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PARKLAND STUDENT ATHLETE ACADEMY

PSAA Lacrosse Academy

Industry leading lacrosse instruction delivered by experienced coaches combined with the E.A.T.S. Method of strength and conditioning.

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What is The PSAA Lacrosse Academy?

Elite Athlete Training Systems (EATS) and Parkland Student Athlete Academy (PSAA) are extremely excited to bring a lacrosse academy to the Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, and Parkland County areas. PSAA Lacrosse Academy includes training in both Field and Box Lacrosse. Additionally, PSAA Lacrosse Academy Athletes will participate in both sport performance and strength and conditioning with Elite Athlete Training Systems. This program is currently available for junior high school students (grades 6-9) eager to learn how to play lacrosse and/or current lacrosse players wanting to continue to develop their lacrosse skills in an academy environment.

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Introduction

Season of Play Program Plan

Season of Play Program Plan

Elite Athlete Training Systems’ PSAA Lacrosse Academy program has been developed based on a collegiate lacrosse model. PSAA operates with two distinct seasons of play or semesters. The PSAA Lacrosse Academy will accept new athletes into either Season of Play 1, Season of Play 2 or in both Seasons of Play.

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PSAA Lacrosse Academy includes instruction in both Field and Box Lacrosse. Additionally, PSAA Lacrosse Academy Athletes will participate in sport performance, strength and conditioning with Elite Athlete Training Systems. Instruction will be broken down into both field and box lacrosse specific instruction depending on the time of year and facility availability.

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Season of Play 1 (September to January)

September/October

  • Field Lacrosse focus 
  • 3-4 Lacrosse skill development sessions per week (outdoors/weather permitting)
  • 1-2 Sport performance strength and conditioning sessions per week

November/December/January

  • Sport Performance focus
  • 3-4 Sport Performance strength and conditioning sessions per week
  • 1-2 Lacrosse skill development sessions per week

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Season of Play 2 (February to June)

February/March/April

  • Box Lacrosse focus
  • 3-4 Lacrosse skill development sessions per week
  • 1-2 Sport Performance strength and conditioning sessions per week

May/June

  • Box Lacrosse focus
  • 2-4 Lacrosse skill development sessions per week
  • 2-4 Sport Performance strength and conditioning sessions per week
Why Train With E.A.T.S?

Our Core Principles

Commitment

Our committed team of coaches take great pride in seeking out the growth and impact of each individual athlete that trains with E.A.T.S. Your success is our success.

Community

E.A.T.S. isn't just a gym. We're a dedicated group of coaches and athletes from a range of different sports and levels. We hold each other accountable and work as a team towards our individual and shared goals.

Methodology

The E.A.T.S Method has been developed over more than a decade and continues to evolve to best support the ongoing development of our community of athletes.

Growth

Our E.A.T.S. staff and athletes are extremely dedicated to their craft. We've spent years building a reliable foundation to improve our athletes strength and conditioning in a measurable way.

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Meet The Team

Lacrosse Training Team

Brad Dayman
Certified Strength Coach

Brad is the founder of Elite Athlete Training Systems and has an unmatched passion for supporting the development of athletes. Brad is a Westside Barbell special strengths certified coach.

Rob Svarich
Sport Performance Lead

With more than two decades of experience working in the sport and recreation industry, Rob has an in-depth understanding of the Canadian sport landscape.

Erik Turner
Lacrosse Lead

Erik Turner has played 4 professional seasons in the National Lacrosse League. He won an NLL Championship in the 2021/2022 season with the Colorado Mammoth.

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Questions About E.A.T.S

Frequently Asked Questions About PSAA

How do I register?

Register directly with Parkland Student Athlete Academy Lacrosse.

Who can register?

Parkland School Division students that are passionate about sport and are committed to the daily pursuit of elite sport performance. Sport Performance will be available for student athletes in grades 6/7, grades 8/9 and grades 10/11/12.

How is transportation handled?

HS Crew (High School Student Athletes) - transportation to E.A.T.S. is the responsibility of the student. Transportation from E.A.T.S. to Spruce Grove Composite High School and Memorial Composite High School is available.

Jr. Crew (Jr. High School Student Athletes - transportation is provided from École Broxton Park School to E.A.T.S. Students are responsible for transportation from E.A.T.S. at the end of each session.

What schools offer this program?

Parkland Student Athlete Academy is a program of choice offered by Parkland School Division and delivered by Connections For Learning in conjunction with community partners.
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Grade 6-9: École Broxton Park School
‍Grade 10-12: Memorial Composite High School and Spruce Grove Composite High School

Sport Performance: For the 2023/24 school year PSAA Sport Performance will be offered to the following; Grades 6/7, Grades 8/9, Grades 10/11/12.

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