Speed and Agility

An athlete must be able to respond to different sorts of signals, move quickly, with constant changes in direction in order to be successful.  

Getting strong, running fast, and practicing cutting are the essential steps to boosting speed and agility. Therefore, it makes perfect sense to include speed and agility training into a workout program.

Pricing & Services

Speed and Agility Training

$65/Hour

1 session/ wk

Athletes who commit to this drop-in program will meet 2-4 times a month.
1 payment of $65

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$1200/3MO

$50 a session

Athletes who commit to this 3 month program will meet 2 times a week for 12 weeks.
Pay just $400 a month.

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$480/MO

$60 a session

Athletes who commit to this 1 month program will meet 2 times a week for 4 weeks.
1 payment of $480

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$880/2MO

$55 a session

Athletes who commit to this 2
month program will meet 2 times a week for 8 weeks.
Pay just $440 a month

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OUR COMPLIMENTARY SERVICES

Each Package Contains A Wide Set Of Free Services

Athletic Assessment

We test to identify imbalances, weaknesses and limitations, so we can immediately begin addressing and resolving those issues that are limiting factors for the athlete.

Nutrition Coaching

Fueling your body is by far the most important thing you can do. We teach the importance of proper nutrition by providing weekly assignments for the athlete to practice at home.

Agility Training

We pratice and develop common agility movements employed in sports participation, including situational factors that are most appropriate for each skill

Plyometric Training

We utilize plyometrics to stimulation the nervous system and to develope eccentric strength that is so important to optimal speed and agility performance.

Program Design

We will set realistic goals and create a time frame to achieve these goals. We'll talk about how we are going to train and what we most need to work on.

Nutrient Timing

We break down the training into the two categories. Power through strength training and resisted running. Technique through posture, arm action and the strike of the foot.