Strength & muscular endurance
Build the ability to produce force and sustain effort through the demands of your sport.

Strength, speed, power, and conditioning built around the demands of your sport.
From athletes starting at age 6 to high school, college, elite, and professional competitors. Get a training plan matched to your sport, position, experience, and goals.
All Sports PerformanceSports Performance is a sport-specific approach to strength and conditioning. It develops the physical qualities that support how you move, compete, and recover in your sport. A basketball player, swimmer, golfer, and football player share some foundations, but their training priorities and conditioning demands differ.
At O3, we connect the pieces into a purposeful plan. Training is adapted to your age, development, competition level, position, season, and goals. It complements the technical skill practice you do with your sport coach.
Build the ability to produce force and sustain effort through the demands of your sport.
Train starts, acceleration, sprint mechanics, and the ability to reach speed efficiently.
Develop deceleration, cutting, reaction, and control when the game changes.
Build jumping, landing, throwing, and rapid force production through appropriately progressed training.
Improve usable range of motion, joint control, balance, and body awareness.
Develop efficient running, landing, lifting, and sport-relevant movement patterns.
Build the trunk strength and control used to transfer force, change direction, swing, and throw.
Prepare for your sport’s work-to-rest demands, from short explosive efforts to sustained activity.
Connect training load, recovery, and nutrition education to consistent preparation.
Use goals, movement feedback, and performance assessments to guide your plan over time.
Starting at age 6, athletes develop coordination, balance, body control, and confidence through age-appropriate movement and foundational strength activities.
Youth, high school, and college athletes build strength, speed, power, and conditioning with progression matched to their sport and training experience.
Individualized programming targets the athlete’s performance demands, competition schedule, and priorities, with focused coaching and assessment.
O3 offers Sports Performance training for athletes in basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, baseball, softball, hockey, lacrosse, tennis, golf, swimming, track and field, cross country, wrestling, gymnastics, cheer, and other sports. Bring us your sport and your goals. We’ll help identify the physical qualities to prioritize.
Basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, lacrosse, hockey, and tennis: acceleration, deceleration, reaction, repeat efforts, and explosive movement.
Baseball, softball, golf, wrestling, gymnastics, and cheer: force production, rotational control, stability, coordination, and strength.
Swimming, track and field, and cross country: movement efficiency, strength, conditioning, and training capacity matched to the event.
Tuesday & Thursday
5:30-6:30 PM
Basketball-specific strength, power, speed, agility, and conditioning. Build the physical foundation for jumping, landing, accelerating, changing direction, and sustaining effort on the court.
Ask About Basketball PerformanceGet individual attention or train with a group that shares your sport and goals. Sessions can focus on strength, speed, movement quality, or a broader performance plan.
Requestable times: Monday & Wednesday at 3:30 PM and 5:30 PM. Saturday private strength and Sports Performance coaching is available by appointment until 5:00 PM.
Request a Training TimeBring your team to O3 for coordinated strength and performance work. We can discuss your sport, roster, ages, season, and goals to plan the right training approach.
Monday & Wednesday at 3:30 PM and 5:30 PM can be requested for team sessions. Availability is confirmed by our staff.
Ask About Team TrainingWork with Steve Koski, CSCS, to discuss your goals and identify priorities for training. Movement feedback and video analysis may be used when appropriate.
Request an AssessmentSteve leads O3 Strength with a background in sports performance, strength and conditioning, personal training, and nutrition. He holds a dual master’s degree in Sports Nutrition and Sports Performance Training and a Movement Science degree from the University of Michigan.
Training starts with the athlete’s needs, then builds through purposeful progression.
Talk About Your Training Goals
Director of O3 Strength
Tell us your sport, age, competition level, goals, and availability. For team training, include your roster size and the age group you coach.
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