Performance Lab Programs

Choose a training path with a clear purpose.

Compare Acceleration Lab, Power Development and Repeat Sprint before choosing your starting point.

Program Map

Three distinct pathways, not three renamed cards.

Each option has a different training job.

Acceleration Lab

Best for members who need a clear first progression.

Power Development

A second route with a different weekly demand.

Repeat Sprint

A complementary pathway for balance and continuity.

How to Choose

Use goal, experience and weekly availability.

A simple decision path avoids choosing by intensity alone.

Goal

Define what should improve.

Availability

Protect realistic weekly frequency.

Starting Level

Select a version that can be repeated well.

Review

Change path when progress or priorities change.

Program Differences

What actually changes between pathways.

Each program changes emphasis, not just the title.

Acceleration Lab

Foundation and repeatable progression.

Power Development

Different training stress and session structure.

Repeat Sprint

Supporting work that improves the overall week.

Coach Recommendation

Choose from context, not from a marketing label.

A coach can help compare the three paths against current experience and the rest of the week.

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Program Questions

Before choosing a pathway.

Can I change programs later?

Yes. Reviews are natural points to change emphasis.

Can I combine two pathways?

Yes, when the weekly plan has enough contrast and recovery.

Which is best for beginners?

The team recommends the path with the clearest starting progression.

Acceleration Lab

The primary pathway.

This program concentrates on acceleration, strength, power and conditioning with a simple progression model and clear review points.

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Performance Pathways

Speed, strength and power each need a different training context.

Athletes move between acceleration work, loaded strength and power development according to the needs of the block. Dedicated areas keep each quality specific while the overall program stays connected.

Choose the program that matches the next useful goal.

Start with a conversation instead of guessing from a class name.

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