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Velocity supports athletes and organizations striving to achieve their best performance. Velocity was founded in 1999 by world-renowned coach Loren Seagrave, a five-time NCAA champion coach who trains Olympic, professional, and college athletes. Velocity continued to evolve its elite training methodology under the direction of High Performance Director Ken Vick. The integrated methodology has provided training, rehab, regen, nutrition and mindset to elite athletes and organizations ranging from US Soccer and US Cycling, the Chinese Olympic Committee, athletes from the national teams of 17 countries and 20 1st round NFL draft picks. At Velocity, athletes of any skill level can realize their potential through advanced training programs taught by degreed and certified coaches proven to increase speed, power, and agility, while reducing the risk of sports-related injuries.

Champion Sports has been manufacturing high quality sports, fitness and physical education equipment for over 50 years. Our 150,000 square ft. expansive facility is known for its’ wide ranging product selection, on-time delivery and in-stock levels of merchandise. Superior assortment, service and reliability became an identifier for Champion Sports throughout the industry. In order to further service our continually growing customer base we will be adding on to our infrastructure in the form of additional space, personnel and expansive resources. We are proud to continue our growing initiatives, progressing with our third generation operations. At Champion Sports we stand behind our products and ensure that we can foster an experience that fully aids you in reaching your desired goals; Champion Sports has you covered. We carry over 2,000 products tailored for the team and individual athletic market, fitness enthusiast, physical education programs and the educational market. Above all, we value our customers and ensure that our high quality products are always attractively and reasonably priced.

The degree of physical, physiological, and performance adaptation that occurs during training is strongly related to the mechanical specificity, neuromuscular, and metabolic specificity of the training program. In other words if we want athletes to be prepared physically for competition they must train with intention. We must focus on increasing efficiency by eliminating compensation and wasted movement. We then progress to activities that target increasing thresholds in the tissues so that the body can handle the stresses of the sport without breakdown. The body is always adapting. Our focus is to provide stimulus for positive adaptations to produce a mind and body necessary to compete under stress.