Every Pathway, Fully Broken Down
21 purpose-built pathways, each sequencing Initiate, Ignite, Forge, Ascend, Reset, and Prime blocks toward a specific goal. Full descriptions and phase-by-phase breakdowns below.
Acotar-Inspired Training 3-Day Split
The ACOTAR Pathway is for the dreamers… and the people who are ready to train like athletes.
First, we start with basic commercial gym movements to get you used to pushing your muscles to their limits. With only three days a week, The Archer introduces you to exercises you’ll see throughout the entire pathway. From there, two major modifications are layered in: pauses and tempos, programmed to build controlled strength and boost your confidence in how you move. The House of Wind portion takes those modifications and cranks them up a notch, introducing Stairmaster cardio — this part of the pathway can be repeated as many times as desired, and is what I consider to be the pathway’s soul. Finally, we end with more athletic movements, mimicking what Valkyries (probably) would have trained: pauses and tempos combined with plyometric work, built to leave you an absolute weapon, confident in your movements and strength.
Phase breakdown
INITIATE: High Fae 3-Day Split (8 weeks)
Basic commercial gym movements to get you used to pushing your muscles to their limits. Training three days a week, this phase introduces you to exercises you’ll see throughout the entire pathway.
IGNITE: House of Wind 3-Day Split (5 weeks)
Two major modifications are introduced: pauses and tempos, programmed to encourage controlled strength and boost your confidence in how you move your body — then cranked up a notch with the addition of Stairmaster cardio. This block can be repeated as many times as desired, and is what I consider to be the pathway’s soul.
FORGE: Valkyrie Ascension 3-Day Split (7 weeks)
More athletic movements, mimicking what Valkyries (probably) would have trained. Pauses and tempos carry over, with plyometric movements added on top of continued strength building — the goal is to train until you become an absolute weapon, confident in your movements and strength.
Acotar-Inspired Training 5-Day Split
The ACOTAR Pathway is for the dreamers… and the people who are ready to train like athletes.
First, we start with basic commercial gym movements to get you used to pushing your muscles to their limits. With only three days a week, The Archer introduces you to exercises you’ll see throughout the entire pathway. From there, two major modifications are layered in: pauses and tempos, programmed to build controlled strength and boost your confidence in how you move. The House of Wind portion takes those modifications and cranks them up a notch, introducing Stairmaster cardio — this part of the pathway can be repeated as many times as desired, and is what I consider to be the pathway’s soul. Finally, we end with more athletic movements, mimicking what Valkyries (probably) would have trained: pauses and tempos combined with plyometric work, built to leave you an absolute weapon, confident in your movements and strength.
Phase breakdown
INITIATE: High Fae 5-Day Split (8 weeks)
Basic commercial gym movements to get you used to pushing your muscles to their limits. Training five days a week, this phase introduces you to exercises you’ll see throughout the entire pathway.
IGNITE: House of Wind 5-Day Split (5 weeks)
Two major modifications are introduced: pauses and tempos, programmed to encourage controlled strength and boost your confidence in how you move your body — then cranked up a notch with the addition of Stairmaster cardio. This block can be repeated as many times as desired, and is what I consider to be the pathway’s soul.
FORGE: Valkyrie Ascension 5-Day Split (7 weeks)
More athletic movements, mimicking what Valkyries (probably) would have trained. Pauses and tempos carry over, with plyometric movements added on top of continued strength building — the goal is to train until you become an absolute weapon, confident in your movements and strength.
Advanced Strength Pathway
What is advanced strength? It’s not just numbers on a bar. It’s reaching that point where progress slows, old routines feel stale, and you know there’s another level, but you need a real challenge to unlock it. If you’re stuck, bored, or ready to break through your plateau, this pathway is for you. Advanced strength isn’t a finish line. It’s a decision to keep evolving, to get uncomfortable, and to see what you’re really capable of.
Dive in. Let’s build beyond strong.
