Wide Receiver University
Dreams don’t work unless you do.
Bringing professional training to elite athletes
OUR WIDE RECEIVERS ARE TRAINED TO LEARN THE BASIC FUNDAMENTALS THAT CONSIST OF:
WEIGHT TRAINING
SPEED
BALL SKILLS
ROUTE MECHANICS
BREAKING DOWN COVERAGES
COLLEGE/UNI PREP
MINDSET TRAINING
1 ON 1 TRAINING
PLAYER & GROUP EVALUATION
WRU training program will be broken up into 3 main phases.
Phase 1 - Strength & Explosion
Phase 1 is not for the weak. This is for developing a strong base and leg explosion. The main focus is on strength building your muscles to have endurance for speed and agility. This phase will run Jan-Feb.
Phase 2 - Speed
Speed is a key factor in becoming an elite receiver. Here at Wide Receiver University we make sure our have the speed to make big plays when the time comes. This phase is from March-April.
Phase 3 - Route Running
Phase 3 is all about tightening up our routes with our maxed out physicals. Now that we got the engine right, it’s time to test the Ferrari on the racetrack. We’ll be focusing on this phase from May-June/July.
Pricing
Sign up via email widereceiveruniversity1@gmail.com
Full Program (Jan-June)
$1100 +tax
Monthly Until July
$160 +tax
Single Session
$45 +tax
Only 20 spots available
For all team, personal training and general inquiries please email widereceiveruniversity1@gmail.com
About
Wide Receiver University was created by Vancouver born Rashaun Simonise. Rashaun played 3 seasons at University of Calgary from 2013-2015 before leaving early to play semi pro arena football for the Chicago Eagles. After a short stint with the eagles, Simonise was able to move up to the premier arena league with the Jacksonville Sharks. After a short 3 months in Jacksonville, Simonise was able to attract enough NFL attention to be the first wide receiver in Canadian history to host a pro day for only him. 6 NFL teams had flown up to university of Calgary to watch him workout. After a stellar performance he was abruptly signed by the Cincinnati Bengals. Since then Simonise has played for multiple CFL, arena and outdoor professional football teams and maintained a 6 year pro career. Currently Rashaun is working with young athletes around the lower mainland hoping to give back the knowledge he’s learned through his journey and highlight where he made mistakes to steer the younger generation in the proper direction needed for success.
