How to Introduce Be Activated into High School /Sports Programs

by | Nov 19, 2015 | Archived

Presented by Dr. Tom Nelson and Dr. Eric Janota   Location: Nazareth Academy 1209 W Ogden Ave, La Grange Park, IL 60526 Time: Saturday, January 23, 2016 8:30 AM to 1 PM Objective: This past 2015 season, Nazareth Academy won it’s 2nd consecutive football state championship with a record low 6 injuries in 14 games. Come to learn how Be Activated was implemented at Nazareth and a few other high schools. See how athletic trainers, strength coaches, and sports programs can come together to create a safe environment to compete. Get hands on coaching on how to activate zone 1 and perform diaphragmatic breathing. Then take it back to your school or sports program to reduce injuries, enhance performance, and see the results possible when the mind and body are connected. Cost: $150 Contact: Joanne Janota joanne@activateanddominate.com Register online by Friday January 15, 2016 Space is limited.   Registration Form Name* Email* School Position Address* Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Phone*CaptchaEmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged....
I was a former collegiate and professional hockey player. During my career I suffered 3 concussions in 9 months. Despite resting and allowing ample time for normal recovery, I continued to have tightness in my neck, headaches, and eyesight issues. Shortness of breath was a common occurrence. My family and friends even noticed a difference in my behavior and a decrease in my level of sharpness. When I met with Doctor Nelson I experienced immediate results. He fixed a disconnect between my brain and muscles so that I could perform tasks that required using multiple signals.  Through his activation therapy, the tension in my neck and upper shoulder regions is gone and I no longer have headaches. My vision is more acute and my ability to focus is back to normal. I have become more positive, energetic, and upbeat.
Billy Maday