About Me
My name is Jibri Hodge. As a student athlete at Saugus High, I ran track and played football. After receiving my diploma, I attended L.A. Pierce College to further my education and pursue my dream of playing Division 1 football. After earning my Associate’s degree I accepted an athletic scholarship to the University of Oregon to play football as a wide receiver. I played two years as a Duck while obtaining my Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. Soon after, I relocated to San Jose, CA where I became a Special Education teacher, coached football and ran off season conditioning programs for school age student athletes. After some time I made the decision to go back to school and earn a Masters Degree in Education Counseling from San Jose State University to become a high school counselor. This allowed me to move back to the Santa Clarita Valley where I now assist in the achievements of student athletes academically as a counselor as well as athletically as a trainer and coach.
Every year I have coached football at Canyon High I have had at least 1 All-League wide receiver. In the 2011 football season I was fortunate enough to have All-League WR's Drew Wolitarsky and Coley Apsay. Wolitarsky was also All-CIF selection and All-State selection again as a junior, check out his highlights. Currently at Canyon High School I'm holding titles of Department Chair of Counseling, Athletic Counselor in charge of NCAA, Assistant Head Coach of Varsity Football and Co-Sprint Coach of Track & Field. I look forward to assisting in the success of student athletes on and off the field or court for a long time to come.
Spring Speed and Conditioning Training
D1 Athletics will continue off-season training with its 4 week Spring Speed and Conditioning Training on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Monday April 9th and concluding Wednesday May 2nd. Trainings will start time at 4:45 pm. All trainings will be between 60-75 minutes in duration and will focus on acceleration, quickness, change of direction, plyometrics for explosiveness, core stability and overall conditioning. Training will be $10 for a single session or $20 a week or $80 for the full 4 weeks, 8 trainings total.
Spring Weight Training
D1 Athletics will continue off-season training with its 4 week Spring Weight Training on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Monday April 9th and concluding Wednesday May 2nd. All trainings will be between 45-60 minutes in duration and will focus on the three core football lifts Bench Press, Power Clean and Squat. All athletes will be trained with the proper technique in all three lifts by Alex Reinwald (Canyon High School Varsity Football Offensive Coordinator, QB Coach and Weight-room Coordinator). Training will be $15 for a single session or $30 a week or $120 for the full 4 weeks, 8 trainings total. This weight lifting program is for athletes in the 6th-8th grade that want to learn proper lifting techniques as well as improve their strength before the start of their football season.
Summer Speed and Conditioning Training
D1 Athletics will conclude this off-season with its 3 week Summer Speed and Conditioning Training on Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thursday beginning Tuesday June 5th and concluding Thursday June 21st. Trainings will start at 9:00 am. All trainings will be between 60-75 minutes in duration and will focus on acceleration, quickness, change of direction, plyometrics for explosiveness, core stability and overall conditioning. Training will be $10 for a single session or $30 a week or $120 for the full 3 weeks, 12 trainings total.
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