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Working for future success!!

Posted in workouts, tagged , , , , on August 7, 2017| Leave a Comment »

   CHS freshman Chelsea Prescott flings weights to the heaven while sophomores Raven (left) and Willow Vick wait their turns. (Bob Martin photos)

   Dustin Van Velkinburgh (left) and Ryan King made a cameo appearance in the weight room.

The committed.

Two weeks and counting.

The start of fall sports practice looms on the horizon (actually it’s only nine days away if you’re a football player — they begin Aug. 16), but some athletes are already hard at work.

Coupeville High School’s weight room is open Monday-Friday for SST (Sports Specific Training), and a broad range of Wolves or Wolves-to-be have taken advantage.

Monday morning brought a blast from the past, as well, as former CHS/CMS coaches Ryan King, Dustin Van Velkinburgh and Brett Smedley swung by to give CMS football guru Bob Martin a helping hand.

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No pain, no gain!!

Posted in weight room, tagged , , , , on June 8, 2016| Leave a Comment »

(John Fisken photo)

   Coupeville coaches like Ryan King would love to see their athletes take advantage of the school’s weight room this summer. (John Fisken photo)

How much do you want it?

If you want to walk the walk, and not just talk the talk, now is the time to put in work.

With school ending Thursday, the chance to put in off-season workouts will be very available for CHS/CMS students.

The school’s weight room will be open every Monday-Thursday from June 13 (that’s this coming Monday) to July 28, with one exception — the 4th of July.

“That would be anti-American,” said Coupeville Athletic Director Willie Smith with a chuckle.

Hours of use are 8-9:30 AM and 5-6:30 PM and athletes will be able to make use of the school’s SST (Speed Strength Training) program.

You know athletes at King’s and ATM will be in the weight room.

Are you, the future of Wolf Nation, ready to put in the same level of commitment and work?

Yes, yes you are.

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