What it demands
Sprint distances, contact, jumps, changes of direction and how long the efforts last. A winger, a rower and a hockey midfielder need different things.

Sport-specific strength, speed, power and conditioning for athletes who compete, from club players to county and academy level. Professional methods, explained in plain English.
Whatever your sport or starting point, we are here to help you become the best version of you.



Before anything is written, we look at what your sport demands, what your position demands, and what your body is doing now.
Sprint distances, contact, jumps, changes of direction and how long the efforts last. A winger, a rower and a hockey midfielder need different things.
Movement screen plus testing on force plates and timing gates: speed, power, reactive strength and left/right balance.
Fixtures, trials, selection and competition dates. The plan is built backwards from the days that matter.
Training changes through the year, so you are strongest and fastest when it counts and fresh enough to play.
The biggest strength and size gains of the year. Fix weaknesses, build the engine.
Turn strength into speed and power. Sport-specific conditioning ramps up.
Short, sharp sessions that keep strength and speed without leaving you sore for games.
Volume drops, intensity stays. Arrive at the big day feeling fast.

Strength, power and conditioning sessions coached by Rob, from individual athletes to full squads.



Per-session prices. Testing is built into every block.
1–2 sessions a week
3 sessions a week
4–5 sessions a week
Under 16? See youth performance. Coaching a whole squad? See schools and clubs.
It is planned around your club load, not stacked on top. Often the right answer is fewer, better sessions that make club training more productive.
Properly planned strength work makes athletes faster and more powerful. Size only goes on if it is part of the plan.
Yes. Programmes, video feedback and check-ins run through the TWS app, with in-person testing when you're home.
At the start and end of every training block, usually every 6–12 weeks.
Tell Rob your sport, your position and your next big date. He'll show you what the plan would look like.