Level 2 helps athletes continue developing strength, coordination, balance, and movement control. Athletes will begin working on more controlled jumps and landings, single-leg balance, basic medicine ball movements, dumbbell fundamentals, and improved core strength. This level prepares athletes to move with better control, confidence, and consistency.
Best for: Athletes who understand basic movement mechanics and are ready to build more strength, balance, and coordination.

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Level 2 helps athletes continue developing strength, coordination, balance, and movement control. Athletes will begin working on more controlled jumps and landings, single-leg balance, basic medicine ball movements, dumbbell fundamentals, and improved core strength. This level prepares athletes to move with better control, confidence, and consistency.
Best for: Athletes who understand basic movement mechanics and are ready to build more strength, balance, and coordination.

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Level 4 introduces athletes to more advanced strength, power, and force-development training. Athletes will focus on strong attention to detail, safe training habits, excellent landing mechanics, single-leg stability, controlled hurdle work, barbell squat introduction, trap bar jump introduction, and push press introduction. This level is designed to help athletes build force, confidence, and proper technique under increased training demands.
Best for: Athletes who have earned strong movement control and are ready to begin more advanced strength and power training.

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Level 2 helps athletes continue developing strength, coordination, balance, and movement control. Athletes will begin working on more controlled jumps and landings, single-leg balance, basic medicine ball movements, dumbbell fundamentals, and improved core strength. This level prepares athletes to move with better control, confidence, and consistency.
Best for: Athletes who understand basic movement mechanics and are ready to build more strength, balance, and coordination.

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Level 2 helps athletes continue developing strength, coordination, balance, and movement control. Athletes will begin working on more controlled jumps and landings, single-leg balance, basic medicine ball movements, dumbbell fundamentals, and improved core strength. This level prepares athletes to move with better control, confidence, and consistency.
Best for: Athletes who understand basic movement mechanics and are ready to build more strength, balance, and coordination.

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Level 4 introduces athletes to more advanced strength, power, and force-development training. Athletes will focus on strong attention to detail, safe training habits, excellent landing mechanics, single-leg stability, controlled hurdle work, barbell squat introduction, trap bar jump introduction, and push press introduction. This level is designed to help athletes build force, confidence, and proper technique under increased training demands.
Best for: Athletes who have earned strong movement control and are ready to begin more advanced strength and power training.

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Level 2 helps athletes continue developing strength, coordination, balance, and movement control. Athletes will begin working on more controlled jumps and landings, single-leg balance, basic medicine ball movements, dumbbell fundamentals, and improved core strength. This level prepares athletes to move with better control, confidence, and consistency.
Best for: Athletes who understand basic movement mechanics and are ready to build more strength, balance, and coordination.

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Level 4 introduces athletes to more advanced strength, power, and force-development training. Athletes will focus on strong attention to detail, safe training habits, excellent landing mechanics, single-leg stability, controlled hurdle work, barbell squat introduction, trap bar jump introduction, and push press introduction. This level is designed to help athletes build force, confidence, and proper technique under increased training demands.
Best for: Athletes who have earned strong movement control and are ready to begin more advanced strength and power training.

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HP Field Day is our exclusive Saturday performance experience where every Horsepower Speed Lab athlete comes together to train, compete, and level up. Through exciting speed challenges, sprint testing, agility competitions, and athletic performance drills, athletes can earn and advance their HP Speed Team NFC Band. Every athlete begins with a White Band and progresses through Yellow, Green, Blue, Red, and ultimately Black by demonstrating consistent improvement, effort, coachability, attendance, and performance. It's more than a workout—it's a weekly opportunity to prove your progress, earn recognition, and take the next step toward becoming an elite athlete.
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Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled training session to allow time for:
Training sessions begin promptly
Every athlete should bring:
You are now on the waitlist. If a spot opens up we will notify you via Email.