Youth Athlete Blueprint
Total cost: $179.00

Youth Athlete Blueprint

3 Days Per Week / 6 Weeks / Foundation

Youth Athlete Blueprint
Total cost: $179.00

Youth Athlete Blueprint

3 Days Per Week / 6 Weeks / Foundation

Youth Athlete Blueprint

3 Days Per Week / 6 Weeks / Foundation

  • Sunday
  • Tuesday
  • Thursday

Workout Plan Includes:

Ask A Trainer
Workout Plan Logging
Advanced Workout Stats
Purchase Workout Plan
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Beginner
1 sets, 00:01:00
1 00:01:00 --:-- Ankle & Foot Awareness
Ankles / Beginner
1 sets, 00:00:30
1 00:00:30 --:-- Ankle & Foot Awareness
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1 sets, 00:00:30
1 00:00:30 --:-- Ankle & Foot Awareness
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--
1 sets, 00:00:30
1 00:00:30 --:-- Ankle & Foot Awareness
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--
3 sets, 00:00:30
3 00:00:30 --:-- Block B
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3 sets, 00:00:45
3 00:00:45 --:-- Block B
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3 sets, 00:00:30
3 00:00:30 --:-- Block B
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3 sets, 12 reps
3 12 --:-- Block C
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3 sets, 12 reps
3 12 --:-- Block C
Posterior Chain / Beginner
2 sets, 00:00:45
2 00:00:45 --:-- Block D
  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

This program is built to develop young athletes the right way. We focus on alignment, coordination, speed mechanics, strength foundations, and body control so athletes learn to move efficiently before chasing high volume or intensity. The goal isn’t early specialization — it’s long-term developm... more

This program is built to develop young athletes the right way.

We focus on alignment, coordination, speed mechanics, strength foundations, and body control so athletes learn to move efficiently before chasing high volume or intensity. The goal isn’t early specialization — it’s long-term development.

Every workout is written around the fundamental principles of athletic development while keeping in mind the physical limitations growing athletes may have. We prioritize proper sequencing and movement control so the body is prepared to handle more speed, strength, and sport demands over time.

Inside this plan, athletes will:

1. Build movement awareness and body control
2. Improve speed, agility, and reaction mechanics
3. Develop strength safely and progressively
4. Learn how to train with purpose, not just effort
5. Create habits that transfer to sport and life

This is where true athleticism is built.

We prioritize durability, confidence, and skill development so athletes can compete at a high level now — while protecting their future.

We have provided three scheduled workouts per week. When first introducing this training, we should give the athlete a day inbetween sessions for recovery and adaptations. You need to log each workout to progress to the next.

This is Phase 1 (Weeks 1 - 6) of a 12-week program. You will be assigned Phase 2 (Weeks 7-12) upon completion of Phase 1.

All workouts can be done at home with minimal space and no equipment required. A yoga mat and tennis ball are helpful, but not necessary. This removes barriers and ensures consistency — because development happens through repetition and discipline, not fancy tools.

This is how we Pursue Potential — the right way.

Workout Plan Includes:

Ask A Trainer
Workout Plan Logging
Advanced Workout Stats
Purchase Workout Plan
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Ankles / Beginner
2 sets, 00:00:30
2 00:00:30 --:--
Beginner
2 sets, 8 reps
2 8 --:--
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2 sets, 00:00:30
2 00:00:30 --:--
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2 sets, 0.01 mi ,
2 10 yds --:--
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2 sets, 8 reps
2 8 --:--
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2 sets, 3 reps
2 3 --:--
Shoulders / Beginner
3 sets, 6 reps
3 6 --:-- Block C -- 3 rds
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3 sets, 00:00:15
3 00:00:15 --:-- Block C -- 3 rds
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3 sets, 8 reps
3 8 --:-- Block C -- 3 rds
  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

This program is built to develop young athletes the right way. We focus on alignment, coordination, speed mechanics, strength foundations, and body control so athletes learn to move efficiently before chasing high volume or intensity. The goal isn’t early specialization — it’s long-term developm... more

This program is built to develop young athletes the right way.

