Focus: Speed, agility, running mechanics, bodyweight strength
Overview:
This is the best age to introduce true youth performance training. Athletes learn how to move efficiently, quickly, and safely.
Key Training Elements:
Speed fundamentals (arm action, stride mechanics)
Agility, change of direction, and footwork
Bodyweight strength training (push-ups, squats, lunges)
Reaction drills & coordination
Flexibility & mobility development
Intro to performance testing (fun and non-competitive)
Focus: Strength, power, acceleration, athletic movement
Overview:
Athletes begin to show rapid improvement. They’re ready for increased intensity, light resistance, and structured development.
Key Training Elements:
Acceleration & top-end speed mechanics
Advanced agility & deceleration skills
Strength training with light resistance bands & med balls
Core development & stability
Plyometrics (low-to-moderate volume)
Formal performance assessments (speed, agility, jump, mobility)
Focus: Strength & conditioning, power, quickness, performance
Overview:
Designed for middle school and high school athletes preparing for competitive play, tryouts, and seasonal demands.
Key Training Elements:
Full strength training progressions (bodyweight → loaded)
Power development (jumps, med balls)
Speed & agility under load and fatigue
Reaction, quickness, and game-speed drills
Core strength & athletic durability
Performance tracking & data-driven improvements
Pre-season and in-season conditioning phases
Focus: Speed, agility, running mechanics, bodyweight strength
Overview:
This is the best age to introduce true youth performance training. Athletes learn how to move efficiently, quickly, and safely.
Key Training Elements:
Speed fundamentals (arm action, stride mechanics)
Agility, change of direction, and footwork
Bodyweight strength training (push-ups, squats, lunges)
Reaction drills & coordination
Flexibility & mobility development
Intro to performance testing (fun and non-competitive)
Focus: Strength, power, acceleration, athletic movement
Overview:
Athletes begin to show rapid improvement. They’re ready for increased intensity, light resistance, and structured development.
Key Training Elements:
Acceleration & top-end speed mechanics
Advanced agility & deceleration skills
Strength training with light resistance bands & med balls
Core development & stability
Plyometrics (low-to-moderate volume)
Formal performance assessments (speed, agility, jump, mobility)
Focus: Strength & conditioning, power, quickness, performance
Overview:
Designed for middle school and high school athletes preparing for competitive play, tryouts, and seasonal demands.
Key Training Elements:
Full strength training progressions (bodyweight → loaded)
Power development (jumps, med balls)
Speed & agility under load and fatigue
Reaction, quickness, and game-speed drills
Core strength & athletic durability
Performance tracking & data-driven improvements
Pre-season and in-season conditioning phases
Focus: Speed, agility, running mechanics, bodyweight strength
Overview:
This is the best age to introduce true youth performance training. Athletes learn how to move efficiently, quickly, and safely.
Key Training Elements:
Speed fundamentals (arm action, stride mechanics)
Agility, change of direction, and footwork
Bodyweight strength training (push-ups, squats, lunges)
Reaction drills & coordination
Flexibility & mobility development
Intro to performance testing (fun and non-competitive)
Focus: Strength, power, acceleration, athletic movement
Overview:
Athletes begin to show rapid improvement. They’re ready for increased intensity, light resistance, and structured development.
Key Training Elements:
Acceleration & top-end speed mechanics
Advanced agility & deceleration skills
Strength training with light resistance bands & med balls
Core development & stability
Plyometrics (low-to-moderate volume)
Formal performance assessments (speed, agility, jump, mobility)
Focus: Strength & conditioning, power, quickness, performance
Overview:
Designed for middle school and high school athletes preparing for competitive play, tryouts, and seasonal demands.
Key Training Elements:
Full strength training progressions (bodyweight → loaded)
Power development (jumps, med balls)
Speed & agility under load and fatigue
Reaction, quickness, and game-speed drills
Core strength & athletic durability
Performance tracking & data-driven improvements
Pre-season and in-season conditioning phases
Focus: Speed, agility, running mechanics, bodyweight strength
Overview:
This is the best age to introduce true youth performance training. Athletes learn how to move efficiently, quickly, and safely.
Key Training Elements:
Speed fundamentals (arm action, stride mechanics)
Agility, change of direction, and footwork
Bodyweight strength training (push-ups, squats, lunges)
Reaction drills & coordination
Flexibility & mobility development
Intro to performance testing (fun and non-competitive)
Focus: Strength, power, acceleration, athletic movement
Overview:
Athletes begin to show rapid improvement. They’re ready for increased intensity, light resistance, and structured development.
Key Training Elements:
Acceleration & top-end speed mechanics
Advanced agility & deceleration skills
Strength training with light resistance bands & med balls
Core development & stability
Plyometrics (low-to-moderate volume)
Formal performance assessments (speed, agility, jump, mobility)
Focus: Strength & conditioning, power, quickness, performance
Overview:
Designed for middle school and high school athletes preparing for competitive play, tryouts, and seasonal demands.
Key Training Elements:
Full strength training progressions (bodyweight → loaded)
Power development (jumps, med balls)
Speed & agility under load and fatigue
Reaction, quickness, and game-speed drills
Core strength & athletic durability
Performance tracking & data-driven improvements
Pre-season and in-season conditioning phases