Varsity Program 

Overview

The Varsity Program is designed to provide athletes with a structured, progressive development pathway. Each phase builds on the previous one, ensuring athletes acquire the physical, technical, and mental skills necessary to excel in football. This schedule integrates conditioning, skill acquisition, advanced resistance training, and exposure opportunities through U.S. camps and performance showcases.

TRAINING SCHEDULE

Explosive Upper TUESDAY — Strength Training (Allelite Fitness) Developing size, strength, power, and durability. 6, 7 Or 8PM..

Competition WEDNESDAY — Skill Development Led by Lemar Durant (WR University) and Playmaker IQ Position‑specific technique, football IQ, and competitive reps. 6:30PM.

Explosive Lower THURSDAY — Strength Training (Allelite Fitness) Explosive power, speed strength, and injury‑prevention work. 6, 7 Or 8PM.

Pure Speed SATURDAY — Speed & Movement Acceleration, top‑end speed, change of direction, and football movement mechanics. 11 AM.

Athletes will be on a 3 In Person 1 Online Session Regime

Phase 1: Learn to Train – Prehabilitation & Conditioning

Dates: Jan 27– Feb 21

• Injury prevention protocols and corrective exercises

• Foundational conditioning: aerobic base, mobility, and flexibility

• Core stability and balance drills

• Baseline testing for speed, agility, and endurance

Phase 2: Auxiliary Phase – Explosive Power Development

Dates: Feb 24 – Mar 19

• Introduction of Olympic lifts and explosive movements

• Speed, agility, and quickness (SAQ) drills matched with football-specific actions

• Coordination and neuromuscular development

• Building strength-to-speed transfer

Spring Break: Skill Acquisition – Position-Specific Camps

Dates: Mar 16 – Mar 27

• Technical instruction tailored to each position group (QB, OL/DL, WR, DB, RB)

• Competitive drills and small-sided games

• Film study and tactical awareness sessions

• Guest coaches providing specialized expertise

Phase 3: Maximal Power

Dates: Mar 31 – Apr 25

• Heavy resistance training for maximal strength gains

• Plyometric integration for explosive performance

• On-field application of power in position-specific scenarios

• Monitoring athlete progress through testing and evaluation

Phase 4: Variable Resistance

Dates: May 5 – May 30

• Advanced resistance techniques (bands, chains, variable loads)

• Emphasis on acceleration, deceleration, and change of direction

• Football-specific movement pattern refinement

• Continued development of explosive speed

Phase 5: Buff and Polish

Dates: Jun 2 – Jun 20

• Refinement of strength and speed gains

• Conditioning for durability and stamina

• Preparation for summer performance camps

• Athlete readiness assessments

U.S. Camps & Performance Camps

Dates: Jul 7 – Aug 15

• Showcase opportunities against elite competition

• Recruitment visibility for collegiate programs

• Exposure to U.S. coaching standards and intensity

• Travel, lodging, and competition logistics included

Break

Dates: Aug 16 – Sept 14

• Recovery and academic preparation

• Optional mentorship, leadership workshops, and film study

• Focus on mental resilience and readiness for in-season work

In-Season Maintenance

Dates: Sept 15 – Oct 17

• Strength upkeep and injury prevention

• Reduced training volume to complement competition schedule

• Recovery-focused programming to sustain performance

• Monitoring athlete health and readiness

Phase 2: Late Season Push

Dates: Oct 27 – Dec 5

• Return to explosive power development

• Speed and agility emphasis

• Competitive drills to maintain sharpness

• Preparation for recruitment showcases

Speed School Wrap-Up

Dates: Dec 12 – Jan 2027

• Final testing and evaluations

• Recruitment preparation and exposure planning

• Transition into next year’s development cycle

• Athlete performance reports delivered to families and recruiters

Strategic Impact

• Provides a comprehensive, phased approach to athlete development

• Builds physical resilience, technical skill, and competitive readiness

• Enhances recruitment opportunities through exposure camps and U.S. competition

• Ensures long-term athlete success with structured progression and evaluation