PWR Performance

“The fact of the matter is, if you want to be good, you really don’t have a lot of choices ‘cuz it takes what it takes. You have to do what you have to do to be successful. So you have to make the choices and decisions to have the discipline and the focus to the process of what you need to do to accomplish your goals.” - Nick Saban

We often get asked by parents “how long does it take for our athlete to see results” well, how committed are they to their OWN success?

Everybody’s process is different. However, what’s common amongst our athletes that make progress and have success is their autonomous commitment to the work because IT TAKES WHAT IT TAKES.

It’s a Mentality!™️

Shout to our athlete , on Day 49 of her personal commitment to herself to maximize her potential. Because of it, we’ve made some strides that we will continue to build on:

Vertical Jump 17in ➡️ 18.5in
Top Speed 15.3mph ➡️ 16.5mph
10 Yard Dash Best 1.91s ➡️ 1.79s
10 Yard Dash Avg 1.92s ➡️ 1.81s
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Over three years.

This means training in-season.

This means training at 6am.

This means training on days you don’t always feel like it.

We are often asked how long it takes to see results. Well, how important are your goals to you?
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We do not have a short term solution for results. However, we do have a long-term process for success. First, we sat down with the moms of athletes we’ve worked with for over a year to discuss their experience in our program. Now, we are joined by their children to share theirs.

Austin Sayman, Senior - Baseball
(PWR Performance athlete since 8th grade)

Anna Sayman, Sophomore - Volleyball
(PWR Performance Athlete since 6th grade)

Olivia Permenter, Junior - Volleyball
(PWR Performance Athlete since 7th grade)

Mason Kutch, Senior - Soccer
(PWR Performance Athlete since 8th grade)

Our full discussion will be available on Facebook and Youtube. If you do not already, follow us and subscribe.

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“And not only that, but we also boast in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope”

Romans 5:3-4

Olivia Howard is a collegiate soccer athlete at University of California, Santa Barbara and one of Partners.

We are excited to share this one with you all!
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