Phase breakdown
1. FORGE: Advanced 1 — Phase 1 (5 weeks)
2. FORGE: Advanced 1 — Phase 2 (5 weeks)
3. FORGE: Advanced 1 — Phase 3 (4 weeks)
4. IGNITE: Advanced 2 — Phase 1 (5 weeks)
5. IGNITE: Advanced 2 — Phase 2 (5 weeks)
6. IGNITE: Advanced 2 — Phase 3 (4 weeks)
7. ASCEND: Advanced Peaking Block (6 weeks)
At-Home Garage Strength Pathway
No fancy machines. No excuses. The Garage Pathway is for anyone who trains at home, whether by choice or necessity, and wants results with the equipment they actually have. Some prefer a gym. Others don’t need the noise, the AC, or the crowds.
This pathway is built to show you how to build real strength, real health, and the body you want, right in your garage or basement. No bells, no whistles, just progressive, challenging training that meets you where you are and pushes you forward.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Bands to Dumbbells (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Kettlebell Foundations (12 weeks)
3. FORGE: Home Gym Complex Conditioning (4 weeks)
Combat Athlete Pathway
What is a combat athlete? It’s anyone who uses their body as their primary tool in the fight; on the field, in the ring, or on the job. My experience was infantry: close with and destroy the enemy. My body was my weapon. That mindset runs deeper than sport. Whether you’re an MMA fighter, a firefighter, a cop, or anyone whose life and work demand physical readiness under pressure, this is for you.
This pathway is built for those who understand that survival, performance, and resilience aren’t optional. They’re required.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Movement Rebuild (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Combat Conditioning (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Field Strength (4 weeks)
Everyday Strong Pathway
Built For: Adults who train hard, live busy lives, and want strength that actually carries over.
What This Pathway Is About: This isn’t performance peaking. It’s not about aesthetics, and it’s not about gimmicks. The Everyday Strong pathway is for people who want to move better, feel more capable, and build strength that holds up under pressure. We’re talking: posture that lasts all day, carries that build confidence, and strength that feels good, not fragile. No wasted movements. No crawling. No chaos.
Who It’s For: You’ve lifted before but need structure that respects your life · You’ve had injuries or setbacks and don’t want to get hurt again · You want to train hard without chasing PRs or punishing yourself · You’re 30+, maybe 40+, maybe more, but still capable and hungry.
How It Works: This is a 3-tier progression, designed to build your capacity without ever overreaching.
Results You Can Expect: Your joints stop aching when you lift, your body holds together under fatigue, you feel physically capable again, and you don’t fear the work — you start to crave it.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Steady Strength (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Everyday Engine (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Strength Under Strain (4 weeks)
Firefighter Pathway
This pathway is born from real life — built in the trenches of combat, refined in the firehouse, and sharpened by years of clinical rehab and strength coaching.
I’ve been there. My background is infantry, not just academic. When you’re deployed, you learn that nothing is predictable. Sleep comes in fragments, days bleed together, and the only constant is the demand to be strong, resilient, and ready — no matter what’s happening outside your control.
Competitive strongman hammered this home. You don’t get to choose the events, the order, or how your body feels on the day. You show up, you perform, and you find a way. But it’s not just about moving the heaviest weight; it’s about keeping your body functional when everything wants to break down — knees, hips, back, shoulders, and mind.
This program is a product of that experience, plus direct, unfiltered conversations with firefighters who live the chaos every shift. The calls, the gear, the sleep deprivation, the family stress — it all wears on your body and mind. Most training out there misses the mark, either getting lost in “functional” fluff or overemphasizing raw strength with no respect for longevity.
My education as an athletic trainer and CSCS means this pathway isn’t just cobbled together; it’s clinically grounded. You get real-world programming: strength first, but always joint-smart, fatigue-aware, and designed to survive unpredictable schedules.
Yes, it’s a template. But it’s built for you — not as a generic cookie-cutter routine, but as a living framework you can adapt to your reality. Every session is rooted in making you a more resilient, more capable firefighter — stronger under load, harder to break, and better equipped to show up for your crew, your family, and yourself.
