POW5R SPORTS LEAGUE
POW5R SPORTS LEAGUE
At Norman Elite our mission is to uplift, inspire, and positively challenge the youth of our community with intense coaching and mentoring through the basis of athletic and educational programs.
Whether your young athlete works better on his/her own or works better within groups, 1on1 sessions and small groups that focus on speed, agility, strength, and conditioning, are all services provided by Norman Elite. Our training regiments encompass any sport your child may play. Also, ask about our "sport specific" training as well. Contact Norman Elite today to book your sessions.
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Take your athletic performance to the next level with one-on-one Speed and Agility training sessions with Coach Antwan. A seasoned expert in developing quickness, coordination, and explosive movement, Coach Antwan tailors each session to meet the individual needs of athletes at all levels. Whether you're an aspiring athlete or a seasoned competitor, Coach Antwan’s training focuses on enhancing foot speed, agility, strength, and reaction time through dynamic drills and techniques. These personalized sessions are designed to help athletes improve their acceleration, deceleration, change of direction, and overall athletic performance, giving them a competitive edge in any sport. Coach Antwan’s approach emphasizes proper form, injury prevention, and mental toughness, ensuring that athletes build a solid foundation for success. If you're looking to gain speed, increase agility, and become a more agile and explosive athlete, Coach Antwan’s elite training will equip you with the skills needed to stand out and excel on any field or court.
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(432) 889-7074
John Norman
Born and raised in Midland, John Norman attended Pease Elementary, Goddard Jr High, and graduated from Midland Lee High School. John was a three-sport athlete where he lettered in Football, Basketball and Track earning him honors as a two-time All-State Player and the first Parade All-American in football, from the Permian Basin, featured in ESPN the magazine. After graduating from High School and began being recruited by virtually every D1 school in the country, John chose to play at Texas Tech University under the late Spike Dykes & Mike Leach. A successful football career as a letterman at Tech, John was earned the opportunity to attend Philadelphia Eagles training camp.
After ending his career in professional football, John knew his heart would lead him to a position of working with the youth. Coaching at the collegiate level, and at several football camps across Texas and Oklahoma, John knew he had found his calling. John and his brother Josh founded Norman Elite, an athletic training organization that trains kids ages 8-18 with a focus on mentorship and character development. Under John’s leadership, Norman Elite was also a winner of Midland’s Entrepreneurial Challenge for its innovative approach to character development through athletic training and coaching. He created a Character Development curriculum that is taught to children in the Permian Basin.
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1on1 Sessions
4 Sessions: $500
8 Sessions: $900
Group Sessions
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Class of 2025
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District 4-5A’s defensive MVP two consecutive years
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Two-time first-team all-state honoree
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1996 Parade High School All-American Selection
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District 4-5A’s defensive MVP two consecutive years
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Named State Defensive MVP by the Associated Press
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Defensive MVP for the 1996 All-Permian Basin Football Team
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Finished 2nd in Conference 5A 1998 State Track in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 36.94
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Finished 3rd in Conference 5A 1997 State Track in the 4x400m relay that ran 3:15.08 alongside Fred Pertile, Cory Pertile, Antwan Alexander
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Listed as the fourth-best defensive back in the Nation
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Listed as fourth-best prospect in the state of Texas by Superprep
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Dallas Morning News and Houston Chronicle chose Norman as one of the top 100 players in the state of Texas.
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Waco Tribune Herald picked Norman as one of the top 30
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Named top prospect in the South Plains region by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Member of the A-J Fabulous 44
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The Austin American-Statesman named Norman to their Fab 55
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Sporting News listed Norman as one of the top 15 defensive back in the nation
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Selected to play in the THSCA All-Star game where he recorded 11 tackles in the game
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Member of the Texas Football Top 75 and was a Student Sport Magazine and Scholastic Coach Magazine All-American selection
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All-West Texas Super Team member
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Ranked first in the Big 12 Conference and ninth in the NCAA with 10 returns for 284 yards averaging 28.4 yards per carry including a long of 86 yards
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High School Season All-Time Records:Longest TD Interception Return: 101, John Norman, vs. Abilene Cooper, 1995.
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Most Pass Interceptions: 10, John Norman, 1995
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High School Career All-Time Records: Most Pass Interceptions: 20, John Norman, 1994-96.
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Two Interceptions Returned for TD in Single Game: 1995, vs. Abilene High (both by John Norman, 37, 36
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1990s decade candidate for the 2017 & 2018 Texas High School Football Hall of Fame
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