Program Description

If You’re tired of your son not being the fastest kid on the field and not getting some well deserved playing time


 ...Then You’re Ready To Discover The Best Speed Training Principles From The Triad’s #1 Performance Coaches!

“Jimmy has been working with my 17 year old daughter and my 11 year old son. My daughter just signed a scholarship to play softball and directly owes the improvement she had in speed and quickness to Jimmy. My 11 year son was your typically big kid who couldn’t move; not only has he lost some of his baby fat, but is now considered one of the more explosive kids on his football team. Both kids love working with Jimmy as he pushes them in a nurturing building manner not one of yelling or abuse. I strongly recommend Jimmy and his group to anyone looking to improve their kids and themselves.”

Curtis

The speed camp has helped Darius with his form, discipline, and technique. He's able to compete at higher level against youth athletes 2 to 5 years older than he is. Jimmy's speed camp has truly been a benefit to Darius's ultimate goal of becoming a professional athlete. It has propelled him years ahead of his counter parts.
Sheon Graves



Coach Lamour has been a life saver. I had good speed on the field but it did not show during a timed 40 yard dash.


Coach Lamour worked with me for a few weeks on getting the most out of my natural ability and showed me techniques for better from and we did repetitive exercises to increase my speed. My 40 time went from a 5.0 to a 4.58 in that period of time.
I am now being recruited by some of the top programs in the country. Thanks Coach Lamour.



DJ Johnson


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