NFL hopefuls and other athlete news

Future NFL hopefuls are working hard at DTS. Long days and hard work are already paying off in one week. We had a linebacker take 3 tenths off his pro shuttle going from a 4.6 to a 4.3 and a running back going from a 4.3 to a 4.0. This running back also ran a consistent 1.5 second 10 yard dash along with hitting a 1.47 second 10 yard dash twice! The great thing is they still have 4 more weeks!! Check out this 58" Box Jump below during one of their training sessions!


Zach M. has been the 5th DTS trained athlete to box jump 56" this is an amazing feat of explosiveness and I'm not sure of any other sports training facility in the nation who has recorded these results on tape. Not to mention 3 out of the 5 kids are high school kids! Check out Zach and the other athletes below who are jumping onto a 56" or higher box:








Lacrosse season is about to kickoff and DTS trained athlete and former high school All American Jake Bernhardt is working hard and will be on the second line midfield for the University of Maryland. Look for Jesse Bernhardt to make a big impact this year as well for Lake Brantley. Jesse will join his brother at Maryland for lacrosse as well.

Congratulations to Alton Meeks and Misha Steen who placed first in their weight classes for wrestling. Alton wrestled at the Tulsa Nationals along with Misha who won the Northeast Championship Nationals.

DTS football players continue to verbally commit

Two more DTS trained football players have verbally committed to college for football.

Austin Spears - Charleston Southern University

Tyler Wells - Wagner University

Along with the following 5 athletes who have already verbally committed this year. Stay tuned as signing day is just around the corner!

DTS wrestlers on the rise

2nd at 152 Lee Wildes Oviedo Soph.(pictured above with the ever fashionable DTS sweatshirt)

3rd at 125 Alex Curley Winter Springs Sr.

3rd at 145 Nick Hajner Cypress Creek Sr.

These wrestlers have now moved into the top 3 rankings in the state.

2009 International Power Showcase

DTS would like to congratulate Dante Bichette Jr. on an outstanding performance at the 2009 International Power Showcase. Dante has been working hard with DTS and continues to show improvement but the genes aren't to bad either! Check out the video below of Dante at the showcase. Dante was 4th place overall as a sophomore! For more info check out http://www.power-showcase.com.

DTS trained athletes make 2008 All-Central Florida team

DTS trained athletes make the Orlando Sentinel's 2008 All-Central Florida team :

First Team: James Washington
Second Team: Corey Oberst

Majic Dorsey

The Reno Bighorns have acquired point guard Daryl "Majic" Dorsey from the available player pool. Dorsey, 185 pounds 6-1 Guard from Brevard Community College in Florida, played for the Las Vegas Rattlers in 2004 with the ABA and became the Rookie of the Year with an average of 20.8 points in 12 games. In his Sophomore year at Brevard CC, he was ranked second nationally in scoring 28.6 ppg and eighth in assists; 8.3 apg. He was named All-Region, All-State and All-Conference.

Dorsey most recently played for the Albuquerque Thunderbirds and averaged 12.8 points in the first five games for the season for the Thunderbirds. He will be in uniform and make his Bighorns debut against the Anaheim Arsenal on Friday, December 12th at the downtown Reno Events Center. "We are very excited to have Majic join the team," said Jason Glover, Director of Basketball Operations/Assistant Coach. "He is another play-maker and has experience in the D-league as a proven scorer, we feel with this addition he makes us a stronger team."

The Reno Bighorns is the minor league team for the New York Knicks and Sacramento Kings in the NBA.

New DTS location and Athlete News

This New Year has been amazing for DTS and it's only the 4th of January! Davis Training Systems would like to announce it's new location at 556 FL Central Parkway, Longwood, Fl this is the former building of Velocity Sports Performance. (We are in no way affliated with Velocity Sports Performance). The new facility will boster a total of 18,ooo sq. ft with 30 yards of turf, a 60 yard track and basketball court. We will also have customized equipment to help athletes increase their speed, strength and power. Along with Cytomax and Muscle Milk drink stations that are endorsed by the NCAA. If you read through our blog you will see why we are leading the way in sports performance enhancement. Any athletes who have been Velocity trained can come in and receive a special rate! We will show you, the future client how to properly train so you can experience the results our athletes at Davis Training Systems receive everyday. Our program is specific to the needs of an athlete not the group the athlete is in. You can contact us at info@davistrainingsystems.com or call 407-831-4700 to find out more on our S.P.E.E.D, V.E.R.T, Total Sports Performance Training, Personal Training and Boot Camp programs.

More Big News for DTS Trained Athletes

We would also like to congratulate Peter Donnelly who ran a 4.6 40 yard dash at the Under Armour combine today. Along with Dante Bichette who ran the 2nd fastest 60 yard dash time at the Power-Showcase. The power showcase is the first International/National home run derby for top high school baseball players. Dante was also ranked 4th out of 70 baseball players as a power hitter. Oh by the way, did we mention? Great job to both of these DTS trained athletes, they have worked very hard!

DTS Speed

DTS would like to congratulate Alex Carter on lowering his 60 yard dash time by 7 tenths going from a 8.3 second 60 yard dash to a 7.6 second 60 yard dash in seven and a half weeks. This is almost a tenth taken off per week. Alex has worked hard on lowering his times and we are hoping to see him in the 6.9's even with baseball season approaching. Only Alex will understand the video below so don't even try to figure it out.

Happy New Year

DTS would like to wish everyone a happy New Year!

Chains! Sledgehammers! Tractor Tires! Oh my!

This new year many athletes and teams will be looking for the cutting edge training that will separate them from their opponent. We have established ourselves in building athletes to become the best! So next time your being dominated by a DTS athlete or trained team just think this is the way we have been training:

Notice he mentions speed and strength not just one. You truly need both to maximize potential.

I just hope this isn't the way you or your team has been training:


I'm sure I could have found a better example but I honestly couldn't resist putting this up. You have to admit, it is very entertaining.