Combine Training
NFL Combine and Draft Preparation Program
The National Football League has inplemented the NFL Combine and All-Star Games as a final recruiting tool for team selections. This is an opportunity for the athlete to prove to team owners, general managers, player personnel and coaches how physically and mentally prepared he is to play in the NFL. A player's stock can drastically rise or fall as a result of the NFL Combine and All-Star game. Power Train understands that moving up or down early in the draft can gain or cost an athlete millions of dollars. With that at stake, athletes realize the importance of preparing for the NFL Combine. It is the biggest test of their lives and a one time, 3-day interview for a job in the NFL. One-tenths of a second slower in the 40-yard dash, a lack in physical strength or poor composure during the NFL Combine interview can make the difference between being drafted in the first round or the third round, equating to a loss of millions of dollars in contract value.
At Power Train our NFL Combine and Draft Preparation Program is designed specifically for the potential draft pick to enhance his performace during the physical and mental tests of the NFL Combine, All-Star Game and NFL workouts. This intensive training program replicates exactly all the tests and position-specific drills each athlete will face during the combine and individual team workouts, while maximizing the athlete's potential to perform at a superior level during the All-Star Games. The goal for each athlete is to master all the tests of the combine and make a lasting inpression with NFL team affiliates.
Unlike other programs where trainers have 25-40 athletes training in a group setting, we keep our NFL Combine program limited to 12 athletes to ensure that the proper amount of attention is given to the individual in order to maximize performance.
2010 Combine Clients
Sean Lee – Penn State
Congratulations on becoming a 2nd round pick Dallas Cowboys

Knowledge Timmons – Penn

Will Barker – Dallas Cowboys
Congratulations on becoming a Free Agent Dallas Cowboys

Nekos Brown – Virginia Tech

Phil Costa – Dallas Cowboys
Congratulations on becoming a Free Agent Dallas Cowboys

Mike Harris – Shippensburg

AJ Kizekai – Bucknell

Gus Mustakas – Pitt

Ross Ventrone – New England Patriots
Congratulations on becoming a Free Agent New England Patriots

Kendric Hawkins – Buffalo