We focus on alignment, coordination, speed mechanics, strength foundations, and body control so athletes learn to move efficiently before chasing high volume or intensity. The goal isn’t early specialization — it’s long-term development.

Every workout is written around the fundamental principles of athletic development while keeping in mind the physical limitations growing athletes may have. We prioritize proper sequencing and movement control so the body is prepared to handle more speed, strength, and sport demands over time.

Inside this plan, athletes will:

1. Build movement awareness and body control
2. Improve speed, agility, and reaction mechanics
3. Develop strength safely and progressively
4. Learn how to train with purpose, not just effort
5. Create habits that transfer to sport and life

This is where true athleticism is built.

We prioritize durability, confidence, and skill development so athletes can compete at a high level now — while protecting their future.

We have provided three scheduled workouts per week. When first introducing this training, we should give the athlete a day inbetween sessions for recovery and adaptations. You need to log each workout to progress to the next.

This is Phase 1 (Weeks 1 - 6) of a 12-week program. You will be assigned Phase 2 (Weeks 7-12) upon completion of Phase 1.

All workouts can be done at home with minimal space and no equipment required. A yoga mat and tennis ball are helpful, but not necessary. This removes barriers and ensures consistency — because development happens through repetition and discipline, not fancy tools.

This is how we Pursue Potential — the right way.

Workout Plan Includes:

Ask A Trainer
Workout Plan Logging
Advanced Workout Stats
Purchase Workout Plan
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Beginner
3 sets, 20 reps
3 20 --:-- 3 rds
Ankles / Beginner
3 sets, 00:00:30
3 00:00:30 --:-- 3 rds
Beginner
3 sets, 12 reps
3 12 --:-- 3 rds
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3 sets, 20 reps
3 20 --:-- 3 rds
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3 sets, 8 reps
3 8 --:-- 3 rds
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3 sets, 12 reps
3 12 --:-- 3 rds
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3 sets, 8 reps
3 8 --:-- 3 rds
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--
2 sets, 8 reps
2 8 --:-- 2 rds
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2 sets, 6 reps
2 6 --:-- 2 rds
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2 sets, 00:00:30
2 00:00:30 --:-- Block D -- 2 rds
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--
2 sets, 00:00:30
2 00:00:30 --:-- Block D -- 2 rds
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--
2 sets, 00:00:30
2 00:00:30 --:-- Block D -- 2 rds
  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

This program is built to develop young athletes the right way. We focus on alignment, coordination, speed mechanics, strength foundations, and body control so athletes learn to move efficiently before chasing high volume or intensity. The goal isn’t early specialization — it’s long-term developm... more

This program is built to develop young athletes the right way.

We focus on alignment, coordination, speed mechanics, strength foundations, and body control so athletes learn to move efficiently before chasing high volume or intensity. The goal isn’t early specialization — it’s long-term development.

Every workout is written around the fundamental principles of athletic development while keeping in mind the physical limitations growing athletes may have. We prioritize proper sequencing and movement control so the body is prepared to handle more speed, strength, and sport demands over time.

Inside this plan, athletes will:

1. Build movement awareness and body control
2. Improve speed, agility, and reaction mechanics
3. Develop strength safely and progressively
4. Learn how to train with purpose, not just effort
5. Create habits that transfer to sport and life

This is where true athleticism is built.

We prioritize durability, confidence, and skill development so athletes can compete at a high level now — while protecting their future.

We have provided three scheduled workouts per week. When first introducing this training, we should give the athlete a day inbetween sessions for recovery and adaptations. You need to log each workout to progress to the next.

This is Phase 1 (Weeks 1 - 6) of a 12-week program. You will be assigned Phase 2 (Weeks 7-12) upon completion of Phase 1.

All workouts can be done at home with minimal space and no equipment required. A yoga mat and tennis ball are helpful, but not necessary. This removes barriers and ensures consistency — because development happens through repetition and discipline, not fancy tools.

This is how we Pursue Potential — the right way.