This is the system I wish I had when I was breaking myself down and trying to hold it together. It’s here so you don’t have to make the same mistakes.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Fireline Base (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Structural Load (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Operational Dominance (4 weeks)
Frequent Flyer Pathway
Strength. Stability. Resilience on the road. The Frequent Flyer Pathway is a structured, travel-proof training system built for pilots, flight crew, and high-frequency travelers who live in and out of hotels, airports, and unpredictable schedules. It’s designed to eliminate guesswork, simplify strength training on the road, and preserve mobility, stability, and recovery — even when your environment changes every 48 hours.
This is not a random set of workouts. It’s a professionally developed system that adapts to your life, not the other way around. We’re not chasing perfection. We’re building consistency that travels.
Who It’s For: Pilots, flight attendants, and aircrew · business travelers and professionals living in hotels · anyone who needs a system they can take anywhere, with or without a full gym. You don’t need barbells, Olympic platforms, or hours of time — you need a clear plan, smart progressions, and training that meets you where you land.
Pathway Structure: Two parallel training tracks depending on your equipment access. The Hotel Gym Track is built for hotel gyms with basic equipment (dumbbells, cables, treadmill) and structured around superset-based strength work, targeted mobility, and treadmill conditioning. The Bodyweight + Bands Track is for hotel rooms, airport gyms, or zero-equipment scenarios, focused on mobility, posture control, bodyweight strength, and breath-driven recovery. Both progress through the same three blocks: Preflight Prep (movement reentry + mobility), Cruising Altitude (strength and stability building), and Final Approach (travel-tolerant intensity and polish).
Key Features: 4–6 week blocks, easy to follow and flexible to repeat · movement-focused warmups and breath-based recovery built into every session · every session under 1 hour (most around 40–45 minutes) · no wasted time, no fluff, no guilt if you miss a day · treadmill protocols included as structured, joint-smart conditioning, not just optional cardio.
Why It Exists: Because travel wears on the body. Because long flights, compressed posture, hotel pillows, and inconsistent meals all add up. Because movement should be one of the constants in a variable lifestyle. This pathway exists to restore joint function, maintain strength and tissue quality, improve recovery, and keep you grounded — literally — even when you’re thousands of feet in the air. It’s not about being the fittest person in the airport. It’s about being the one who still feels strong, mobile, and in control when others are falling apart. No matter what city you wake up in, you’ll know exactly what to do.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Pre-Flight Prep (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Cruising Altitude (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Final Approach (4 weeks)
Grip & Carry Dominance Pathway
Grip and carry strength is the common thread across every walk of life. It’s what separates the strong from the fragile. Maybe you’re a strongman chasing event dominance, a lifter stuck on deadlift lockout, a nurse hauling gear and patients, a parent juggling groceries and toddlers, or a tradesperson relying on your hands day after day. Grip and carry work isn’t optional, it’s foundational.
This pathway is built to bulletproof your hands, arms, and frame, so you can handle whatever life (or sport) throws at you. No matter your background, if you want real-world strength that shows up everywhere, you’re in the right place.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Odd Object (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Grip & Carry (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Work Capacity Strength (4 weeks)
Hybrid Athleticism Pathway
“Hybrid” isn’t just a buzzword here. This pathway is about evolving past the old silos — bodybuilding, powerlifting, conditioning, athletic development — and pulling the best from each. True hybrid athleticism means you’re strong, you move well, and you can handle anything: lifting, running, carrying, competing, or just showing up better in real life. We blend proven methods to build a body that’s both capable and adaptable, not just for show, but for anything life throws at you.
If you want to train for the full spectrum of athleticism — strength, power, resilience, movement — this is where you do it.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Planes & Patterns (3 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Agility & Athleticism (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Explosive Athleticism (4 weeks)
Iron Genesis Pathway
Genesis was never a single program. It was a progression of permission. Each block earned the right to move forward.
Phase breakdown
Genesis I — Foundation
Genesis began by restoring trust. This phase rebuilt movement literacy through tempo, pauses, controlled eccentrics, and low-threat speed. The goal was not output, but ownership—teaching the body how to create tension, hold position, and move with intent. Athletes finished feeling connected, athletic, and capable, not exhausted or fragile.
