Inspiring Words from one of Our REVO Athletes, Christian Levantino. If you have the desire and commitment to make the most of your athletic potential, Justin Kull and the training staff at Revolution Athletics will show you the way to maximize your abilities and train and play to attain your personal peak performance as an Athlete. Justin and the entire training staff are committed to understanding the challenges that each Revo athletes face, identifying areas / opportunities for improvement, and then taking a dynamic, progressive holistic approach to training Revo athletes to leverage their strengths and achieve dramatic improvements to what may once have been deficiencies in their training and on field mechanics / techniques. I have been a Revo athlete since winter 2010-2011, when I told my Dad I wanted to improve and be the best I could possibly be. My dad did some homework, and told me that if I wanted to get the most out of my athletic ability, then Revolution Athletics was the place we needed to be. 2 ½ years later, as I now prepare for my senior season I am continuing to make consistent training gains and achieving new PRs regularly, and I have seen this translate to vastly improved strength, speed and overall performance on the field. I attribute this success largely to the work I have done with and the commitment I have forged with Justin and the Revo training staff. Being good is never good enough, and if any athlete truly wants to be their personal best, it would be hard to find any place where you would have a better opportunity to work with a training staff that has better ability or is more committed to their athletes than Revolution Athletics. I you have any doubts, don’t take my word for it – just look in the newspapers and read about the HS athletes who are excelling. Chances are very good the athletes you are hearing about in the news and on MSG Varsity are making the commitment and maximizing their potential by training at...
Posted on: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 20:55:16 +0000
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