My Training Style

Over Head Squat Assessment (OHSA)

When I first meet a new client, the very first thing I do is assess their ability to squat efficiently.

This functional movement screen helps to identify muscle imbalances, joint limitations, and potential areas of weakness.

By pinpointing these issues early on, we can tailor a personalized plan that addresses specific needs, optimizing your movement capabilities and preventing injuries.

This foundational step ensures that your workouts are both effective and safe, ultimately enhancing your range of motion, reducing daily aches and pains, and improving overall quality of life.

Post Assessment

After completing the overhead squat assessment, we move into a targeted plan tailored to address any identified weaknesses or imbalances.

This plan typically includes mobility exercises to increase range of motion, strength training to bolster weak areas, and corrective exercises to ensure proper movement patterns.

Our aim is to optimize your overall movement quality and functionality, reduce the risk of injury, and enhance your physical performance.

By systematically addressing these areas, we pave the way for a safer, more effective training program that aligns with your personal fitness goals.

What to Expect

💪 Improved Movement Quality- My approach focuses on enhancing your range of motion. Improved movement quality is directly linked to better performance, whether in daily activities or athletic endeavors.


🚫Pain Reduction- Experience less daily aches and pains. By addressing muscle imbalances and enhancing flexibility, you can say goodbye to those persistent and unnecessary aches.


🛡️Injury Prevention- Prevent injury by ensuring your body moves efficiently. A strong, well-balanced body is less likely to suffer from strains and injuries.


🌟Overall Quality of Life Improvements- Enjoy a better quality of life through movement. When your body works well, you feel better and can do more of what you love.

Techniques Utilized

Self-Myofascial Release (SMR)

What is it?: SMR is a technique often referred to as 'foam rolling' which uses tools like foam rollers, massage balls, and massage "guns".

Why we're using it: To break down knots and adhesions in muscle tissue, increase blood flow, and promote muscle recovery.

Benefits: Reduces muscle soreness, improves flexibility, and enhances overall mobility.

Targeted Stretching

What is it?: Various exercises aimed at lengthening the muscles and tendons.

Why we're using it: To restore muscle length and improve joint range of motion.

Benefits: Enhances flexibility, reduces the risk of injury, and improves posture.

Muscle Activation

What is it?: Specific exercises that target underactive or dormant muscles to

"wake them up".

Why we're using it: To ensure muscles are properly engaged before more challenging exercises.

Benefits: Improves muscle coordination, enhances strength, and prepares the body for more intense physical activity.

Integration Techniques

What is it?: The process of incorporating activated muscles into full-body or functional movements.

Why we're using it: To ensure that muscle improvements translate into everyday activities and sport-specific movements.

Benefits: Enhances overall movement quality, functional strength, and coordination, leading to more efficient and effective workouts.

Contact Us

Address:

6069 Southwestern Blvd

Hamburg Ny, 14075

Training Times

Hours of Operation

Mon – Fri 6:00am – 6:00pm

Sat – 8am – 2pm

Sunday – CLOSED

Availability will vary. Contact Jason directly to make an appointment.

Phone Number:

716-771-6525

6069 Southwestern Blvd, Hamburg, NY 14075, USA