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Training

The Athlete's
GPS Blueprint.

Professionally engineered to amplify strengths and transform weaknesses. Every path starts the same way: test first, then prescribe.

  1. 01

    The GPS Blueprint

    A full performance assessment — force, sprint, and strength testing — produces your athlete’s archetype (what kind of athlete they are) and their priority qualities. $199, fully credited when you enroll.

  2. 02

    The Prescription

    The GPS Blueprint prescribes the dose: which path, how many sessions per week, and what to train first. No guesswork, no one-size-fits-all packages.

  3. 03

    The 12-Week Block

    Training runs in 12-week blocks with biweekly re-testing and growth-adjusted reports — so you watch the plan work in real numbers.

Find your path

Five ways to train.
One system behind them.

17th → 64th Avg age-band percentile after a Blueprint-built plan — growth-adjusted, real athletes. See the proof →
Emerging Athlete at GPS Performance Ages 8–12 · Group

Emerging Athlete

Where the foundation is built. Movement quality, speed mechanics, coordination, and confidence — trained at the developmental stage where they matter most, and measured so parents can see it working.

  • Stage-appropriate speed & strength development
  • Movement screening and biweekly testing
  • Growth-adjusted progress reports
Start with the GPS Blueprint

Every 12-week block includes

The whole system —
not a punch card.

Backed by our growth-adjusted progress guarantee: if the numbers don't move, we make it right.

  • 016-pillar profiling & prescription
  • 02Biweekly testing
  • 03Growth-adjusted progress reports
  • 04Neuro-Visual Training (NVT)
  • 05PEMF recovery & regeneration
  • 06In-house nutrition guidance
  • NVT = reaction & decision speed under pressure · PEMF = pulsed-electromagnetic recovery therapy

Our foundation

6 Pillars of
Performance

Every GPS athlete is profiled across six performance domains — then trained where the data says the return is highest. This is what your athlete’s GPS Blueprint looks like.

STR

Strength

The foundation every other quality is built on — relative force production measured, trained, and re-tested biweekly.

MOB

Mobility

Usable range under control, programmed to what the screen shows — not a generic stretching circuit.

SPD

Speed / COD

Acceleration, top-end mechanics, and change-of-direction — the three-pronged model of elite speed.

PWR

Power / Force

Rate of force development: strength turned into explosive output on the field, ice, and court.

MECH

Mechanics

Movement quality under load and fatigue — what lets every other pillar express itself safely.

NVT

Neuro-Visual

Processing speed, reaction, and decision-making under pressure — the pillar most programs never train.

Athlete profile · GPS Blueprint output

Sample
STRMOBSPDPWRMECHNVT
This athlete Age-group average
  • STR8.0
  • MOB5.5
  • SPD7.0
  • PWR8.5
  • MECH6.0
  • NVT7.5

Priority qualities · where the block’s volume goes

01 Mobility -3.0 vs their strongest
02 Mechanics -2.5 vs their strongest

The two lowest pillars set the training emphasis — not a coach’s hunch, and not whatever the athlete already likes doing.

This is a sample profile, not a real athlete. Your athlete’s radar is built from their own tested numbers.

Find your path

What kind of athlete are you?

Three questions. Sixty seconds. A directional roadmap for exactly where your athlete is — finished by the GPS Blueprint, not by a form.

Question 1 of 3

How old is your athlete?

What matters most right now?

Which sounds like your situation?

    Directional only — your athlete’s GPS Blueprint prescribes the exact program and dose.

    How the system works

    Questions about
    the programs.

    How the GPS Blueprint decides the path, what a 12-week block actually looks like, and what every athlete gets regardless of which door they came in.

    01 Do we have to start with the GPS Blueprint, or can we just start training?

    Every path starts with the GPS Blueprint. Force, sprint, and strength testing produce your athlete’s archetype (what kind of athlete they are) and priority qualities, and that assessment is what determines the program — there is no way to prescribe the right dose without measuring first. It’s $199 and credited in full when you enroll.

    02 How do you decide which of the five paths my athlete goes into?

    You don’t pick off a menu — the GPS Blueprint prescribes it. The assessment determines which path fits, how many sessions per week, and what to train first. That’s the difference between a prescription and a package: two 14-year-olds in the same sport can come out of testing with different paths and different weekly doses.

    03 What’s the difference between group and private training?

    Group runs in two tracks — Emerging Athlete (8–12) and Athlete Development (13+) — where athletes train on a shared periodized system with stage-appropriate coaching. Private is fully individualized program design with biomechanics and movement analysis, and scheduling built around your season. Both are built from the same GPS Blueprint and both are tested biweekly.

    04 What actually happens over a 12-week block?

    Training is periodized across the block, with re-testing every two weeks on the qualities that move that fast and a full re-test at the close. After each re-test you get a growth-adjusted progress report, so you are watching the plan work in real numbers rather than waiting twelve weeks to find out.

    05 What does every program include, no matter which path we’re in?

    6-pillar profiling and prescription, biweekly testing, growth-adjusted progress reports, Neuro-Visual Training (reaction and decision speed under pressure), PEMF recovery and regeneration (pulsed-electromagnetic therapy that speeds muscle recovery), and in-house nutrition guidance. The path changes the delivery and the dose — not the standard of what gets measured and reported.

    06 Do you work with whole teams, clubs, or schools?

    Yes. Team contracts run testing days for the full roster on one standard, build the team’s training block, and report every athlete growth-adjusted — so coaches and directors see exactly what changed, individually and across the roster. Training runs on-site at your facility or at GPS.

    One place to start

    It always begins
    with the GPS Blueprint.

    $199 for a full performance assessment — and it's credited in full when you enroll. Test first. Then we build the plan.

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