Client results

Measured, not assumed.

Professional contracts, a move abroad, an end-of-season awards clean sweep and three-division jumps. Every number below comes from the player's own testing and retesting.

Bruce Minaker · Number nine

First professional contract

✗ Before
Struggling with his back to goal

A number nine stepping up from academy to first-team football. He struggled with his back to goal and threatening in behind in a men's environment.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Assessed his numbers against age-group data from professional clubs.
  2. 02Built around his schedule. Two to three focused sessions a week, fitted around his life and training.
  3. 03Made his schedule work. Microdosing around three games a week, so he got the stimulus without the fatigue.
  4. 04Increased his calories. Realigned his macros to support lean muscle growth.
The numbers
-0.81s
30m sprint
4.45s → 3.64s
+52%
Back squat 1RM
88kg → 134kg (1.17 → 1.65 × BW)
+44%
Trap bar deadlift 1RM
93kg → 134kg (1.24 → 1.65 × BW)
✓ What changed on the pitch
A new dynamic to his game

He went from struggling with his back to goal to being able to cope physically, become a threat in behind and hold his own in first-team training.

  • ✓First professional contract
  • ✓Academy Player of the Year
  • ✓Promotion to the National League
"I've been able to train with high level pros in training day to day and earn my place in the squad due to the way I'm training, because I'm faster, stronger and fitter through being on the MTE programme."
Bruce Minaker
Ryan Riddles · Right-back

Two divisions up, and a contract

✗ Before
Trying everything on his own

He'd tried everything on his own, with no clear plan and no way of knowing what was actually holding his athleticism back.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Found whether his limitations came from raw strength or producing force quickly, so we knew the exact bottleneck.
  2. 02Biomechanical analysis. Video feedback and coaching cues picked up a force leak through his big toe at push-off, so every ounce of effort turned into speed and power.
  3. 03Built around his schedule. A routine that handled double game weeks, keeping the stimulus without piling up fatigue.
  4. 04Elite habits and routines. Built the daily habits and standards of elite performers into his life, for every session, recovery day and match day.
The numbers
+40%
Single leg broad jump
1.50m → 2.10m
+27%
Single leg triple hop
4.67m → 5.95m
+23%
Back squat 1RM
128kg → 158kg
✓ What changed on the pitch
Dominating matches

He went from trying everything on his own to being fresher for training and matches, and the strongest and fastest he's ever been.

  • ✓Earned a contract two divisions up
  • ✓Trained with Championship pros
  • ✓Fitter, stronger and faster than before his MCL injury
"Investing in the programme was 100% the best thing I've ever done to improve myself."
Ryan Riddles
Louis Sengelow · Centre-back

A pro contract in New Zealand

✗ Before
In the gym with no real direction

A centre-back training without a plan, carrying lower back and groin injuries, with a big strength gap compared to other centre-backs.

What we did
  1. 01Injury rehabilitation. A structured rehab programme for his lower back and groin, restoring full function and building resilience so they don't come back.
  2. 02Closed his strength gap. Measured his strength against centre-back benchmarks, found a big deficit and built a programme to close it.
  3. 03Maintained explosiveness. Plyometric work all the way through, so his power stayed and developed alongside his strength.
  4. 04Nutritional support. More calories and realigned macros, to support lean muscle and the demands of training and match days.
The numbers
+70%
Trap bar deadlift 1RM
88kg → 149kg (1.17 → 1.99 × BW)
+46%
Back squat 1RM
70kg → 102kg (0.93 → 1.36 × BW)
✓ What changed on the pitch
A lot quicker on the pitch

He went from training with no real direction to being quicker, more agile and more athletic, so he can compete with attackers.

  • ✓Pro contract in New Zealand
  • ✓Back and groin injuries rehabbed
  • ✓Strength gap closed
"The results have shown to improve so much quicker than ever before, which has been very satisfying."
Louis Sengelow
Lucas Coveney · Left wing-back

Up three divisions after a long-term injury

✗ Before
Out with an adductor injury

A long-term adductor injury left a clear difference between his injured and non-injured leg, with pre-season around the corner.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Objective data on the difference between his injured and non-injured leg.
  2. 02Used the off-season. Set the foundations ready for pre-season to start.
  3. 03Single leg work. Single leg exercises through isometric, concentric and eccentric contractions.
  4. 04Pitch sessions. Brought back running, change of direction, accelerations and plyometrics.
The numbers
+46%
Single leg triple hop (left)
4.87m → 7.10m
+32%
Trap bar deadlift 1RM
149kg → 196kg (1.95 → 2.55 × BW)
-0.39s
30m sprint
4.65s → 4.26s
✓ What changed on the pitch
Going past players

He went from being out with an adductor injury to starting pre-season three divisions higher, faster, stronger and more explosive.

