Prime Athletic Training Celebrates Anniversary as Parisi Speed School Affiliate
Feb 26, 2023
Prime Athletic Training's owner, Coach Danny Owens, has over 15 years of experience working in the mental health field and over 13 years of youth sports coaching experience, paired with his own experience as a college football player.
Oklahoma City, United States - February 26, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Prime Athletic Training, a youth athletic performance company, is celebrating the one-year anniversary of becoming the only Parisi Speed School affiliate in Oklahoma. The Parisi Speed School is recognized as the national leader in youth sports performance training and has been helping young athletes reach their potential for over 25 years.
Prime Athletic Training's owner, Coach Danny Owens, has over 15 years of experience working in the mental health field and over 13 years of youth sports coaching experience, paired with his own experience as a college football player. With a passion for helping young athletes improve their skills, Daniel has dedicated his career to providing top-quality coaching and training programs that give young athletes the tools they need to succeed.
Becoming a Parisi Speed School affiliate required extensive training and qualifications, and Coach Danny Owens was more than willing to invest in the necessary expertise to offer the Parisi way of training to young athletes in Oklahoma. The Parisi way is known for its high level of training and has served over 650,000 athletes across the country.
"Reaching this milestone is a testament to our commitment to excellence in youth athletic performance training," said Daniel Owens, owner of Prime Athletic Training. "We are proud to have brought the Parisi Speed School to Oklahoma and to have served over 100 young athletes in our first year as an affiliate."
The Parisi Speed School offers a variety of training programs, including sports performance training, speed and agility training, and strength training. The programs are designed to help young athletes improve their performance in their respective sports, reduce the risk of injury, and build confidence. Each program is tailored to the individual needs of the athlete, and the coaches at Prime Athletic Training work closely with each athlete to ensure they are getting the most out of their training.
In addition to the Parisi Speed School programs, Prime Athletic Training also offers mental skills coaching and injury prevention programs, ensuring that young athletes receive a holistic approach to their training. The mental skills coaching program is designed to help athletes develop the mental toughness and resilience they need to succeed in sports and in life. The injury prevention program focuses on teaching athletes proper technique and injury prevention strategies to reduce the risk of injury.
Since becoming a Parisi Speed School affiliate, Prime Athletic Training has seen significant growth and success. The training programs have helped young athletes across Oklahoma improve their skills and achieve their goals, and the coaches at Prime Athletic Training are dedicated to continuing to provide the highest level of training and coaching to their athletes.
"We are incredibly proud of what we have accomplished in the past year as a Parisi Speed School affiliate," said Daniel Owens. "We are committed to continuing to provide the best possible training and coaching to our athletes, and we look forward to continuing to serve young athletes across Oklahoma."
To learn more about Prime Athletic Training and their Parisi Speed School programs, visit their website at http://prime-athletic.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Danny Owens
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Organization: Prime Athletic Training
Address: Mid-Del Area , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73130, United States
Website: http://enrollment.prime-athletic.com/
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