Team & Group Total Athleticism Training
Your team’s training experience
We train club and school teams across Colorado — soccer, volleyball, skiing and more — helping teams push ahead of their competitors.
Our weekly sessions use our training methodology to improve athletes’ strength, speed, power, endurance, and whole-brained athleticism.
The core of every athlete is decision-making, which is why our holistic focus trains an athlete to make creative, accurate, and fast athletic decisions.
Using a unique combination of exercises and drills, both functional and outside the box, while focusing on correct form and “in the core” movement, we specialize in helping teams and groups work together to be ready all the time, in any place, for anything.
Our sports performance specialists challenge the athletes to grow and improve in a focused, fun, and encouraging team atmosphere.
How team training works
- 70 minutes a session
- 10–15 athletes in a group
- Once a week is typical
- 10-week minimum commitment
- Teams train at our Boulder facility. We can sometimes come to you instead — that is case-by-case and carries a surcharge, so ask.
- Pricing is by quote. Tell us your sport, roster size and when you want to start, and we will come back with a number.
Teams we have worked with
Real FC · St. Vrain FC · LFA · Rush FC · Winter Park ski team · Mead volleyball — among others.
Are you a coach wanting training for your team?
In The Core would love to be the official sports performance provider for your team or club. Let us help you build an effective training program for your team, including once-a-week group sessions at the In The Core gym. (We offer special pricing for teams! Just reach out!)
We are currently working with many high school and club programs along the Front Range of Colorado at our main location. We also currently train and consult throughout the United States with Team USA, college elite, and professional athletes.
Questions? We would love to answer them
Tell us about your team and Aaron will be in touch within the week. He calls rather than emails, because the first useful step is a real conversation — the sport, the season, and what you’re hoping training does for them.
Working to a tighter deadline, like a season starting or a tryout coming up? Say so in the form and we’ll move you up.