Genesis II — Drive
Drive introduced expression. With trust established, this phase layered in dynamic effort, acceleration, and controlled power. Speed was reintroduced without panic, and load increased without chaos. The nervous system learned that force could be applied quickly and repeatedly while staying organized.
Genesis III — Forge
Forge tested honesty. This phase brought heavier exposures, wave loading, and contrast work. Strength was no longer theoretical—it was expressed. But the rules remained intact: posture, intent, speed, and restraint governed every rep. Forge proved that the foundation held under pressure.
Genesis IV — Mandate
Genesis: Mandate exists because the right to be strong has been earned. This phase shifts the primary focus to maximal strength and size, built on the same operating system that made Genesis work. Squats, deadlifts, and bench pressing return as true pillars—not as ego tests, but as expressions of capacity already proven. Load increases, rep ranges compress, and strength becomes the summit—but never at the cost of athleticism, coordination, or joint integrity. Mandate does not abandon speed. One athletic day remains by design, preserving elasticity, neural sharpness, and movement confidence. Accessories follow Mountain Dog principles to build tissue, protect joints, and drive hypertrophy through high-quality tension rather than exhaustion. This is not a reset. This is not a peak. This is not chaos. Genesis taught the rules. Genesis: Mandate enforces them under weight. Strength here is not taken—it is authorized.
Joint Health / Rehab Builder Pathway
You don’t appreciate joint health until you lose it. If you’ve trained long enough, you know how fast a little ache turns into a big setback. This pathway is built to change that story. We go beyond “prehab” — you’ll actually learn how your joints move, how to control them, and how to rebuild resilience so you can keep doing what you love for decades, not just years.
Whether you’re coming off injury, dealing with chronic pain, or just want to outlast your peers, this program gives you the tools to own your movement, bulletproof your joints, and stay in the game.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Legacy Recovery (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Structural Strength (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Hypertrophy Builder (6 weeks)
Look Strong Pathway
A Strengthlete hypertrophy pathway: you can’t be strong without looking strong. This isn’t bodybuilding, and it isn’t bro splits and pump-chasing nonsense. This is structured hypertrophy — muscle, built the right way, with strength, intent, and fatigue that actually matters. Look Strong is for people who want to train hard, build visible muscle, and feel like their body reflects their effort. You won’t be jumping on boxes or tracking heart rate zones — you’ll be chasing volume, mechanical tension, and positionally demanding strength that makes your body look trained.
Look Strong is a 3-tier progression inside Strengthlete, built to move from foundation to volume to mastery. It runs on hypertrophy principles, but with Strengthlete structure: tempo, positioning, recovery, and intelligent loading.
Tier 1 — Initiate: Prime Build. You don’t need to be big, you need to build right. This tier teaches you how to create tension, control movement, and train muscles instead of just chasing reps. Moderate volume, DB-focused with machine/BB options — built for new lifters, detrained adults, or those rebuilding after strength phases.
Tier 2 — Ignite: Growth Phase. Classic hypertrophy: supersets, angle changes, rest control, and real output. High volume, push/pull splits, added supersets, machine and barbell integration — built for intermediate lifters, physique-minded adults, and offseason strength athletes.
Tier 3 — Forge: The Mountain Method. This is where size becomes presence, inspired by the training of John Meadows — layered intensity through position, tempo, and deliberate stress, not wild output. Split stance, midline demand, mechanical disadvantage, and high-angle loading, all built to leave you dense, not wrecked. You won’t leave fried. You’ll leave carved.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Foundations of Growth (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Threshold (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: The Mountain Method (4 weeks)
Metabolic Fat Loss Pathway
Fat loss is metabolic. There’s no secret supplement, shortcut, or “hack”, just training that unlocks your body’s real potential. This pathway is built around movement, intensity, and smart progression to drive your metabolism where it matters. No nonsense, no magic pills — you’ll get practical programming, real cues, and the structure you need to burn fat, build capacity, and keep it off.
