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Six ways to train.
Alone, in a small group, or with your whole team. Pick the format — the programming is built around you either way.
Personal training
The full hour. Warm-up, strength, conditioning, cool-down — with enough room to actually coach the details.
Personal training, express
A focused half hour for schedules that don't bend. Less time, same standard — we cut the fluff, not the work.
Sports performance
Speed, agility, explosiveness, power — coached against the demands of your position and your sport. The work that shows up on game day.
Semi-private sports performance
Train alongside other athletes. Same programming, plus the competition that makes people find another gear.
Flip The Switch Bootcamp
High-intensity group training, run at Ready Fitness Training. Strength, conditioning, and a room full of people who show up.
Team training
Strength and conditioning built around your season — off-season development, in-season maintenance. High school through club.
Inside a session
Nothing here is random.
Assess
We start with how you move. Restrictions, asymmetries, and the way you produce and absorb force. That's the map for everything after it.
Prepare
A warm-up built for the day's work, not a treadmill and a stretch. You'll be ready to train hard by the time the first real set starts.
Train
Strength, speed, power, or conditioning — sequenced so the hardest work lands when you're most able to do it well.
Progress
Every session moves a number: load, speed, quality, or work capacity. If nothing improved, it wasn't training.
Not sure which
Tell me the goal.
I'll tell you the format.
A scholarship, a season, a comeback, or just wanting to feel strong again. Say what you're after and I'll point you at the right one.