  • ✓Jumped three divisions, step 6 to step 3
  • ✓Reduced asymmetry and muscle loss
  • ✓Trap bar PB of 2.55 × body weight
"The programme provided me with the platform and structure to hit new levels I wouldn't reach if I was doing it by myself, giving me the accountability which is what I needed."
Lucas Coveney
Luke Woodward · Centre-back

A clean sweep of the end-of-season awards

✗ Before
Match-day nerves

He had the strength but couldn't produce that force quickly, and nerves were holding him back on match days.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Showed his strength qualities, and that he couldn't produce that force quickly.
  2. 02Built around his schedule. Two to three focused sessions a week, fitted around his life, commitments and training.
  3. 03Gave him what he needed. Isometrics and plyometrics to improve his rate of force development.
  4. 04Adapted his nutrition. Matched to his training demands, with a match-day nutrition schedule.
The numbers
-2.85s
Agility test
12.63s → 9.78s
+28%
Single leg broad jump (left)
1.68m → 2.15m
+23%
Single leg triple hop (right)
4.00m → 4.92m
✓ What changed on the pitch
Confident in 1v1s

He went from match-day nerves to being confident in 1v1s and fitter late on in games.

  • ✓Manager's Player of the Year
  • ✓Supporters' Player of the Year
  • ✓Players' Player of the Year
"The programme is the best thing I've ever done to level up my game playing football."
Luke Woodward
Leon Gibson-Booth · Stepping up to step 2

Ready for National League North

✗ Before
No structure, not ready

He was trying to do things at a high level, but nothing was built around him, and physically he knew he wasn't ready for step 2 football.

What we did
  1. 01Built from his testing. Tested him, found where he was lacking and built his programme around it.
  2. 02Adapted his nutrition. Made his nutrition relevant to him and what he actually needed.
  3. 03Added strength work. Targeted the areas where he was lacking.
  4. 04Plyometric and power work. Specific to him, his position and where he was lacking.
The numbers
-1.03s
30m sprint
4.73s → 3.70s
+36%
Single leg broad jump (right)
1.40m → 1.90m
+30%
Single leg triple hop (right)
4.40m → 5.70m
✓ What changed on the pitch
Ready for step 2

He improved physically and took on a structure that set him up properly for the season ahead.

  • ✓Over a second quicker over 30m
  • ✓A structure built around him
  • ✓Ready for National League North
"I'm already feeling a lot stronger and can't wait to keep on improving every day."
Leon Gibson-Booth
Dylan Parry-Jones · Scholarship player

A football scholarship in America

✗ Before
Physically weak

He was technically strong, but physically he was lacking the strength to hold his own against players.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Found exactly where he was lacking strength.
  2. 02Position-specific strength. Built strength where it was actually needed, at the joint angles specific to his position.
  3. 03Built around his life. Structured around his everyday life, football training and matches.
  4. 04Diet and recovery. Taught him how to fuel properly and look after himself after training and matches.
The numbers
+73%
Trap bar deadlift
80kg → 138kg
+50%
Back squat
70kg → 105kg
+11%
Single leg triple hop (right)
6.60m → 7.32m
✓ What changed on the pitch
Holding his own

He developed his speed and strength, can now hold players off physically, and feels the fittest he's been.

  • ✓Earned a scholarship in America
  • ✓90 minutes feels easier
  • ✓Stayed injury-free
"I've really enjoyed working with Max and I think that my performance on and off the pitch has improved massively."
Dylan Parry-Jones
Morgan Elliott · Centre-back

Holding a higher line

✗ Before
Worried about his pace

He was worried about his pace in behind and his physical capabilities.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Found exactly where he was lacking.
  2. 02Corrected his form. Fixed his form and execution so he got the most from every session.
  3. 03Nutrition built around him. A plan he'd actually stick to.
  4. 04Planned around fixtures. Used the time around his fixtures to get the most progress.
The numbers
+40%
Trap bar deadlift
85kg → 119kg
+31%
Single leg triple hop (left)
4.70m → 6.16m
-0.20s
30m sprint
4.32s → 4.12s
✓ What changed on the pitch
Quick enough to recover

He's now quick enough to recover if he's beaten, and stronger in the air.

  • ✓Winning more aerial duels
  • ✓Quick enough to recover in behind
  • ✓40% stronger in the trap bar
"I feel such a good and big difference. I'm so motivated to keep going and become stronger than ever."
Morgan Elliott
Charlie Gibson · Busy fixture period

Nine games in a month, fresh for every one

✗ Before
Knackered between games

He was in a busy fixture period, knackered between games, and his physical development was limited.

What we did
  1. 01Performance testing. Found where he was at physically.
  2. 02Microdosed his sessions. So he could keep developing through a busy fixture period.
  3. 03Isometrics and concentrics. Lots of both, because of how many games he was playing.
  4. 04Nutrition and recovery. Matched to the demands of so many games in a short period.
The numbers
+22%
Trap bar deadlift
76kg → 93kg
-1.40s
Agility test
10.26s → 8.86s
+16%
Single leg triple hop (left)
5.01m → 5.79m
✓ What changed on the pitch
Fresh for every game

He played nine matches in a month, stayed fresh for all of them and kept improving physically.

  • ✓Nine matches in a month
  • ✓1.40s quicker in agility
  • ✓22% stronger in the trap bar
"This is the most detailed training programme I've had, with it helping with every aspect of my game."
Charlie Gibson
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