While every position in hockey, and in just about every sport, requires strong vision and tracking skills, nowhere is it more apparent on the ice than with goaltenders.
While visual training is an essential tool in the athlete’s arsenal, the need remains to practice physical skills and reflexes.
Cale Makar, whose passing ability and stick handling are a part of what makes the Colorado Avalanche must-watch hockey.
If you want to put up numbers like Gretzky, you have to see like Gretzky. Incorporating MaxBP into your hockey training is an excellent way to start.
It’s difficult to decide where to spend your hard earned money on athletic training - you'll be hard pressed to find better value than MaxBP.
Spending valuable time with your kids is a joyful experience, but sometimes, especially during the work week, we all need a little break.
Physical capabilities are instrumental in sports, but an athletes’ visual and mental capabilities are equally imperative.
For ballplayers who have a difficult time being mobile and accessing training facilities and equipment, MaxBP brings the training home to you!
For athletes who play a sport that requires them to track, catch or hit a moving object, it's hard t to make a more sound investment than MaxBP.
With MaxBP an athlete only has to rely on themselves to maintain their practice regimen. It’s your dream! Go chase it!
By utilizing MaxBP’s small ball training methods, athletes have the opportunity to improve their hand-eye coordination, vision and reaction time.
With the proper training, an athlete can develop a swing that is free and easy, while still seeing the ball to the point of contact.