POWERPLAY for Hockey
Do you believe in Miracles?
There is a consensus out there that slowing down is an inevitable part of aging. It’s not true. Lapses in athletic prowess have less to do with irreversible physical changes and more to do with settling for the myth of slowing down.
If you consistently challenge yourself with high-level modern training, disciplined nutrition and get smart about injury prevention you can continue to produce at the highest levels….in fact, you may outperform younger athletes who lack your experience, savvy and feel for your sport.
From ice HOCKEY to ultimate fighting 21st-century professional athletes and weekend warriors alike are beating back the clock. They are reversing, or at least fighting to a draw, the aging process.
So why are you settling?
POWERPLAY is the first of it’s kind
HOCKEY performance movie providing expert off-ice circuit training
Designed to focus on the 3 key components of HOCKEY performance:
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Speed and Agility
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Core Stability
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Explosive Power
POWERPLAY will maximize your on-ice performance while minimizing injury.
Dr. Vonda Wright partners with 2x Stanley cup champion and fitness expert, Peter Taglianetti, to bring you the first in a series of hockey specific circuit training movies. The 3 part POWERPLAY movie details Dr. Wright’s approach to masterful performance, provides indepth instruction to safely teach you a 10 exercise HOCKEY training circuit and a “real time” demonstration of the exercises performed in 45 second bursts. The entire movie is set to a dynamic original score.
Featuring 2x Stanley Cup Champion Peter Taglianetti
During his 11 year, 450 game professional hockey career, 2x Stanley Cup Defenseman Peter Taglianetti, supplied discipline and grit on the ice. A big, strong and physical defensemen originally out of Framinham, MA, “Tags” was drafted out of college by the Winnipeg Jets and played in Canada for 5 years prior to joining the Pittsburgh Penguins sixteen games into the season in 1990-91. He added a physical presence to the defense when the Pens won their first Stanley Cup that spring. The burly rearguard continued to defend the next year when Pittsburgh repeated as Cup holders in 1991-1992.
Continuing to play until the 1996-97 season, Tags sustained a career-ending hip injury on the ice and retired from professional hockey to begin a second career in broadcasting as the Penguin’s “color commentator” for the FOX network while creating several businesses in Pittsburgh, PA.
Since retirement, Peter has drawn on his experience as a professional althete and performance expert to revamp his workout regime to accommodate his hip and competed in multi-sport endurance and off-road adventure racing while building a personal training and performance practice. His injury ultimately lead to hip replacement and turned his attention to keeping masters age hockey players on the ice.
Peter now teams with Dr.Vonda Wright, orthopaedic surgeon and specialist in masters athletes, to maximize performance and minimize injury in adult hockey players in POWERPLAY Sports Performance Movie for Hockey.
Using dry land total body cross training circuits to build speed and agility, core stability and explosive power, Tags and Dr. Vonda give hockey players of all ages and skill levels the tools to stay and win on the ice.
Peter Taglianetti slated to skate in the WINTER CLASSIC Alumni Game!
On the ice again, Peter and teammates from historic Pens teams burn up the ice in the Winter Classic Alumni Exhibition game! Join Peter and other Stanley Cup champions for pre-Winter Classic celebration at the Hockey Happy Hour Thursday, Dec. 30th at the North Shore Saloon. Come eat, drink and re-tell tales of the championships with these hockey greats! More information at www.hockeyhappyhour.com
