Loudoun County PE Department Teachers Prepare for Back-to-School
Elite Wellness provides training at the 2024 Loudoun County Public Schools’ Physical Education Department’s Professional Development Day.
The Loudoun County Public Schools’ Office of Health and Physical Education organizes Professional Development sessions in Ashburn, VA for all Health & Physical Education teachers as they return to school each year. On August 15th, 2024, LCPS teachers had the opportunity to participate in sessions offered by Elite Wellness.
During the hands-on sessions, Mckenna Smet and her team provided valuable suggestions on weight training, including hand placement, weight limits, proper form and technique, effective spotting, and proper cueing to ensure safe and efficient workouts. The interactive nature of the training ensured that teachers left with practical insights to immediately implement in their weight rooms.
“The sessions were a great success,” said A. Riggio, Health & Physical Education Specialist at LCPS.
Elite Wellness Performance and Recovery, based in Ashburn, VA, is at the forefront of using cutting-edge technologies to accelerate both performance and recovery for athletes and non-athletes alike. The dedicated staff at Elite Wellness brings a wealth of experience in sports, fitness, and nutrition, and they are committed to continuously exploring new advancements in the industry to biohack human genetics and enhance overall well-being.
Mckenna Smet, owner of Elite Wellness, emphasized the importance of their collaboration with LCPS: “Professional development is crucial in sports and athletics, as new approaches and practices constantly emerge to prevent injuries, enhance performance, and ensure weight room safety. At Elite Wellness, we prioritize staying current on the latest research, techniques, and technologies to provide the best possible service to our clients. By sharing our expertise with teachers, we empower them to better support their students and maintain a safe training environment, ultimately strengthening our entire community.”
“Teachers left with good things to say – raving about the cues and demos that were shared,” said A. Wheeler, Supervisor of Health and Education Department.
