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Athletic Training Curriculum

Led by Ashlee Austin-Bean, ATC, the Go Core athletic training program develops the physical foundation every athlete needs to compete at their highest level. It is integrated into all sport camps and available as standalone sessions, with programming customized by age group and athletic level.

Youth 5 to 12Teens 13 to 17Adults 18+Integrated in All Camps
8-Week Program Structure

Training Phases

The full program runs in four two-week phases. Youth use body weight only; teens and adults add light resistance and timed performance tracking as they progress.

Weeks 1 to 2

Phase 1, Movement Foundation

Proper movement mechanics, body awareness, and injury-prevention habits, athletic stance, deceleration, single-leg stability, and core activation.

Weeks 3 to 4

Phase 2, Speed & Agility Development

First-step quickness, acceleration, and change-of-direction speed, 10-yard acceleration mechanics, lateral quickness, and reactive agility.

Weeks 5 to 6

Phase 3, Strength & Power

Functional strength and explosive power. Youth: bodyweight squats, push-ups, broad jumps, med-ball chest pass. Teen/Adult: split squats, RDLs, hang cleans, rotational throws.

Weeks 7 to 8

Phase 4, Sport Conditioning

Sport-specific endurance and mental toughness, 6-second burst conditioning and position-specific patterns, plus active recovery and sleep/nutrition basics.

Standalone Session

Performance Training

Available as 30-minute add-ons to any sport clinic or as a dedicated half-day performance session. Below is the standalone block-by-block plan.

Standalone Session, Performance TrainingHalf-Day · 3 Hours · All Ages

0:00 to 0:30
Dynamic Warm-Up & Activation
  • Leg swings, arm circles, hip rotations, high knees, butt kicks
  • Band activation and movement prep
0:30 to 1:15
Speed & Acceleration
  • Sprint mechanics, wall drives, and resisted starts
  • 10 to 20 yard acceleration work
1:15 to 2:00
Agility & Change of Direction
  • Ladder and cone footwork patterns
  • Pro agility (5-10-5), T-drill, and reactive cuts
2:00 to 2:40
Strength, Power & Conditioning
  • Age-scaled strength and plyometric circuit
  • Short-burst conditioning intervals
2:40 to 3:00
Cool-Down & Recovery
  • Static stretch protocol and foam rolling
Safety

Injury Prevention & Recovery Protocols

Every Go Core session follows the same prevention and recovery standards, overseen by Ashlee Austin-Bean.

Before

Pre-Activity

Dynamic warm-up, 10-minute minimum: leg swings, arm circles, hip rotations, high knees, and butt kicks before every session.

After

Post-Activity

Static stretch protocol, 10 minutes: quad, hamstring, hip flexor, calf, and shoulder stretches held 30 seconds each.

Recovery

Foam Rolling

Key areas, IT band, thoracic spine, calves, and quads, built into every camp cool-down.

Fuel

Hydration

16 to 20 oz of water two hours before activity, 8 oz every 20 minutes during, and 16 oz post-activity.

Protocol

Incident Response

Any athlete reporting pain is assessed by Ashlee Austin-Bean before returning, and parents are notified the same day.

Scaling

Age Scaling

Youth focus on mechanics and body weight; teens and adults progress to loaded strength and timed performance.

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