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Tenacity Sports Performance Expands Individualized Youth Athlete Training Across St. Johns County

The expansion adds speed and agility training, homeschool physical education and adaptive sports for athletes ages 4 to 17.

  • On Monday, September 21, Tenacity Sports Performance expanded individualized youth athlete development programs across St. Johns County, serving athletes ages 4 to 17 with speed, agility, and sport-specific training.
  • Founder Rob Erickson, Coach at Tenacity Sports Performance, designed the expansion to address individual athlete development, as team practices often prioritize group systems rather than movement mechanics or position-specific skills.
  • Coaches use electronic timing systems and high-speed video to provide measurable performance data during Runner Analysis assessments, allowing families to see specific movement patterns and performance baselines.
  • As an approved Step Up For Students provider, Tenacity Sports Performance offers homeschool physical education and adaptive sports sessions modified for individual athlete abilities and needs.
  • Programs operate in St. Augustine, Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, and Julington Creek at county parks and private facilities, with families able to learn more at tenacitysp.com or by calling 904-494-8384.
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Tenacity Sports Performance Expands Individualized Youth Athlete Training Across St. Johns County

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