This is fat loss the way the body is wired to do it, nothing else.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Capacity Engine (3 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Tempo Grind (4 weeks)
3. IGNITE: Density Engine (4 weeks)
4. FORGE: Hybrid Burn (6 weeks)
Minimal Equipment Fat Loss Pathway
Not everyone has a full gym. That shouldn’t stop anyone from building real health. This pathway strips it down to the essentials, minimal equipment, zero fluff. You’ll get proven, metabolic-focused training that pushes you, gets you moving, and drives fat loss with what you have, not what you wish you had.
No one should be priced out of health or left on the sidelines. If you’re ready to work and want results without the barrier of big-box gym access, this is your entry point.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: No Flair for Beginners — Phase 1 (4 weeks)
2. INITIATE: No Flair Bodyweight Only — Phase 2 (6 weeks)
3. IGNITE: Kettlebell Foundations (12 weeks)
4. IGNITE: Home Gym Kettlebell + Barbell (4 weeks)
5. FORGE: Home Gym Complex Conditioning (4 weeks)
Odd Object Specialist Pathway
You know who you are; the ones who can’t help but pick up that weird rock, wrestle a sandbag, or drag something heavy just to see if you can. Odd object training isn’t just for strongman competitors or “weirdos.” It’s for anyone who wants real-world strength that holds up when life gets unpredictable.
Carrying awkward, unbalanced loads, kids, gear, tools, whatever, teaches your body to be strong in the chaos, not just under perfect conditions. If you want to build practical, adaptable strength that actually shows up in life and sport, this pathway is where you start.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Odd Object (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Odd Object Builder (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Strongman Garage 1 (6 weeks)
Planet Thickness Pathway
Real muscle. Real method. No squat rack required. Purpose: to build dense, functional hypertrophy using machine-dominant, joint-friendly, scientifically grounded training, ideal for commercial gym lifters who want legit results.
Planet Thickness is a full-system approach to hypertrophy designed specifically for commercial gym settings. Whether you train at Planet Fitness, a hotel gym, or any space without squat racks and heavy barbells, this pathway gives you everything you need to build muscle with precision and purpose. You won’t find gimmicks or filler here, only structure, proven methods, and real outcomes. This isn’t just about the pump — it’s about mechanical tension, position control, and consistent progression, the things that make muscle last.
Planet Thickness progresses through three structured tiers, each building on the one before it: Initiate — Foundations of Thickness (build control, tempo, and body awareness with machine-based movement), Ignite — Machine Monster (increase output and fatigue tolerance through isolation + compound layering), and Forge — Planet Pump (maximize density and tissue quality with mechanical drop sets, holds, and extended sequences).
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Foundations of Thickness (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Machine Monster (3 weeks)
3. FORGE: Planet Pump (4 weeks)
Powerlifting: Zero to Hero Pathway
Powerlifting is simple, but it isn’t easy. Anyone who’s been in this game knows: methods come and go, but base strength never goes out of style. This pathway is about real resilience and real results — building your squat, bench, and deadlift from the ground up. No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just focused work on the fundamentals that have built strong lifters for generations.
Whether you’re brand new or you’ve lost the plot chasing the next trend, this program will rebuild your base and push you to real heights. If you’re ready to master the essentials and chase true strength, welcome home.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: SBD Primer (6 weeks)
2. IGNITE: SBD Builder (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Lockout (5 weeks)
Return to Competition (Injury Rehab) Pathway
This is where real experience meets real recovery. Built on decades in the trenches — from athlete to soldier, strongman to athletic trainer — this pathway reflects a lifetime of coming back from injury and helping others do the same.
It’s not just protocols or checklists. It’s the lessons learned through pain, setbacks, and the grind of getting back up, every time. Here, you get a system forged by someone who’s lived it on every level, blending clinical skill with battle-tested wisdom.
The goal: get you back in the game, stronger and smarter than before. This is where return-to-play becomes a reality, not just a plan.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Movement Rebuild (4 weeks)
2. INITIATE: Core Code (3 weeks)
3. IGNITE: Skill Builder (4 weeks)
4. FORGE: Reinforced Strength (4 weeks)
Strength Sports (Strongman/Hybrid) Pathway
Strength sports aren’t just about moving the most weight — they’re about testing what’s possible, in every way. This pathway is for the athlete who wants it all: strongman grit, powerlifting base, athletic movement, and real-world resilience.
