Peak303

Peak303 is premier sports performance training & consulting for athletes of all ages and sports. Develop the strength, speed and power needed to perform at your highest level.

The Owner/Director of Performance Training, Brian Jordan CSCS, RSCC*E has been designing and leading high performance athlete training programs for over two decades now. As a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and a Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach Emeritus (RSCC*E), through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, Brian has extensive experience that includes being the Colorado Rockies Major League Strength and Conditioning Coach and Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for 15 years; Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Detroit Tigers; strength and conditioning coach at UMASS-Amherst as well as the United States Naval Academy; and a former collegiate baseball player at Springfield College.

With his vast experience in sports performance and long-term athletic development as a coach and director, Brian can help you achieve your goals and reach your potential as an athlete.

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Group & Team Training

Training

Looking for a certified professional strength & conditioning

coach to provide proper training instruction and program design for your small group or team? Let us help design and lead a sports performance training program that best fits your sport, season and group/team goals in a safe and effective manner.

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Lessons

If you're in need of individualized instruction and/or interested in technical evaluation and drill work, book a session with us today. Brian is available for hitting and pitching lessons at PrimeTime Hitting, in Littleton.

Single lessons and multi-lesson packs can be purchased online or with Brian directly. For questions and scheduling options, contact at info@elitepeak303.com

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Articles

Performance Articles

What Can Be Done to Reduce the Increasing Injuries in Sports?

With major professional sports leagues like MLB, NFL and the NBA, trending younger for decades now; couple that with better nutrition, recovery modalities and player readiness technologies and we should be seeing a decreasing trend in athlete injuries, right? Unfortunately, that’s not the case. In fact, we continue to see athlete injuries on the rise in professional sports, especially sports injuries involving ligaments...