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Spotlight: Jason Jochimsen

Spotlight: Jason Jochimsen

Jason Jochimsen is the Strength and Speed Coordinator at Menomonie High School in Wisconsin, training athletes right at the school. He uses OVR Jump and OVR Sprint because they've levelled the playing field for his lower-income school, providing great athlete feedback at a fraction of the cost of other devices. Since implementing OVR, his athletes are more competitive and engaged in the weight room, with jump and sprint numbers reaching all-time highs.

Who

I am Jason Jochimsen.  Strength and Speed Coordinator at Menomonie High School in Wisconsin. We train right at our High School. 

Products

OVR Jump, OVR Sprint

Why OVR?

OVR has really leveled the playing field for us!  It also use to get great feedback from our athletes at a fraction of what most of these devices cost.  As a lower income school our OVR devices have been priceless. 

Results 

After implementing our OVR devices our athletes have been competing and enjoying the weight room more.  Our jump and sprint numbers are higher then they have ever been. 

Pro Tips

Be simple but concise with your instruction especially when using the devices in a large group setting.  Record everything so that athletes can see the gains they are making. 


Social Media

X (Twitter): @JasonJochimsen

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