Look, we've spent years perfecting these programs. Each one's built from actual experience working with athletes who wanted real results, not just fancy promises.
Been coaching Olympic lifts for over 8 years now, and honestly? It's the most technical stuff you'll ever do with a barbell. This program breaks down the snatch and clean & jerk into digestible chunks so you're not just throwing weight around hoping for the best.
If moving heavy weight's your game, this is where we live. We're talking squat, bench, deadlift - the big three. I've programmed for folks hitting their first meet and others chasing national records. The approach stays the same: smart progression, proper technique, and not doing stupid stuff that gets you hurt.
Yeah, we do CrossFit here, but don't expect the Instagram version. Our classes focus on building solid foundations first - you're gonna learn proper movement patterns before we add complexity or speed. I've seen too many people jump into high-intensity stuff without basics and end up sidelined.
Sometimes you just need someone focused entirely on you and your goals. Maybe you're dealing with old injuries, have specific athletic targets, or just want undivided attention. That's what this is for. We'll build something completely customized instead of trying to fit you into a pre-made box.
Got a sport you're serious about? This program's designed around making you better at it. We're not just doing random exercises - everything's got a purpose tied to improving speed, power, agility, or whatever your sport demands. Works great for hockey players, rugby athletes, soccer folks, you name it.
New to serious training? Start here. This isn't some watered-down workout plan - it's a legitimate introduction to proper strength training. You'll learn the fundamental movement patterns that everything else builds on. Six weeks might not sound like much, but it's enough to get you competent and confident.
We've got the tools to measure where you're actually at. Vertical jump, sprint times, strength ratios, body composition - all that good stuff. It's optional, but it's helpful to have real numbers instead of just guessing at progress.
Training's only part of the equation. We work with a sports nutritionist who actually gets it - no fad diets or weird restrictions. Just practical advice on eating to support your training and goals.
Real answers to stuff people actually ask