Avos Strength

Avos Strength Strength and conditioning coaching in Vancouver specializing in individualized training, athletic performance, and boxing strength and conditioning.

Founder: Evelyn Calado, MKin, CSCS. Evelyn Calado is a Vancouver strength coach who has a Master’s degree in Kinesiology, focusing on high performance training and coaching science from the University of British Columbia. She has been working in the industry for over a decade. Evelyn is a registered Kinesiologist with the BCAK and a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the Na

tional Strength and Conditioning Association. She comes from a multi-sport background and competed at the National level as an amateur boxer for 8 years. Her experience combines both formal education, working with high level athletes, and general fitness clients. Evelyn is Functional Movement Systems certified and is also a certified NCCP Level 2 Boxing coach and Weight lifting coach. She is also on the Boxing BC Board of Directors with the High Performance Team as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for Team BC. Working with Evelyn will help you improve movement competency, prevent injury, and create a sense of confidence in the weight room so you can successfully transfer what you learn, to your sport and/or everyday lives.

Strong foundations create long-term results.Before we increase load, we earn it.Before we increase complexity, we master...
06/23/2026

Strong foundations create long-term results.

Before we increase load, we earn it.

Before we increase complexity, we master the basics.

Before we chase performance, we build movement quality.

Too often, people rush to advanced exercises while overlooking the fundamentals that make those exercises safe and effective in the first place.

At Avos Strength, we believe the long game matters.

The goal isn't just to get stronger this month.

The goal is to continue training, competing, hiking, golfing, skiing, running, and living actively for decades to come.

That starts with building a foundation you can trust.

Train. Play. Repeat.

06/18/2026

Most people think longer is better.

In reality, the best training session is the one that matches your goals, recovery, and schedule.

A 45-minute session performed with focus and intent will often produce better results than 90 minutes spent going through the motions.

That doesn't mean rushing through your training. Some goals require longer rest periods, especially when strength and power are the priority. The goal isn't to do less. The goal is to make the time you're spending count.

Show up with a plan, stay present, and focus on the quality of the work you're doing.

Do your hips, groin, or lower back feel more beat up after hockey than they used to?Many recreational hockey players con...
06/09/2026

Do your hips, groin, or lower back feel more beat up after hockey than they used to?

Many recreational hockey players continue playing for years without ever learning how to train for the demands of the sport.

Play Hockey Longer is a 90-minute interactive workshop focused on improving mobility, strength, conditioning, and durability on the ice.

You'll learn practical strategies for:
• Hip and ankle mobility
• Groin and adductor strength
• Single-leg stability
• Power and first-step explosiveness
• Conditioning for hockey performance

Includes a take-home Hockey Longevity Playbook.

June 27, 2026
11:30am–1:00pm
Gymbox Athletic Club
909 W Broadway, Vancouver

Limited to 16 participants.

Link in Bio or Registration:

Includes:• Interactive workshop• Movement & mobility testing• Guided drills and exercises• The Hockey Longevity Playbook (digital handbook)

Most people don't need a better program. They need more consistency.The basics aren't exciting.Getting enough sleep.Eati...
06/03/2026

Most people don't need a better program. They need more consistency.

The basics aren't exciting.

Getting enough sleep.

Eating enough protein.

Training regularly.

Walking more.

Managing stress.

None of those things will go viral, but they're the habits that move the needle year after year.

The people who make the biggest improvements aren't usually the most talented. They're the ones who continue showing up when motivation fades.

Train. Play. Repeat.

Most adult hockey players spend years trying to improve their skating, conditioning, and performance on the ice, but ver...
05/21/2026

Most adult hockey players spend years trying to improve their skating, conditioning, and performance on the ice, but very little time improving the physical qualities that actually allow them to keep playing long term.

Recreational hockey places a high demand on the hips, groin, lower back, conditioning systems, and overall movement quality. Over time, many players begin noticing stiffness, recurring injuries, reduced recovery, loss of explosiveness, or simply not feeling as good on the ice anymore.

That’s exactly why we created Play Hockey Longer.

This 90-minute interactive workshop will cover:
• Hip and ankle mobility
• Groin and adductor strength
• Single-leg strength and stability
• Power development and first-step explosiveness
• Conditioning for hockey performance
• Upper-body durability and trunk control

The workshop includes:
• Movement demonstrations
• Practical coaching strategies
• Hands-on drills and discussion
• A take-home Hockey Longevity Playbook

Designed for recreational and adult hockey players who want to continue playing and feeling good long term.

June 27th, 2026
11:30am–1:00pm
Gymbox Athletic Club
909 W Broadway, Vancouver

Limited to 16 participants.

Registration link in bio.

04/28/2026

Strong hamstrings matter.

They support your hips, protect your knees, and play a big role in how you move, run, and perform.

Here are 4 hamstring drills we regularly program:

🦵90/90 Double Leg Hamstring Bridge

🦵90/90 Single Leg Hamstring Bridge

🦵Foam Roller Isometric Hamstring Bridge

🦵TRX Hamstring Curl

Start controlled. Focus on tension. Progress gradually.

Train with intent.

When something looks effortless, it usually isn’t.It’s just been practiced enough that it looks that way.Strength is bui...
04/23/2026

When something looks effortless, it usually isn’t.

It’s just been practiced enough that it looks that way.

Strength is built quietly.

Session after session.

Rep after rep.

There’s no shortcut around that.

🏌‍♂️Want more power in your swing this season?Learn to shift into your hips first.
04/15/2026

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Want more power in your swing this season?

Learn to shift into your hips first.

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