Starting June 16th: Summer Speed Skills Camps Now at Universal Sports Academy in Martinez

GAMESPEED
Presents
Summer Speed Skills Camps
Now at
Universal Sports Academy in Martinez

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Speed Skills

Instruction In:
Running Form & Technique
First Step Explosiveness
Short Burst Acceleration
Quick Hands & Feet
Lateral Movement
Jumping Ability

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Boys & Girls
Cost: $25 per class
Or
All 8 sessions for $160

Mondays & Wednesdays

Dates: June 16th to July 9th.

12-1pm (Ages 8-12)

1-2pm (Ages 13 & up)

Location: Universal Sports Academy Martinez
330 Ferry St, Martinez

Fun, Easy & Innovative Training Methods
60 minutes of instruction
Age appropriate exercises
Small Groups
All Sports Welcome

To Sign-up call (925) 513-8676
Have your own group?
Call us for additional available times and pricing.

No Refunds or Make-ups.

 

 

Starting June 16th: Summer Speed Skills Camps Now at Universal Sports Academy in Martinez2016-12-09T00:03:00-08:00

Tracksters perform well at respective league championships. Now on to NCS trials.

Nice job to all the tracksters who performed well and are moving on to NCS this weekend. The were seasonal and personal bests set as Gamespeed athletes performed fiercely.

Dublin High

Ryan Jones– The junior  accomplished the rare feet of qualifying in four events, which is the maximum an athlete is allowed to compete in – 4×100 (6th), 100 (5th – 11.47), 200 (3rd- 22.96 PR) and 4×400 (56.4). 

 

Dougherty Valley High

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Michelle Thompson – The junior Wildcat defeded her title in the 300H posted a time of 45.78 her second best of the season. She also was runner up in the 110H with a personal best of 15.03.  She will move onto the NCS trials this week.

Kristen Glavee – The junior sped to a 26.96 personal best good for 6th place and to advance to the NCS trials.

 

Amador Valley High

Jamaun Charles (Junior) blazed the track and won both the EBAL 100m (10.69) good for #9 in California and the 200m in 21.60 also #9 in the state. He also ran legs of the teams winning 400m and 4x400m relays.

 

 

 

Tracksters perform well at respective league championships. Now on to NCS trials.2016-12-09T00:03:00-08:00

Not one, not two, but THREE Gamespeed athletes grace this months cover of Sports Stars

Gotta love it. Not one, not two, but THREE Gamespeed athletes are on this months cover of Sports Stars magazine.  The “Spring Loaded” issue features Amador Valley High and its high-powered spring athletics teams.  The leading athletes of those teams are on the cover.

Low and behold I spy Gamespeed athletes:

Johanna Grauer– Softball pitcher and UCLA senior who leads the no.2 ranked team in the nation. Gamespeed 5 years training.

Jamaun Charles – Track and field junior sprinter who ranks in the top twenty in the state at 100m  (10.77) 200m (21.77) & 400m (48.56). Gamespeed 2 years training.

Jackie Gilbert – Lacrosse junior has 64 goals and 28 assists for a team ranked #1 in the state. Gamespeed 3 years training.

All of these athletes participate in off season training to Raise their Game. Love the results.   Sports Stars Cover Amador athletes

Not one, not two, but THREE Gamespeed athletes grace this months cover of Sports Stars2016-12-09T00:03:00-08:00

Gamespeed alums pivotal players in college softball

Nice to see all of these young ladies (in bold) playing hard and doing well. They were part of a contingency from the Vacaville area who came to Gamespeed in their high school and college careers. The Daily Republic of Farifield posted an update on the ladies.

Cordes hitting up a storm for Cal softball team

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CAL Softball vs St. Mary’s – April 10th, 2013.

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 | April 04, 2014 | 

Cheyenne Cordes had stretches where she simply sizzled at the plate for Rodriguez High en route to being named Gatorade State Softball Player of the Year.

The starting shortstop and leadoff hitter for the University of California enjoyed one such stretch over the last two weeks, batting a torrid .636 (14 for 22), including going 4 for 4 twice, with two doubles, four home runs, 10 runs scored and 13 RBIs in that span. One of her homers was […]

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Alex Trautner is Gaining Interest Late

Alex  came to Gamespeed off season training in November to work on improving velocity in both arms. Has a great frame and lots of potential. 

Alex Trautner is Gaining Interest Late

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Photo courtesy of Alex Trautner

High School Sports Daily

By James Marcus

A senior pitcher out of San Ramon Valley High School by the name of Alex Trautner has started to attract a small amount of college interest. The ambidextrous pitcher, 6-foot-3 215 pound Trautner, has gained interest from Kansas, Creighton University, Utah Valley, and Hawaii.

