PEAK PERFORMANCE MADE REACHABLE
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Get training support and perform at your maximum
Our training support is for everyone
Individual approach to athletes makes physiological adaptations optimal, and the maximum development as an athlete
Scientifically based training programmes make coaching credible
We have extensive practical experience (participation in the Olympic Games, World Championships), which makes coaching possible and successful
Our educational backgrounds (Master in Sports Sciences) make training guidance complete
No copying others, no uncertainty about your training Start customised training Stand at the start line ready to compete at your maximum
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Training support for everyone
Individual approach to athletes
Scientifically based training programmes
Your coach is an ex-Olympian athlete
Your trainer is Master in Human Movement Sciences
25 years old story, and this experience we want to share with you
AT Sports Science is led by coaches Adrie Visser & Tomasz Czapelski with a mission to support other athletes to make progress every day, to share science, knowledge, passion, and 25 years of experience.
Our story began when a passion for sport was born. In 1994 we started to compete in cycling and speed skating races. In 1997 we won the first National Championships medal and in 2003 the first National Title. Shortly after that one of the biggest successes came, winning the bronze medal at the World Championships in 2003. In 2004 we took 8th place in the biggest sports event, the Olympic Games in Athens. Further our story continued with successes as World Cup podiums, European Championships medals, and in 2018 gold medal at World Championships!
Until now we have trained dozens of athletes. We are happy and proud to share their successes.
1994
First race
2003
First National Title
2004
Olympic Games
2007
First World Cup Win on the road
2018
World Title
1997
First National Championships Medal
2003
World Championships Medal
2004
First World Cup Win on the track
2017
First European Championships medal
2019
141 Wins
279 Podium places