Imagine the opportunities if your athlete was faster...
Real athletic development requires proper speed mechanics, agility training, and strength development—not random drills.
Speed Mechanics Training
Agility & Change of Direction Training
Strength Training for Performance
Injury Prevention Built In
Led by Specialized Coaches

Doing ladder drills without improving sprint mechanics
Training hard without fixing movement inefficiencies
“Conditioning” mistaken for speed development
Wasting energy with poor acceleration form
Looking fast in drills but not in games
Plateauing despite more training
Weak athletic foundation
Tight hips and limited mobility
Increased injury risk from year-round sports
Poor deceleration mechanics
Lack of explosiveness and power
Burnout from improper training methods
Strength training that doesn’t transfer to sport
Most programs mix everything together.
We separate and develop each performance pillar correctly.

At Fern Athletics, athletes train through a complete performance system designed to improve real game speed, movement efficiency, strength, and durability.
Real speed mechanics (how athletes actually get faster)
Agility & COD training for sharper movement
Strength training built for athletic performance
Injury prevention integrated into training
Structured progression for long-term development
Training that transfers directly into competition
What Actually Makes Athletes Faster
Most speed training skips the most important part:
Mechanics.
Our speed mechanics sessions are led by Coach Denny Long, a former collegiate Track All-American and current college track coach.
Athletes learn:
Acceleration mechanics
Sprint posture and efficiency
Proper force application
First-step explosiveness
Real sprint development
Led by Fern Athletics Speed Director, Coach Denny Long

Speed Means Nothing If You Can’t Change Direction Efficiently
Agility is more than cones and ladders.
This training is led by Marquez Fernandez:
McDonogh Athletic Hall of Fame inductee (Soccer & Track)
Former collegiate & professional soccer player
Athletes must learn:
Deceleration control
Foot placement
Body positioning
Efficient cutting mechanics
Reactive movement
Led by Fern Athletics Soccer Director/Agility Trainer, Coach Marquez Fernandez

Build Power. Improve Durability. Reduce Injury Risk.
Our strength training sessions are designed specifically for athletic performance—not bodybuilding.
Led by Coach Malorie:
Former collegiate basketball player.
Certified personal trainer.
Future physical therapist.
Athletes must learn:
Lower-body power
Core stability
Injury prevention
Mobility & movement quality
Strength that transfers into sport
Led by Fern Athletics Strength/Injury Prevention Trainer, Coach Malorie Eslick
Most programs mix everything together.
We separate and develop each performance pillar correctly.
Doing ladder drills without improving sprint mechanics
Training hard without fixing movement inefficiencies
“Conditioning” mistaken for speed development
Wasting energy with poor acceleration form
Looking fast in drills but not in games
Plateauing despite more training
Weak athletic foundation
Tight hips and limited mobility
Increased injury risk from year-round sports
Poor deceleration mechanics
Lack of explosiveness and power
Burnout from improper training methods
Strength training that doesn’t transfer to sport





We’re so confident in our program that we back it with a 90 Day performance-based guarantee. If your athlete commits and doesn’t show real improvement

We’ll continue training them for FREE until they do.
Performance-based guarantee for real results
Focus on measurable player improvement
Structured training with proven methods
Accountability for both coach and athlete
Reduced risk for parents
Built for long-term development
A program that stands behind its promise
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To maintain a high level of coaching and individual attention, we keep our training groups small—spots are limited and fill quickly.
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