Professional training for athletes,
by an athlete.
Noel High Performance (NHP) is a professional sports performance, fitness and rehabilitation company formed with inspiration by an Athlete—for Athletes.
We know that a gap exists in the development of young athletes and because of that we are committed to bridging that gap through Athletic Development. We offer a hands-on approach with a high degree of personal service from our experienced coaches, trainers and health practitioners who are committed to helping you reach your full potential. We’ve worked with amateur and professional athletes with a focus on team training with highly competitive rep teams in the GTA
The NHP Philosophy
Quality movement looks good even to the inexperienced observer. Grace and ease of motion are the manifestations of mobility, strength, speed, power, balance, and coordination. At NHP we encourage our athletes to develop unloaded movement patterns until they are performed with confidence and as part of a naturally absorbed vocabulary. The ability to express strength in the range of motion is what will minimise the risk of injury and will translate into better body mechanics, strength, power, fitness, longevity, and wellbeing.
Why Train?
A body that moves better is generally faster, stronger, more coordinated, and less prone to injury. A trained professional knows how to cue and observe the critical features like the position of the knees during practice to ensure an athlete gets the most out of training exposures.
We offer individual, group and team training.
Additional Services
Chiropractor
Dr. Steve Faria
drsteven@fitterhc.com
(416) 561-0914
Registered Massage Therapist
Andre Naraine
(647) 830-7555
Website
Sport Performance Enhancement
Coach & Neurofunctional
Acupuncture
Dr. Joel Kerr
(416) 546-5077
Athletes
Malcolm Duvivier – Oregon State Unversity
Cody John – Weber State University
Eli Mitrou-Long – University of Texas at Austin, UNLV
Clythus Griffith – University of Portland
Tristan Sadler – Snow College
Makayla Ennis – Virginia Tech
Marquia Ennis – State Fair Community College
Tyler Plummer – Wagner College
Richard Audu – Siena College
Josh Bell – Lakehead University
Girece Kazumba – Vermillion College
Christian Hewitt – Western Texas College
Tramique Sutherland – Bradley University
Tramar Sutherland - University of Arkansas Little Rock
Adam Francolini – University of Victoria
Noah Ngamba – University of Toronto
Jalen Shirley – UBC Okanagan
Caleb Johnson – Vincennes College
Daryous King-Henry – Seward County College
Tadre Morse – Indian River Community College
Josh Morgan University of The Incarnate Word
Kobey Lam – University of Denver, Bay Area Dragons (China)
Freddy Ibrahim – University of Tampa Bay
Marcus Bonnick – Rowan College
Chima Njoku – ASA College
Tyler Ennis - Syracuse University, Phoenix Suns
Dylan Ennis – University of Oregon
Brandon Ennis - University of D.C.
Ante Cosic – Davis and Elkins College
Dillon Brooks - University of Oregon, Memphis Grizzlies
Jelani Mofford – University of North Carolina - Greensboro
Junior Cadougan – Marquette University
Nick Lewis – Sheffield Sharks, British Basketball League
Johnathan Alexander – Tyler Junior College
Taevaun Prince – South Dakota State
Jarryn Skeete – University of Buffalo
Tevin Findlay - University of Wisconsin Green Bay
Aaron Emmanuel – Missouri Western State University
Tre Boutlier – Kentucky Wesleyan University
Shane Reader – Palm Beach State
Jordan Wynter Cecil College
Jalen Menzies – Central Arizona College
Jalen Poyser - University of Nevada Las Vegas
Devonte Campbell - University at Albany
Callum Baker – Fairleigh Dickinson University
Malik Cadore – Walters State College
Denier Campbell – Lake Region State College
Mychael Paulo – Williston State Community College, Montana St.
O’shane Taylor Douglas – Eckerd College
Shae Linton-Brown – Georgia Perimeter College