“It just feels great, to dedicate my life to something I love and get the return reward,” Alex Trautner said. 

Last season, for San Ramon Valley, the rising pitcher came in for 17.2 innings and compiled an era of 1.19 with 16 strike outs, holding opposing batters to a .131 average, surrendering just eight hits which factored into his exceptional 0.73 WHIP.  Trautner looks to have an increased role this season on a Wolves team hungry for a North Coast Section Title. 

“Because I’ve been through similar situations, especially this past summer, pitching a complete game shutout in […]
Alex Trautner is Gaining Interest Late2016-12-09T00:03:01-08:00

Timmy Falls: Top 3 Freshmen in the Bay Area Honors.

Congrats to Timmy Falls. He had an outstanding season leading Dublin High. He along with fellow Gamespeed trained freshman Kobe Toney helped move the Gaels into the post season.  The future is bright for Dublin hoops.

All-DFAL Honorable Mention, NCS Division I Playoffs

Timmy Falls (Dublin, Guard)

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Courtesy of Highschool Sports.

 

Timmy Falls: Top 3 Freshmen in the Bay Area Honors.2016-12-09T00:03:01-08:00

Gamespeed’s Jamaun Charles wins Stanford Invitational HS 100m

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Jamaun Charles a junior speedster from Amador Valley High had a break out performance this weekend winning  one of the Bay Area’s premier events at the Stanford Invitational. He clocked a personal best of 10.77 (legal) in his heat and followed up with a 10.85  in the final both good for convincing wins over strong bay area talent. That’s a drop of .15 from his previous best (10.92) just ran a week ago and .30 faster than his last years personal best.  

We’ve been working on his block starts and race phases this year and he has been a quick study.

Jamaun’s a talent, this I’ve known since he started working at Gamespeed two years ago. Now his competition knows.

He is also the second Gamespeed athlete to win this event. The last was Dash Oliver (Castro Valley) 10.63 in 2009. Dash now competes for the Cal Bears.

Gamespeed’s Jamaun Charles wins Stanford Invitational HS 100m2016-12-09T00:03:02-08:00

Matt Ladrech- Athlete of The Week

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Courtesy Contra Costa Times

MATT LADRECH

SCHOOL: Campolindo

SPORT: Baseball

YEAR: Senior

POSITION: Left-handed pitcher

THE STAT LINE: In a Diablo Foothill Athletic League game between two defending North Coast Section champions, Ladrech tossed a gem to lead the Cougars to a 3-0 win over Acalanes. The Cal-bound lefty allowed just three hits, struck out 12 and walked none as he pitched his second consecutive shutout.

 

Congrats on another outstanding outing Matt.

Gamespeed Sports Training

 

 

Matt Ladrech- Athlete of The Week2016-12-09T00:03:02-08:00

Robin Hu – Spring Training Update

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Congratulations to Robin Hu.  He’s one of our Taiwanese athlete collaborations with coach Tony Liao.  Robin trained with us briefly a few sessions last year after problems with his fitness and velocity. He liked it so much he came back for a full off season this year. He underwent a strictly regimented program to improve his overall fitness and athleticism as it pertained to his pitching. He spent four days a week at Gamespeed with coach Aaron and four days a week with coach Tony who worked on his mechanics and recovery regiment.  Coach Tony recently contacted me about Robin’s spring training performance:

Hi Aaron,

“Robin’s progress is as expected. He passed both tests, shuttles and mile run. He threw great fastball, with good velocity, topped 93 m/h, with average 89-90, way better than the same time last year…. “

Tony

 

 

 

 

 

Robin Hu – Spring Training Update2016-12-09T00:03:03-08:00

Gamespeed spring athletes off to a great start

Off season training at Gamespeed has proven to be a wise choice for spring athletes this season. Softball , Baseball and Track athletes are responding well to the hard work they put in. Some started as early as September.

 TRACK & FIELD 

Harris Miner bound

Aaron,

“Thanks! p.s. his first meet a couple of weeks ago Harris ran an electronic timed 11.47 100 meter, new PR by half a second, off season trainings working”……

Art Miner

 

Jemaun Charles of Amador Valley ran 22.28 just off his PR of 22.21 in his first race of the season. I think this junior speedster will have a break out season and be one of the fastest sprinters in the NCS this year. He has a lot of potential and is great to work with. 

 

SOFTBALL

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Athlete Of The Week Honors

Johanna Grauer 

THE STAT LINE: The UCLA-bound standout was named MVP of the Queen of the Mountain tournament after leading the Dons to the championship for a fourth straight year. She didn’t allow an earned run in four wins, and […]

Gamespeed spring athletes off to a great start2016-12-09T00:03:03-08:00
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