Dhruv Barman applying strength and control in live basketball

Training Programs

BUILD BEYOND THE SESSIONS.

Choose from focused training programs built to develop specific parts of your game, with structured sessions you can follow at your own pace.

FOCUSED PROGRAMS STRUCTURED SESSIONS TRAIN ANYWHERE TRACK YOUR PROGRESS

Choose Your Path

BUILD WHAT YOUR GAME NEEDS.

Student Hub Training Programs screen inviting the student to choose a program

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Start with the library.

Open Training Programs when you are ready to add one structured path to your week.

See every option.

Compare the programs before choosing your focus.

Choose your path.

Activate the program that matches the development goal you want to build next.

Continue your path.

Once activated, your program enters Calendar, where you can track progress and continue.

The Program Lineup

EXPLORE THE PROGRAMS.

FLIGHT SCHOOL LEVEL 1

Build clean take-off and landing mechanics, lower-body strength, coordination, and control to produce force safely and finish above the floor with confidence.

FLIGHT SCHOOL LEVEL 2

Progress into advanced strength, reactive elasticity, and one- and two-foot power to create force faster and repeat explosive efforts throughout the game.

SPEED LAB

Develop first-step acceleration, sharp deceleration, lateral quickness, and reaction speed to change direction without losing balance or control.

Coming Soon

MUSCLE PROTOCOL

Build useful muscle and total-body strength to improve basketball physicality and durability without sacrificing mobility or athletic movement.

Inside a Session

Do the work.
See it build.

Student Hub showing today's Flight School Level 2 session

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Start with today.

Open the assigned session and work through each training block in order.

Finish every block.

Sets, time, level, and instructions stay clear as each exercise is completed.

Save the session.

Completion records the work automatically and keeps your active program moving.

Look ahead or back.

Use Today, Past, and Upcoming to review completed work and see what comes next.