Burlington, Ontario – Steve Bodanis to talk about how to train football players
After returning from the NFL combine and months of intense training in the United States Steve Bodanis is looking forward to giving back to Canadian football players. Steve played CIS football and is the current franchise owner of the Sports Specific Training (SST) Hamilton location. He travels across North American to train athletes, specializing in football players.
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BIO:
Steve played Football at York University and was a 3 time Defensive MVP and OUA All-Star. He began his career as a Strength Coach after he graduated in 1998 working with the York Football Team.
He has been with SST for 9 years and currently serves as the Franchise Educator and owner of SST Hamilton.
All the SST coaches are constantly upgrading their knowledge to pass on to the athletes and Steve is no exception. He has traveled across Canada and the United States to work with the top Strength Coaches and is continually searching for new training methods to make SST the best place to train for athletes of all levels.
EDUCATION
- B.A. – York University
- National Strength Coaches Association – C.S.C.S.
- Certified Fitness Trainer
- Certified Youth Fitness Trainer
CONTINUING EDUCATION
- Member of the Society of Weight Training Injury Specialists (SWIS)
- Participated in Ian King/Charlie Francis Speed Seminar – Oct 2002
- Completed Internship w/ Charles Poliquin – Nov 2002. Level I – Poliquin Performance Certification
- International Institute of Flexibility Sciences – Certified Flexibility Specialist
- U.S.A Weightlifting – Certified Sports Performance Coach – Plyometrics, Olympic Lifting and Medicine Ball Training
- Completed Courses by Ian King: Flexibility Training,
Speed Specialization, Plyometric Training
Completed Courses by Paul Chek: Program Design,
Scientific Core Conditioning, Scientific Back Training
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