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PRIVATE TRAINING

Private one-on-one training gives young athletes the focused coaching, customized programming, and objective tracking they need to reach their potential faster — without the distractions of a group setting. Every session is built around the athlete’s sport, position, age and goals so progress is efficient, safe, and measurable.

Why Private One-on-One Works: One coach, one athlete, zero compromises — here’s what that delivers.

 

Individual Attention

  • Full focus from a dedicated coach every minute of the session.

  • Immediate technique correction to build strong movement patterns and reduce injury risk.

  • Training pace and intensity tailored to the athlete’s readiness and recovery.

 

Tailored to Specific Goals

  • Start with a performance evaluation and athlete/parent goal chat.

  • Programs align to short-term goals (speed, agility, vertical jump, etc.) and long-term development (strength, mobility, durability).

  • Training designed around schedules (in-season, off-season, pre-tryout prep).

 

Customized Programming

  • Sessions are not “cookie-cutter.” Exercises, volumes, and drills change as the athlete improves.

  • Strength, power, speed, agility, mobility and sport-skill integrations are combined in the right proportions for the athlete’s age and stage.

  • Progression plans that evolve every 2–6 weeks based on performance and feedback.

 

Regular Performance Measurement for Improvement

  • Objective baseline testing (speed, jump, strength, movement screen) at intake.

  • Ongoing metrics recorded and visualized so parents and athletes see real gains.

  • Monthly check-ins and adjusted goals keep momentum and motivation high.

Who Benefits Most

  • Athletes preparing for tryouts, travel teams, or high-school transition.

  • Those recovering from minor injuries who need guided, safe return-to-play training.

  • Young athletes and parents who want measurable, efficient improvement.

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