Improve Speed, Strength, Agility and Endurance
Decrease susceptibility to injury and increasing self-confidence!

Kids have football coaches, basketball coaches, volleyball coaches, baseball coaches... all kinds of coaches for skill development... and that's important.

But the real key to sports success is athletic ability... speed, power, agility, endurance! And we are the experts at that... a national program with the most qualified instruction available anywhere.

At Parisi, we have specialized individual classes for learning how to accelerate faster, reach top speed faster, change direction faster, all based on research with over 100,000 kids in Parisi programs.

We now have unlimited training in a first class facility for as low as $99 per month. Real training with evaluation, specific class instruction, and measurable results. Parisi is nationally acclaimed for being the leader in youth fitness and sports performance training, TRAIN WITH THE BEST!

Science has proven that ages 7 - 12 are the most critical years in a child's motor skill development and ages 12 - 17 are most critical for developing speed, strength, and power.

We help increase core strength, speed, agility and sport endurance, for a measurable performance improvement. Our sports training techniques not only improve sports performance but helps build an athlete's self-confidence and a winning attitude!

The Parisi Speed School under the direction of Dr. Mike Trexler, Ph.D., is custom designed to meet the specific needs of athletes in a variety of sports situations. Athletes will see improvement in the following areas:

n Improved Upper and Lower Body Strength
n Improved Flexibility
n Improved Coordination
n Improved Technique
n Improved Power and Endurance
n Improved Speed of Movement
n Improved Jumping Ability
n Improved Agility
n Improved Confidence
n Decreased Susceptibility to Injury

Call (479) 845 - 8011 to schedule a free class! Don't get left behind!

Parisi Speed School

FAIR LAWN, NJ - The NFL Combine training program at the Parisi Speed School is world-renowned. Parisi has sent over 125 players to the NFL including the #2 draft pick in 2008, Chris Long. One of this year's leading performers, Marcus Easley, trained alongside twenty other athletes--all under the guidance of Martin Rooney. During Easley's first tests at the Parisi Speed School he benched 11 reps and recorded a 9'10" broad jump. In his final tests at the 2010 NFL Combine this March, Easley knocked out 16 reps, ranking him 8th among all wide receivers. He was also a top performer in the broad jump at 10'4.5", finishing fourth, and ran an 11.5 in the 60-yard shuttle.

The New York Times took note of Easley's performance at this year's NFL Combine commenting, "Five of the prospects in the first group of 21 receivers to work out were under 6 feet tall. But even the big men can move, especially Connecticut's Marcus Easley. He's listed at 6-3 and 210 pounds, and his unofficial times were 4.43 and 4.39."

Marcus Easley is a native of Stratford, CT. He was an in-state walk-on to UConn's football team. Easley's raw talent and desire for the game were highlighted during his time at UConn; his role improved from walk-on to star athlete. His recent performance at the NFL Combine has cemented him as a mid-round NFL draft pick.

Yet, Easley is not the only "sleeper" that will come from the Parisi Speed School this year. The twenty other athletes trained who trained with Rooney have all been contenders at their College Pro Days this past March. The majority of these athletes have recorded results they had never expected of themselves.

About Parisi Speed School:
Over eighteen years and fifty Parisi Speed School franchises later, the dream continues to expand. Now with over 100,000 athletes from every level of athletics having experienced the Parisi Speed School, the program has become nationally recognized as the leader in performance enhancement training. In 2010, there are over 50 Parisi Franchise locations in 23 different states across America. This national movement will continue to expand in the coming years to allow any athlete to take advantage of the Parisi training experience.