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5 Questions with Pete Tormey of Athletic Performance Training
Pete Tormey, John Muse & Steve Cisheck By: T.M. Murphy, May 6, 2015 I wish I could tell you that I met Pete Tormey of Athletic Performance Training while performing a “gun show” at the gym, but our Cape Cod Pulse readers would know I had dipped into my first love – fiction writing. The…
Read MoreThe Trainer's Table: Showcasing your athletic ability
What is a showcase A showcase usually lasts 3 to 4 days and is comprised of multiple games to showcase an athlete’s skills in a specific sport. Usually scouts and coaches are looking for young talent to recruit for a certain sport and position. Parents & Athletes It is all to often that I see…
Read MoreThe Trainer's Table:Breaking Down a Gender Norm in the GYM
The Trainer’s Table:Breaking Down a Gender Norm in the GYM Over the past three years I have coached hundreds of athletes from all walks of life. During the coaching process, I constantly observe movement and behaviors and try to identify similar patterns that may be present across a similar demographic. I clearly understand that not…
Read MoreThe Trainer's Table: Creating Good Habits
Creating Good Habits People spend years creating habits in their lives. At a drop of a hat they think they can change these habits. Marketing companies prey on these individuals by making them think there is a quick fix to whatever problem they have. Take this supplement, eat this food and your life will change…
Read MoreReilly Walsh invited to USA Hockey's National Team Development Program Evaluation Camp
Congratulations to Reilly Walsh! Reilly was one of fifty top American hockey players born in 1999 invited to USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program Evaluation Camp. The 50 players, including 17 defensemen, 27 forwards and six goaltenders, will be divided into three teams – Red, White and Blue. The squads will participate in on-ice practices…
Read MoreTrainer’s Table: Tips In Choosing The Right Gym For You
Tips In Choosing The Right Gym For You: I want to start out by saying that this post is not for everyone; some people out there reading this might be bothered because it challenges the way they coach or work out themselves. The fitness industry is very large; there are more ways than ever to…
Read MoreThe Trainers Table: Assess, Don't Guess
“Assess, Don’t Guess” Whether you are an athlete looking to get stronger in the off-season or an adult looking to get back into a training regimen, you should have a strength coach perform an assessment. The assessment process should include, but not be limited to: a medical history, movement assessment, ranges of motion assessment, and…
Read MoreHangin' out with … Jared Zaniewski
The new collegiate season is on the horizon, and a New England school is preparing for its first foray into the Division 1 men’s lacrosse landscape: UMass-Lowell. The River Hawks’ roster for their inaugural season is made up of 29 freshmen. The team certainly will face some growing pains as all first-timers do, but it…
Read MoreThe Trainer's Table: The Truth about Core Training
The Truth about Core Training When you start a training program it is always best to identify specific goals in order to help guide your training. A common goal that almost every athlete or client mentions is to get a stronger core. Although getting a stronger core is not a specific goal, it’s a start…
Read MoreThe Trainers Table: Why you need to strength train
During the past year I have had the chance to coach hundreds of athletes ranging from elementary age children right up through professional players. One of my favorite age groups to teach, though, is adult. Our adult clients have flourished from our comprehensive strength training philosophy. Now that the New Year is right around the…
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