It’s built from years under the bar, in the field, and in the ring — drawing from the best of strongman, powerlifting, and hybrid training to forge a body that doesn’t just look strong, but performs under pressure.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Movement Rebuild (4 weeks)
2. INITIATE: Odd Object (4 weeks)
3. IGNITE: Grip & Carry (4 weeks)
4. FORGE: Strongman Garage 1 (6 weeks)
5. FORGE: Strongman Garage 2 (6 weeks)
Tactical Readiness Pathway
You don’t need another hero WOD. You need structure, pressure, and posture that won’t fold when it counts. This is the reentry point for real strength conditioning, built for the tactical athlete who’s either returning to the field, prepping for it, or sharpening the edge they already earned.
We’re using the barbell as the spine, strain conditioning as the nervous system, and real movement control as the brain behind the machine. No wasted reps. No fake intensity. Just work that builds capability when the clock, the load, and the chaos don’t care how fit you look.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Tactical Control (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Movement Under Load (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Task Ready (4 weeks)
Women’s Strength Confidence Pathway
Strength has nothing to do with gender stereotypes, and everything to do with owning your potential. More women are stepping into the gym, into sport, and into leadership than ever before. That matters. So does having a pathway designed by people who understand both the science and the lived experience behind women’s strength.
This pathway is built to unlock real confidence, performance, and resilience, accounting for the physiological differences that matter, without letting them limit you. With Arianna leading the way, you’ll get real coaching, proven methods, and the support of someone who’s walked the walk. This is where strong gets redefined, on your terms.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Start Strong (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Structural Strength (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Embolden (4 weeks)
Youth Girl Pathway
This pathway was built for girls just stepping into high school sports, no lifting background needed. Inspired by athletes like Anthony’s own niece, it’s designed to build confidence, strength, and movement skills from the ground up.
This isn’t a random collection of exercises. It’s a proven system, grounded in experience, to help young women enter their athletic careers with a strong, safe foundation. Whether you’re aiming for varsity or just want to move better and feel stronger, this is where you start. You’ll get real guidance and a supportive structure, so you can grow, compete, and thrive.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Start Strong (4 weeks)
2. FORGE: Built to Compete (Girls) (4 weeks)
Youth Performance Engine Pathway
Athlete development for the middle-to-high-school transition. This is where we build athletes for sport, and for life. Not just strong. Not just fast. But capable, coordinated, confident.
Initiate — Movement Discovery. We don’t chase weights, we teach movement. Athletes in this phase learn how to control their body in space, exploring squats, pushes, jumps, and skips without load — motor pattern literacy before the barbell ever enters the picture.
Ignite — Strength Play. The gym becomes a training ground. We introduce basic lifting movements, loaded carries, bodyweight control, and effort-based work, but it still feels like play — movement-first, athlete-driven, and built to reinforce resilience, not fatigue for its own sake.
Forge — Youth Performance Engine. This is where the real transfer begins. We take strength, speed, and control, and build them into output. Athletes move in all planes: they sprint, jump, lift, land, react, and compete. We teach them to own the weight room as a tool to dominate the field, court, or mat. It’s not “get jacked” training. It’s “move like a monster” training.
The Strengthlete Advantage: This isn’t a watered-down adult program — it’s a system built for youth from the ground up. Neurological control, then output. Load only when posture is locked. Sprint before sleds. Land before loading. Coordination, then competition. We progress when the movement earns it, not just when a calendar says so.
Performance Outcomes We Target: Sprint mechanics & acceleration off the line · jump/land control in all directions · change-of-direction agility & rhythm · strength in foundational movement patterns (push, pull, squat, hinge, carry) · breathing, bracing, and posture under load · confidence in the gym that transfers to sport.
Phase breakdown
1. INITIATE: Movement Discovery (4 weeks)
2. IGNITE: Strength Play (4 weeks)
3. FORGE: Youth Performance Engine (4 weeks)