OT Performance & Rehab

One of the biggest things that holds people back isn’t a lack of ability. It’s a lack of belief.

Part of our job at OT is helping people challenge the limits they place on themselves, build confidence and take the next step.

The result? People begin to discover what they’re truly capable of.

Sure, there will be setbacks, failed attempts and challenges along the way. But continuing to show up and refusing to give up is so important.

If you’re looking for a place where you’ll be challenged, supported and never afraid to fail, OT is the place to be. Our coaches will push you, encourage you and be there when things get tough.

Great lacrosse players don’t only work on their stick skills, they also develop the athletic and physical tools that allow those skills to shine.

Whether it’s the Impact Performance Program, our off-site speed and agility sessions or training at OT, we help players build the speed, quickness and athletic foundation needed to elevate their game.

Our goal is simple: help athletes become faster, more explosive and extremely difficult to compete against.

DM or email us at [email protected] to experience the quality of our training for yourself.

Every day people glance through the OT windows and catch a glimpse of what’s happening inside.

What people don’t necessarily see is the breakthrough moments, detailed feedback, positive encouragement and personal relationships that help drive every session.

Looking through the window is one thing… Experiencing it is something completely different.

3 Ways to Improve Your Jab Step for Lacrosse: Part 3 🥍

The fastest and quickest athletes spend less time on the ground.

• Lateral Pogo Jumps: Improve stiffness, elasticity and reactive strength.

• Up & Outs: Push laterally, stick the landing then explode vertically as quickly as possible.

The ability to rapidly absorb and redirect force is a key factor in developing a quicker first step and becoming more explosive. We also progress these drills in multiple angles for the demands of the sport.

Want to get faster, more explosive and more confident on the field?

Our personal training, semi-private training and Impact Performance Program are designed to help all athletes improve speed, quickness and change of direction.

Message or email us for details.

Long-term injuries need long-term plans.

Physiotherapist Wes shares why successful rehab starts with understanding the end goal — then reverse engineering the steps needed to get there.

It’s not just about reducing pain today. It’s about rebuilding strength, confidence, and capacity for what you want to get back to.

Built for Overtime.

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3 Ways to Improve Your Jab Step for Lacrosse: Part 2 🥍

Want to create more separation? Learn how to stop first.

• Lateral Push & Pause: Develop the ability to absorb force and control your body.

• 45 Degree Push & Pause: Learn to stick your landing on different angles before exploding in a new direction.

The best dodgers don’t just move fast. They can decelerate and control momentum before re-accelerating faster than their defender.

The ability to absorb force efficiently allows you to stay balanced, create separation and change direction with confidence.

If you want to become a more explosive lacrosse player, this is exactly what we train at OT Performance through our personal training, semi-private training and Impact Performance Program.

Stay tuned for Part 3 next week 💪