Josh Colley places 8th at USA Track & Field Indoor Championships

Athletic Lab Track & Field Club's Josh Colley recently represented the club at the USA Track & Field Indoor National Championships. Colley placed 8th in the long jump. It was his third time competing in a national championship event. Colley qualified for the final of the championships on his 2nd attempt of the meet but was unfortunately unable to finish the competition due to an injury. His best mark was 7.36 m (24'1.75"). The event marked the 5th straight indoor championships with at least one Athletic Lab Track & Field Club (ALTC) member. The Athletic Lab Track Club is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Track & Field club for elite & emerging elite athletes. The Athletic Lab Track Club has a long history of success at the elite level having produced multiple national champions and international competitors. This is particularly true in the jumping and multi-events (decathlon / heptathlon). Athletic Lab Track Club boasts 5 athletes who have won National Championships or Masters National Championships and 1 who has won a Masters World Championship in these events. The goal of the club is to help athletes reach their potential and make World Championship and Olympic Games. If you would like to support the team, tax deductible donations can be made here.  

By |2023-03-10T16:04:27-05:00March 10th, 2023|News|0 Comments

NC Elite makes big jumps with Athletic Lab

NC Elite Volleyball club is one of the top girls volleyball clubs in the country. NC Elite was founded in 2007 by experienced volleyball coaches with the objective of creating a competitive, fun and positive learning environment for participants. They strive to provide young athletes with affordable opportunities to enjoy and grow in the sport of volleyball. Athletic Lab is proud to have provided sports performance training to their elite teams for the 2013-2014 season in which NC Elite sent 14 teams to the AAU National Championships. Just prior to the National Championship, end-of-season physical testing was conducted and the results were staggering. Here's a sample of the results from this final testing: Vertical Jump: 91% of our student athlete's increased their vertical jump. Highest increases: Raven Jordan (18B)- increased 7.5inches, Gabby Romero (15C)- increased 5.5inches, Catherine Grifith (17B)- increased 5inches Half Court, There and Back As a club we went from 5.45 seconds and decreased to 4.98 Seconds. Total time lost .47 Seconds Fastest times: Raven Jordan (18B)- 3.33 Seconds, Sydney Holland (18B)- 3.33 Seconds, and Anna Moss (17 B)-4.34 Seconds Over Head Throw 94% of our Student Athletes saw an increase their Over Head Throw Top athletes in their over head throw: Sydney Holland (18B) 28.6, Raven Jordan (18B) 25.8, and Shelby Raymond (18B) 23.6 To read the full writeup, click here.

By |2014-07-17T08:32:15-04:00July 16th, 2014|News|0 Comments
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