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At Synergy, we are driven to help all those that walk through our doors be better. Their journey bec

Parents… we need to talk.

Because in youth sports today, your child isn’t struggling with effort.
They’re struggling with expectations.

We expect kids to perform like adults…
but we forget they’re still learning how their bodies move, how their brains process pressure, and how confidence is built — not demanded.

Here’s the truth nobody says out loud:

Your kid doesn’t need more games.
They don’t need more tournaments.
They don’t need another weekend packed with travel and stress.

They need development.

They need movement skills.
They need strength appropriate for their age.
They need speed mechanics taught correctly.
They need a place where mistakes are part of the process — not something they get punished for.

And that’s where parents make the biggest impact.

Not by yelling instructions.
Not by comparing them to other kids.
Not by chasing the next “elite” team.

But by choosing environments that actually teach.

By valuing long‑term development over short‑term wins.
By understanding that confidence comes from competence — and competence comes from training.

Your child doesn’t need perfection.
They need patience.
They need guidance.
They need adults who understand that real development takes time.

And when parents get this right…
kids thrive.
They grow.
They stay healthy.
They stay confident.
And they fall in love with the process — not just the scoreboard.

So if you want to help your athlete?

Choose development.
Choose coaching.
Choose environments that build them up instead of burning them out.

Because the greatest advantage a young athlete can have…
is a parent who understands what real development looks like.
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It’s was great catching up with an old friend today. Heisman winner and Super Bowl MVP Desmond Howard. Been years since we’ve been able to see each other. Thanks for stopping by for a workout today and we will be watching you tonight for Thursday Night NFL Football. Keep up the great work my friend. ... See MoreSee Less

It’s was great catching up with an old friend today. Heisman winner and Super Bowl MVP Desmond Howard. Been years since we’ve been able to see each other. Thanks for stopping by for a workout today and we will be watching you tonight for Thursday Night NFL Football. Keep up the great work my friend.

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That’s awesome that these athletes come back Scotty! I just shows the impact you make!

Great job Synergy!

It’s was great catching up with an old friend today. Heisman winner and Super Bowl MVP Desmond Howard. Been years since we’ve been able to see each other. Thanks for stopping by for a workout today and we will be watching you tonight for Thursday Night NFL Football. Keep up the great work my friend. ... See MoreSee Less

It’s was great catching up with an old friend today. Heisman winner and Super Bowl MVP Desmond Howard. Been years since we’ve been able to see each other. Thanks for stopping by for a workout today and we will be watching you tonight for Thursday Night NFL Football. Keep up the great work my friend.

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So cool!!

Super Bowl kickoff return. Like it was yesterday 🙌🏻

2 days ago

I don’t think anyone in strength and conditioning has a problem with clubs or sports. They just see so much development of kids being ignored and no one addressing that need and the role it plays in development. Yet almost every where proper strength and conditioning along with player safety is ignored. Parents for the most part even know they just can’t find the time to add it into a child’s already busy schedule. So how do we make changes to help the kids? That’s why my question is? Strength needs to be a priority and not a box we check for when we have time. #synergysportsperformance ... See MoreSee Less

I don’t think anyone in strength and conditioning has a problem with clubs or sports. They just see so much development of kids being ignored and no one addressing that need and the role it plays in development. Yet almost every where proper strength and conditioning along with player safety is ignored. Parents for the most part even know they just can’t find the time to add it into a child’s already busy schedule. So how do we make changes to help the kids?  That’s why my question is?  Strength needs to be a priority and not a box we check for when we have time. #synergysportsperformance

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Im in a group on Facebook for parents of athletes with acl injuries and im shocked at the age of these kids tearing ACLs 10, 11, 12 year olds...insane and probably has a lot to do with this!

I have a general question for parents and youth coaches. Why is so much emphasis put on skill work vs foundational strength and speed? ... See MoreSee Less

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My daughter started doing training at 10 band work … core work a lot of band work. Not heavy lifting but working the muscles 3 times a week . A lot of focus on twitch muscles. I think it had a lot to do with her staying healthy playing basketball. As a point guard she played over 30 minutes a game all the way through high school. 4 years of college and a pro year in the United Kingdom.

What age?

Why is not enough emphasis put on each of those equally, as age appropriate? Skills can be learned at a younger age than big muscle strength can be gained. Growth involves allowing development of bones, cartilage and tendons and in controlled environments, strength can be an asset to healthy and long term availability. However those details are Not readily understood, available or promoted, especially to parents or athletes. Concussions are a great example of that. Strengthening shoulders, necks and cores, will help to reduce the affects of collisions, thus reducing concussions but because the injuries are not visible, there is less anxiety and concern about them perhaps?

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