP ambassadors attending some training sessions during the term.
Over 100 SPP athletes and their families attended our guest speaker – Sports Dietitian Ilana Jorgensen (EatFit Nutrition).
The SPP program would like to wish Program Ambassador and Coach, Rebel Noter all the best at the National Championships next week.
Our Garmin Viso Heart Rate monitors on the charge ready for our SPP athletes to train in the right training heart rate zones.
Congratulations to SPP Ambassador Trevor Gleeson on Winning Back to Back NBL Championships with the Perth Wildcats!
It’s been a fast paced, fun fuelled start to the SPP program for our year 7 students.
All SPP students undertook the same testing protocols and testing that AFL draftees completed at the AFL Draft Combine.
Our Sporting Pathway Program (SPP) is up and running. The first AFL training session was held Monday night.
