HOW WE GOT THIS STARTED
HoFForce began with Brian and Scott Hoffer...2 brothers who were introduced to the sport of swimming because of childhood asthma. Since that introduction, swimming has been at the heart of both their lives. Brian had a 25 year career as a Division I college coach. Scott swam at ASU and went on to become a chiropractor.
What evolved was this. Big Hoff. Little Hoff. Dr. Hoff. Uncle Hoff. And now...HoFForce.
The Hoffer last name was used on the playground and in sports when growing up. However, the "Hoff" nickname started with Scott's oldest son, Brandon. When Brandon started swimming in Scottsdale, he quickly became the man on deck with state titles, records, and was nationally ranked. He became known as "Big Hoff".
At that time, Brandon's little brother was really good at dolphin dives and taking long showers during boring sets. These days, Ryan is a collegiate level swimmer and if you saw him at 6'3", you would laugh at his nickname of "Little Hoff." Who knew that the dolphin dive master would be one of the best SCY swimmers ever.
Scott was on deck with his two boys at meets and was called "Dr. Hoff" because so many athletes went to their favorite chiropractor for shoulder and back issues.
When Brian got out of college coaching and starting hanging out at the pool, Ryan would yell across the deck, "Hey, Uncle Hoff." The last of the nicknames caught on with many of the athletes.
The two brothers spent many hours talking about swimming from 2010--2017 and focused on all the important elements of being elite. They focused on technique, nutrition, recovery, dry land, core, mental prep, supplementation, chiropractic, natural healing and how to maintain balance in all of this.
Brian and Scott live life the HoFForce way. Their wives, Pam and Allison, are HoFForce moms and athletes of their own right. Brian and Pam's kids, Riley and Tatum, currently incorporate HoFForce into their club swimming careers. The family concept of a healthy lifestyle is not just words...it is what the Hoffer's do. The brothers developed this website as a way to share this healthy lifestyle and for the love of the sport of swimming and all young swimmers putting in the yardage each and every day.
HoFForce is the Combined Forces of the brothers and our families.
What evolved was this. Big Hoff. Little Hoff. Dr. Hoff. Uncle Hoff. And now...HoFForce.
The Hoffer last name was used on the playground and in sports when growing up. However, the "Hoff" nickname started with Scott's oldest son, Brandon. When Brandon started swimming in Scottsdale, he quickly became the man on deck with state titles, records, and was nationally ranked. He became known as "Big Hoff".
At that time, Brandon's little brother was really good at dolphin dives and taking long showers during boring sets. These days, Ryan is a collegiate level swimmer and if you saw him at 6'3", you would laugh at his nickname of "Little Hoff." Who knew that the dolphin dive master would be one of the best SCY swimmers ever.
Scott was on deck with his two boys at meets and was called "Dr. Hoff" because so many athletes went to their favorite chiropractor for shoulder and back issues.
When Brian got out of college coaching and starting hanging out at the pool, Ryan would yell across the deck, "Hey, Uncle Hoff." The last of the nicknames caught on with many of the athletes.
The two brothers spent many hours talking about swimming from 2010--2017 and focused on all the important elements of being elite. They focused on technique, nutrition, recovery, dry land, core, mental prep, supplementation, chiropractic, natural healing and how to maintain balance in all of this.
Brian and Scott live life the HoFForce way. Their wives, Pam and Allison, are HoFForce moms and athletes of their own right. Brian and Pam's kids, Riley and Tatum, currently incorporate HoFForce into their club swimming careers. The family concept of a healthy lifestyle is not just words...it is what the Hoffer's do. The brothers developed this website as a way to share this healthy lifestyle and for the love of the sport of swimming and all young swimmers putting in the yardage each and every day.
HoFForce is the Combined Forces of the brothers and our families.