I don’t know if you’re as excited as I am about the new baseball season, but I can’t wait for it to kick off officially!  I have many reasons to be excited;

- As a HUGE Red Sox fan, the acquisition of Carl Crawford and Adrian Gonzalez this off-season were great moves by the organization, and the season looks nothing but extremely promising for the Sox.  And knowing that Kevin Youkilis busted his ass and did quality training at Cressey Performance during the off-season just adds to the excitement!

- All our high school pitchers are going to start their season in the next couple of weeks, and I’m really excited to get out there and watch them play.  They all worked really hard during the off-season and got a lot stronger, more explosive, and pretty much all got their fastball up big time, so it’ll be interesting to see how they look on the mound once the season kicks off.

- Since moving to the Philadelphia, I’ve learned to like the Phillies (as my second favorite team I’d say), since it’s pretty accessible for me to go watch live games, which I enjoy more than anything.  Being from Montreal, enjoying live MLB games is something I haven’t had a chance to do much in the last couple of years.  That being said, with a pitcher rotation that includes arguably the 4 best pitchers in the league right now in Roy Halladay, Cole Hamels, Roy Oswalt and now Cliff Lee, how can I not be excited to go watch the Phillies?

Welcome back to Philly, Cliff!

That being said, the next few months of baseball are going to be pretty exciting!

On a different note, things are pretty quiet at Endeavor for now; our baseball and lacrosse players pretty much all left last week as tryouts are kicking off for all of them.  And we’re still a couple weeks away from hockey seasons progressively ending from the end of March for youth hockey organization ’til the end of May for some pro guys.  That means we’re going to start getting really busy, really soon.  This upcoming hockey off-season at Endeavor looks more promising than ever with a bunch of new players that are going to join the already amazing group of players we had last year.

Busier also means more work for the coaching staff.  That also means we’re going to need help to bridge the gap; we’re actually looking for interns (probably 3-4) for the summer period (May through August).  An internship opportunity at Endeavor means learning and sharing with passionate coaches who thrive to get better every day, learning how to perfect your coaching abilities, gaining experience with a wide range of hockey players from Tier II pee-wees to professional players trying to secure a job in the NHL, and much more.  Interning says a lot about the dedication you have at getting better and making it in the strength and conditioning business.  It will definitely build up your network and might even lead to a job offer.  If you’re interested in interning at Endeavor click on the link below for more details and to download the application form:

Endeavor Sports Performance Internship

You can send me the application via e-mail or by fax to Endeavor at (856)269-4153.  If you have any further question regarding the internship opportunity, don’t hesitate to contact me via e-mail.

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