Genesis Athletic Development Center focuses on the entire process of developing today's athlete. While other programs give advanced exercises prematurely, our staff is dedicated to helping athletes build a solid foundation on which to build performance. Our programs are always safe, effective, and fun! All of our coaches have nationally recognized specialty certifications that ensure the athlete is receiving superior instruction. We believe, "you can't build a champion, until you first build an athlete."
Sports in which the Athletic Development Center staff is qualified to instruct
Each athlete receives individualized program design and instruction to maximize the effectiveness of the instructor protocol. These hands on, interactive sessions will educate as well as motivate athletes to become better performers on the court or field. Performance enhancement, corrective strategies, an injury prevention specific to the individual are included in this service.
Develop your athletic qualities with a partner for maximum results. All dual sessions are designed with the individual athlete in mind, with semi-private instruction. This format allows the athlete to work alongside others while maintaining the individualized program design that is so effective.
A periodic group training class that develops general athletic qualities from beginners to advanced level athletes. Program design is predetermined by coaches with manipulations made to specify individual training needs. Classes meet at predetermined times periodically throughout the year, check with ADC staff for current scheduling.
Training for the serious fitness enthusiast. Our high level circuit classes meet two times a week at predetermined times periodically throughout the year. Get maximum results from these classes and take your fitness to the next level!
The functional movement screen is essential for anyone that is starting an exercise or athletic development program. The purpose of this screen is identify individuals who are at risk of injury. The screen also allows our coaches to obtain data in regards to the athlete's or individuals movement for progress comparisons.
This procedure helps the coach to assess all aspects of the athletes development. All testing is administered with accurate and state of the art equipment. Completion of the FMS is required before a complete assessment may be administered.
The assessment includes:
| # of Sessions | Price Per Session | Total Price |
| 1 | $80.00 | $80.00 |
| 3 | $78.50 | $235.50 |
| 6 | $77.50 | $465.00 |
| 12 | $75.00 | $900.00 |
| # of Sessions | Price Per Session | Total Price |
| 1 | $120.00 | $120.00 |
| 3 | $118.50 | $355.50 |
| 6 | $117.50 | $705.00 |
| 12 | $115.00 | $1380.00 |
| # of Sessions | Price Per Session | Price Per Athlete |
| 2 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 3 | $120.00 | $40.00 |
| 4 | $140.00 | $35.00 |
Kettlebell ClassesA Kettlebell, also called a girya is a traditional Russian cast iron weight. It looks like a basketball with a handle. In Russia, kettlebells are very popular devices used by athletes who seek strength and endurance.
Kettlebells have the top choice fitness-tool of Olympic athletes, elite special forces and martial artists for more than 100 years.. The kettlebell's ballistic movement challenges the body to achieve an unparalleled level of physical conditioning and overall strength.
When used properly, the kettlebells can replace the following tools: barbells, dumbbells, belts for weighted pull-ups and dips, thick bars, lever bars, medicine balls, grip devices, and cardio equipment.
GHC ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT CENTERPreston Petersen
NSCA-CSCS
ACE-AHFS
316.634.0094
ppetersen@genesishealthclub.com
Chris Quint
NSCA-CSCS
ACE-CPT
316.634.0094
cquint@genesishealthclub.com
Q: When is the right time to start my child/athlete in a training program?
A: This is probably the most frequently asked questions of our coaches on staff. My initial response is whenever the athlete is old enough to enter a structured sport team; he or she is old enough to enter a structured training program. The premise behind this philosophy is simple. I feel that if an athlete is mature enough to develop or be taught poor movement skills, he or she is certainly ready to be taught correct ones from a properly constructed and administered training program. It is much easier to teach correct movement techniques initially than to wait until incorrect patterns have been engrained and try to manipulate those techniques. Have you ever tried to get someone who has been playing golf for forty years to change their golf swing? If you have you see why it is crucial to start early.
I will caution you, however, to be selective of your coach. The problem I often see is coaches with limited knowledge of athletic development prescribing a one-size-fits-all program to their athletes. This is not only counterproductive, it is dangerous. I think back a few years ago when I was doing some consulting work for a high school. Is started the day by observing the middle school age and younger athletes, then the underclassmen (fr./so.) and finally the upperclassmen (jr./sr.). What I saw was astonishing! The young athletes were doing the exact same training program as the upperclassmen! One of two things had to be happening here, either the young athletes were being progressed much to quickly or the older athletes were so behind that they were on a middle school level, I think it goes without saying that the young athletes were in over their heads. By placing these young athletes in a program full of movements that were much too complex, this coach was simply placing load on top of dysfunction. As I stated before…dangerous!
We believe in placing athletes in an arena in which they can be successful and progress naturally, mastering the appropriate movement skills along the way. Find a coach you trust, inquire about credentials, and ask questions, because the quality of movement skills acquired at a young age can offer lasting athletic benefits.
Questions or concerns about training for sports? Ask Preston.