I began training with BAT (Boston Athletic Training) in the last few months of 2017. After playing a mediocre season in 8th grade football, I practically begged my parents to let me train in order to become the best athlete I could be. In my first session, I was nervous and feared that I had made the wrong decision. I kept wondering: what if athletics just aren't for me? After my first trial session, I realized that there was absolutely nothing to be nervous about when going to train with BAT. From the get go, it was clear to see that Coach Chaim, the owner, was a true master at his craft, drills, and technique, and clearly knew what I needed to work on in order to take my game to the next level. I left the field after that first session feeling excited and pumped up to be able to go back and train once again the next week with such a fantastic and knowledgeable coach. Since that day, I've seen improvement on various aspects of my game. My 40 yard dash has come down by nearly one whole second, my 60 yard shuttle has improved to become a very competitive time, and my footwork and agility have skyrocketed. At nearly every football prospect/summer camp I attend I get pulled aside by coaches from various schools telling me they see potential in my game, and I owe it all the staff of Boston Athletic Training. They make it a point to make sure that at each training session there is high energy levels and excitement. As funny as it may sound, I don't think I would rather be doing anything else during my late winter nights than be squatting in the weight room with Coach Eli, the strength coach, or doing resisted broad jumps with Coach Chaim in the turf room just next door. If you choose to work with BAT I can promise that if you work hard, stick to the script, and have a positive attitude when coming to train that the gains will certainly come. read more
