We've built these programs from years of trial and error, working with everyone from weekend warriors to competitive athletes. No cookie-cutter routines here - just stuff that actually works.
Look, I've been coaching for over a decade and one thing's crystal clear - there's no one-size-fits-all approach. These programs are what we've refined through countless hours on the floor. Pick what resonates with your goals, and we'll tweak it from there.
This isn't for the faint-hearted. We're talking Olympic lifts, plyometrics, speed work - the whole nine yards. I built this after working with college athletes who needed that extra edge.
The bread and butter program. We focus on the big compound movements - squats, deadlifts, bench press. You'll build real, functional strength that carries over to everything else you do.
Real-world strength for everyday life. We train movements, not muscles. This program's perfect if you want to feel better in your daily activities - carrying groceries, playing with kids, you name it.
This one's gonna make you sweat. High-intensity circuits designed to torch calories and build cardiovascular fitness. I run these classes myself and still get my butt kicked every time.
Tailored for specific sports - hockey, soccer, basketball, you name it. We break down the demands of your sport and build a program around that. No generic stuff here.
The program everyone needs but nobody wants to do. Trust me, your 40-year-old self will thank you. We work on flexibility, joint health, and recovery techniques that'll keep you moving pain-free.
Just getting started? Perfect. We'll take it slow and build proper habits from day one. I've seen too many people get hurt jumping into advanced stuff - let's do this right.
The whole package - training, nutrition, lifestyle coaching. It's intense and requires commitment, but if you're ready to make a real change, this is where it happens.
Honestly, picking a program online is tough. Let's just chat for 15 minutes - I'll ask about your goals, your history, any injuries or limitations, and we'll figure