Aug 22, 2016
NFL Seattle Seahawks’ Tight End Brandon Williams provided a testimonial for Champions Sports Performance in regards to the program’s effectiveness in speed, agility, and strength training. Champions offers performance and fitness training programs for both kids and adults.

Cornelius, NC - August 22, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Champions Sports Performance and CEO Greg O'Connor are pleased to announce that the program has caught the attention and endorsement of Brandon Williams, a professional football player. While playing for the Miami Dolphins, Williams broke his foot and required rehabilitation. He chose to use the sports performance services of Champions. The recovery was so effective that he is now healthy and is ready to play for the Seattle Seahawks this year. His testimonial can be seen at http://championssportsperformance.com/sports-performance-blog/brandon-williams-testimonial/.
Champions kids' program helps young athletes get stronger, faster and more athletic. Champions utilize speed training techniques from the Parisi Speed School, which are fun and effective. This component of the training also helps adults lose fat, gain strength and increase overall fitness. The training helps adults and kids take control of their health, improve their athleticism, and get in the best shape possible.
Athletes in several sports, including basketball, football, baseball, softball, track, need speed. If your child loves playing sports, but he or she is lacking in speed and agility, Champions can remove the hindrances in a helpful and supportive way. Champions’ mission is to provide a positive training experience for each child they enroll in their program. Champions helps individuals build speed of movement, as well as strength of character.
Champions’ strength and speed training program for athletes serves several local areas, including Charlotte, Cornelius, Huntersville, Davidson, Mooresville and Lake Norman NC. More than 3,000 young athletes in the Lake Norman area have been trained successfully. The program is able to offer a guarantee that each child will enjoy speed training, thanks to the great coaches and family friendly-environment.
Champions’ state-of-the-art performance training center in Cornelius, North Carolina helps athletes from age seven and up to improve their sports performance. The performance program helps to build speed, agility, power, coordination, conditioning, balance and strength during each session. These training methods also build confidence and teaches participants how to prevent injuries.
For more information, please visit http://championssportsperformance.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Greg O'Connor, CEO
Organization: Champions Sports Performance
Address: 18831 Statesville Road, Cornelius NC 28031
Phone: (704) 439-1111
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BolIUiiSm9I
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/nfl-brandon-williams-testimonial-for-champions-sports-performance/128876
Release ID: 128876
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