This YouTube reality tv series shows the preparation Altaveon takes to be able to have a successful meet. Setting the meet record in the 400m dash and making to the finals in the 200m dash with a significant PR in both the 200 meters and the 400 meter dash. CHAOS (Dad) shows the normal active life his boys (Mekhi, Bryson and Altaveon) lives; enjoying their childhood with training for fun. CHAOS Theory training mythology, refers to this as (Play = Fitness). Click link below:
Altaveonwas invited to his first camp! I think I was more happy than he was to see the invite. I read the letter so many times I almost know it word-for-word. It is definitely a testament of my sons hard work to receive the invite but as an active father it is also a testament of my fatherhood.
In the final test Altaveon showed why he was invited there and made it to the last two athletes in the pace test! BEAST MODE! I love this guy!
Altaveon work hard so the invite is him getting to eat from his work. My boys train and study simultaneously and once a test comes they A's it because they studied under pressure so they test with no pressure.
Limitations are set by adults because we think we know more than we actually do. Just like when a person show you who you are you should believe them, when a child or athlete show you what they can do you should believe them and train them on that level. There is no gender or age group in athleticism, only athletes.
A child mind is unlimited and their bodies will follow. Episode 6, shows The Glaspers working out with "No limits". The boys work hard to get further and better than what they were the day before. I simply focus on progress; not 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. As long as they PR (Personal Record) I cannot be more happy.
Mekhi at the age of 1 picked up a ball that Altaveon was struggling with at the age of 6. I did not tell him to put it down. I praised him and allowed him to keep playing with the ball because that builds strength within the total body.
MOST asked question: When should I start training my child or doing strength work?
When a child rolls on the floor, its core work. When a infant lifts its head (Heaviest part of body), its an intense neck workout. When they are trying to raise off the ground, its the first form of pushups, bench set etc. Walking is the first leg workout. Watch a person that use to walk go through the same thing and infant go through yet it seems so painful and intense.
YouTube web tv series "Parents raising athletes" Episode 5 show Bryson the BEAST working on telling the truth. The GLASPERS work to get him in line while maintaining training and mentoring protocol. Guest stars Migos rap group. Incident at work shows how a dad aka CHAOS has to constantly put aside his old ways to maintain his job by avoiding a fight with the rap group member Quavo, Offset and Takeoff.
Just another moment in CHAOS life where he has to put himself last and family first. Also an integrity check because by right he could have sued the group but decided to let the members go because of how it would look in the media although the group would never know this.
The Glaspers show you how kids can train as hard as theirs and still have energy to play. There is no limits set to their fitness while still motivated enough to ride their bikes, wrestle, tackle and build play houses. The Glasper bothers bond build stronger through sweating together in fitness and in play.
NFL, Jordan Moore of the Denver Broncos and former Atlanta Falcon (Atlanta, Georgia native), had words of wisdom for the brothers and took time out from training his own brother to speak with the boys. You can tell when a person is meant to be a star because before it happens (before he was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons) they are already display star like qualities. Jordan Moore created a moment in my boys life that they will NEVER forget.
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CHAOS Theory of Fitness, Active Learning Master Fitness Trainer CHAOS, believes and teaches when training, giving the brain something else to focus on makes the body train past their limits. Also the mental objective that you have your clients focused on last longer. Seemingly the oxygen deprivation along with CHAOS within the workout causes the athlete/client to remember things faster and longer; from homework assignments to game assignments. Question athletes bout their assignment while in the mist of training and athlete will blockout when they normally get tired while strengthening their thinking ability while testing and/or while performing activities.
Feel free to ask any questions, how to use my training mythology (Active Learning) in your training for your objective etc. All of my clients have increase their grades and athletic IQ.
St. Croix Educational Complex tackle football head coach Junior Garcia, left, works with his team during practice earlier this year at the Educational Complex field.
ST. CROIX - After the Educational Complex varsity tackle football team fell to Charlotte Amalie High School in the IAA territorial championship game last Wednesday, the Barracudas received some more bad news - Complex head football coach Junior Garcia announced his resignation last week.
In his only year at the helm, Garcia led the Barracudas to an impressive 6-2 record and an appearance in the final. The 31-year-old St. Croix native was an assistant coach under Jason Woodward in 2009 before taking over the program this past summer.
"There are some other opportunities out there that I have been chasing for a while," Garcia said Tuesday night. "I feel like they're in my grasp and now is the time to go after it."
Garcia is a 10-year military service member and fought for two years with the U.S. Army in the Iraq War. He has been serving under the V.I. National Guard the last two years on St. Croix.
"I actually put my resignation letter in the day of the championship," said Garcia, who broke the news to his players following the 14-8 loss to the Chickenhawks. "I'm resigning as a head coach, but I won't be out of the kids' lives."
Garcia hopes to start a mentoring program for football players and wants to assist student-athletes in their pursuit of college and other post-graduation endeavors.
Garcia said the decision about his successor will be made by Kurt Vialet, the school's principal.
Possibilities include Scott Cofiell, who was the team's offensive coordinator this last season and held the same position at Central High from 2003 to 2007; and special teams coach Ignacio Llanos, who also coached the offensive line and was the head coach of the St. Croix Private Schools Pirates in 2009.
The Complex football program went 0-8 four years ago, but Garcia was one of the reasons the Barracudas have advanced to two straight St. Croix championships. While he was on the staff the last two seasons, Complex put together a combined 13-4 record and went undefeated against St. Croix competition.
"The last two years have been phenomenal," Garcia said. "We put together a great team and I will always admire their will to win. We had the best kids and parents that I could ever ask for."
During his prep football days, Garcia said, he was the first Educational Complex player ever to throw and score a touchdown on the current Complex field. That was before tackle football came to the territory.
