Club programs are sport specific. Designed for gradual growth - for injury prevention - and to target common discipline specific problems.
Updated weekly
One video review per week
US$100/month
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Remote Personalized Programming
Personalized programming tailored to your personal goals. Highly effective for those who are serious about their goals.
Updated weekly
5 video review and feedback a week
Two 20 minute video calls a month
US$375/month
Personal Coaching
One hour of personalized coaching one on one. Perfect for those learning technique and who do better with immediate feedback coaching. Option for in-person and remote.
Personalized session focus
Technique instruction or clinic
One hour of coaching
US$150/hour in person
US$60/50 minute video call
Frequently Asked Questions
You can cancel anytime, no questions asked
For monthly memerships, full refund offered when requested within the first week of the paid period. Past the first week no refund available. For one-on-one sessions that are refunds offered for travelling one-one-one sessions
All Club Programs are three days per week, at the moment.
Because this is a personalized program, it varies. Typically 3 to 6 days a week, one session a day. This heavily depends on the individual goals, training level, and availability.
One to two hours depending on the program and resting periods.
Generally the programs follow a 'tried-and-true' periodization pattern. This is a proven method to limit injury, to avoid over-training, and facilitate improvement. Cycles are divided into three weeks of gradual progression followed by a 'deload' week to allow the body to recover and super-compensate. There are several other ways to approach training periodization and you can see that in the personalized plans.
For the current Olympic Weightlifting or Kettlebell programs it's important that you are technically knowledgable enough to perform the lifts safely.
Yes and no. The Strength programs are more accessible technique wise, however that's not the case for Olympic Weightlifting or Kettlebell Sport. In any case it's highly recommended to approach the weights very conservatively and to take advantage of the video reviews or getting coaching until you are more proficient.
For most programs you would need access to free weights, and a safe to lift surface such as a weightlifting platform or mats. In the case of Olympic weightlifting, an olympic weightlifting barbell, bumper plates, squat rack, lifting straps, and chalk. Having access to boxes for pulls would be great but you can still train without them. In the case of kettlebell sport competition kettlebells are highly recommended. In the case of strength the requirements are much more flexible for the barbell and plates, a bench, a safety cage or other measure to provide spotting for bench pressing is highly recommended.