Built Sports Performance

8 weeks, LOCKED IN. No shortcuts. No Excuses, No Guesswork.

If you’re an athlete in your offseason and serious about getting faster, DM us “SPRING BREAK” and we’ll set you up with a free professional speed evaluation this week.

Here’s what you’ll get:
→ Sprint mechanics breakdown
→ Force & velocity assessment
→ Individual development roadmap

Spots are limited this week. DM us now.

No guessing. No generic drills. Just data.

Training with Purpose. If you want to make it to a Higher Level, Details MATTER. & this dude buy’s in.

Speed, Power, & Systems. Always Exciting working with top tier athletes & coaches.

We measure and develop where others guess. Excited to see this dude do BIG THINGS

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PART 2 of 2: How we Actually FIX your first 3 steps so speed transfers on game day.

At BUILT we can look at 3 things for Acceleration: how high your frontside thigh gets, where your foot hits the ground, and how far your hips can project forward (are you achieving hip projection properly)

High Thigh = Ability for better stride length & frequency.
Foot under your hip = no braking, good force application.
Hip’s driving forward = more ground covered every step, efficient acceleration.

When those three change alone, your “training speed” can finally shows up in real games.

Save this for your next speed session and send it to a teammate or coach who runs hard but still gets beat off the line.

Becoming a Collegiate Athletes isn’t just BUILT on Talent.. They’re BUILT on the little things you do when nobody’s watching.. .barela LIVED That.

She didn’t want just “want it more”.. she reflected and evaluated her habits, efforts, and focus every week with our BUILT Method Journaling system, then adjusted when she needed.

That’s how she closed her gap from good -> to next level. & this is what it looks like. Consistent work + clear feedback, not guesses and hopes.

Show this to an athlete who says they want to play at the next level and save it as a reminder for yourself.

If you still use soreness to judge if a training session “worked,” you’re focused on the wrong sh*t.

A lot of athletes AND coaches still treat soreness like it means progress and a good workout. IT’S NOT.

Soreness mostly means new stress and irritation, not necessarily performance gains.

You can be wrecked day to day and still not get any faster, stronger, or better.

Serious coaches & athletes track progress with times, volumes, intensities and ex*****on of plan. NOT PAIN.

Save & follow if you care more about performance than just “feeling cooked” after every session.. We’ll keep giving you the sauce.

If you’re doing the same “speed work” as everyone else but still feel slow in games, you’re doing the wrong sh*t.

A lot of coaches just copy random sprint workouts with ZERO idea what they’re actually training. Someone’s gotta say it.

Real speed comes from fixing how you move first: positions → force → then top speed.

If you play a field sport, stop guessing with speed work and start training on purpose.

Save this for your next speed session and follow for real game-speed training.

If you’re a field sport athlete, this is how you get ahead of 99% of your competition.

1.) When you stop guessing and start training with a plan, you separate fast from everybody else.

2.) Real progress comes from testing where you’re deficient. Then training that on purpose.

3.) Most coaches & players may be just guessing with “speed work” Random ladders, cones, and TikTok drills.

Follow for real field-speed training that actually shows up on game day.

Top speed isn’t the reason athletes get beat - this is.

1.) Most field athletes don’t lose because their slower top speed. They lose in the first 3 steps.

2.) Running “with effort” and high volumes of conditioning, is NOT Speed Training.

3.) If you play a field sport, train how you start, cut, and react before obsessing over top speed and conditioning.

Follow for more legit speed training, not TikTok fluff.

129% GAIN In 10 Weeks ❗️From Force to Flight 🚀: How Caleb’s mRSI Jumped From a .51 to a 1.17.

mRSI (Modified Reactive Strength Index) measures how efficiently an athlete turns their strength into explosive, elastic power // Critical for jumping, sprinting, and reacting on the court.

Caleb came in as a heavy force-based athlete with an MRSi of just 0.51 (bottom 20% of D1 Basketball Athletes). After an individualized propulsive power program targeting velocities and different joint angles, he’s now at 1.17—over double in weeks and now Top 30% in D1 Basketball.)

We’re not like others, we don’t guess. We assess.
We program with precision.🏀💥

This is what happens when you train in a sports science lab where:
✅ Athlete training programs are 100% individualized
✅ We use sports performance technology to remove guesswork
✅ Every session is designed to help you jump higher, move faster, and dominate your sport

If you’re a basketball player, jumping dominate athlete, multi-sport athlete, or parent who wants explosive speed, vertical jump gains, and next-level performance…

📩 Tag a Teammate who needs help with their Vertical ❗️

Your calves + hamstrings aren’t just muscles… they’re your sprint engine, anchor, and stabilizer‼️

That’s why we utilize percussion therapy to improve blood flow & recovery for performance:

•Glute Medius = hip stability
•Ischial Tuberosity = hamstring anchor
• Biceps Femoris = sprint engine
• Soleus = 4-7x bodyweight shock & force

Every sprint & cut has a purpose. We don’t just chase a ‘good feeling’. We need to target the exact muscles that contribute to speed, power, and most of all keep the foot–ankle complex healthy.

TRAIN LIKE A PRO.