Pro-Vision Athletics: Exercising the Body Along With the Brain

From great heart, great determination, and drive comes success. At Pro-Vision, we believe in strengthening the body along with sharpening the mind, and the recent successes of our boys track team reflects our ideals as they have recently won first overall at the TCSAAL Meet! Pro-Vision Academy does not currently have a track facility and yet the track team with supreme dedication overcame that obstacle and succeeded. The track program, along with all the athletic programs, has wonderful benefits for students in a variety of ways. Our athletic programs are structured and supervised by dedicated and passionate coaches and allow the students to reap the benefits of physical exercise while improving important hand-eye coordination and sportsmanship.

The basketball program at Pro-Vision is a positive opportunity for students to work as a team. Basketball improves the student’s physical health and athletic ability and also improves balance, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. On top of the physical benefits it also allows for lessons in sportsmanship and teaches the virtues of self-discipline.

Football is immensely popular and one of the best ways to keep in top physical condition. From sprinting to endurance to muscle strengthening and agility exercises, the football program offers students an enriching opportunity in athletics to not only improve physical fitness but to participate on a team.

Athletics at Pro-Vision Academy, whether focusing on speed or strength, agility or endurance, self-discipline or team building, or a combination of all, is a stellar opportunity offered to students. Students benefit not only from the athletic programs themselves but also from the dedicated coaches that both set an example as leaders and team players. The athletic programs at Pro-Vision create lasting impressions on students and teach lessons that last both on and off the field.

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