LET'S GO! Welcome to the Stamford High School Black Knights Strength and Conditioning Blog: SHSFIT.COM. Here coaches and athletes can find weightlifting and Strongman schedules, team and individual programs, and educational source materials. - Coach Cap is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach and he can be reached for scheduling at: dcaplan@stamfordct.gov. ______A Black Knights' Culture of Bigger, Stronger, Faster--SMARTER Athletes Can Happen If We All Work Together.
Friday, April 28, 2017
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Couple of Our Football Players are Hitting the Big Tire
900 Pound Tire for Reps Enrique and Bri Nova
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Spring Break - Workouts
There will be 2 Open Workouts over Spring Break:
9:30 am- 11:30 am Tuesday & Thursday.
Coaches if you are sending over 10 kids come with them.
Enjoy the Break. If you are NOT coming:
Everyday
200 Push-ups, Burpees, Crunches, Body Weight Squats - Run 2 Miles and or 100 yard Sprints.
Don't lose what you have worked so hard to get.
- Coach Cap
(Yeah ... great Pic)
9:30 am- 11:30 am Tuesday & Thursday.
Coaches if you are sending over 10 kids come with them.
Enjoy the Break. If you are NOT coming:
Everyday
200 Push-ups, Burpees, Crunches, Body Weight Squats - Run 2 Miles and or 100 yard Sprints.
Don't lose what you have worked so hard to get.
- Coach Cap
(Yeah ... great Pic)
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Andrea O’Connor Named MaxPreps All-American for Volleyball
Randy Malak, Sports Editor SHS Round Table
March 31, 2017
March 31, 2017
On Wednesday, January 4th, 2017 Junior Andrea O’Connor was named to the MaxPreps’ 2016 Underclass All-American Volleyball Team. The funny thing about it was that she herself never found out about this accolade until this past weekend, March 24th – approximately three months after it was announced! She said, “I didn’t even know about the whole thing until I was talking with one of my friends, who was also named to the team, and she asked me how I felt about that. After that I went online myself to see if this was really true. I was completely shocked and really thought that the whole award was illegitimate.”
But the award was not illegitimate, as it turns out. It was very well-deserved, as the junior sensation was named MVP in both the FCIAC and CIAC league tournament finals and finished with an extremely impressive resume including 594 kills, 148 blocks, 198 service points and 21 aces.
We asked O’Connor about all of her great success in volleyball, and she said, “Being surrounded by a great team was key to my success, that along with my awesome head coach, Smerf (Nick Smeriglio), that was just so key for me to become a better player. I wanted to go to practice and I wanted to improve my game.”
O’Connor looks to keep her team on the very top next season as they chase their second FCIAC and CIAC league titles in two years. Andrea was enthusiastic about next season, stating that “Although we’ll be losing some of our top seniors, we have a lot of experience on our team and I know our younger players will step up to the challenge.”
Monday, April 3, 2017
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