WHAT IS THE SPADARO METHOD?
The Spadaro Method is built upon 3 principles.
1)If something is tight , lengthen it.
2)If something is weak, strengthen it .
3)If something moves well, make it Exceptional.
ABOUT THE SPADARO METHOD
The Spadaro method is a systematic approach to coaching any student or athlete in order to help that person become the strongest versions of themselves. Like with any great training program, our day 1 together starts with a complimentary movement screen/evaluation. In order to set up any student for success, our first day together is crucial. As a coach, I have to find out what you do well, and what may be holding you back. In my world, if you don’t do something optimally, then doing it often is not only illogical but dangerous. For our evaluation I took all of the latest and greatest research and blended that into something that could give me all of the details of what I need to compose a training program that not only gets you from A to B the fastest way possible, but also the safest! As a coach my main priority is taking proper measures under our method to do all we can to help that athlete hit their true potential. An athlete cannot show off their newly acquired skills if they are always injured. In the world of sports , injuries do happen, but over the years of coaching, plus whats backed by research, you see a direct correlation between missing ranges of motion and reoccurring injuries.We prioritize teaching and conditioning proper movement patterns. The Spadaro method isn’t me trying to re invent the wheel, but rather simplify this confusing world of training.
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MEET YOUR COACH
Dennis "DJ" Spadaro
Over my years of playing sports, I was gifted at a young age, but then pop goes the Acl. Tight hips and weak hamstrings led to my first major injury , and it didn’t stop there. I would go on to tear my acl 2 other times, with both of them being non contact injuries. What does that mean? Getting hit on the side of your knee while carrying someone on your back isn’t avoidable . But running downfield with a football in your hands and going to cut right, while your knee buckles underneath you, tells us not only were you not prepared for this movements, but your training wasn’t antiquate to match the demands of your given sport. But how is this possible? My parents spent their hard earned money after my first major injury to put me in one of those “top level” speed schools. My Father even had to get a night job just to pay for coaching . The level of sacrifice my mom and dad did to get me to the east end of Long Island will never go unnoticed. The issue was that this speed school was your run of the mill cookie cutter group training with speed ladders and cone drills. Had the coaches evaluated my hips for a lack of hip internal rotation, found that I had zero strength in my hamstrings and no tibial rotation then their program for me would have addressed these weak points and I could have avoided these injuries.
These experiences had taken me down a path of passion and love for training. Not just training, truly understanding the needs both physically and mentally of my clients. I want to develop young Athletes that have the same dreams that I had growing up but keep them healthy and teach them to be the strongest version of themselves on and off the field.