FIRST STEP
Athlete Evaluation in Las Cruces
The athletes your kid competes against for a scholarship are already training at a professional level. Now yours can too.
30 minutes, your athlete in the facility, a baseline on the board. No commitment. We meet, we test, you decide.
Only 8 new Academy spots open per semester.
What an Evaluation Includes
An evaluation is a full baseline, not a sales pitch. Here is exactly what your athlete gets in the room, so you know what you're walking into before you book.
- Full speed baseline, including timed sprint and acceleration numbers.
- Power testing on force plates from Hawkins Dynamics.
- Strength baseline measured against your athlete's sport and position.
- Movement screen to find the weak points that limit performance.
- Sleep and nutrition intake, so training fits the whole athlete.
- Goals, schedule, and training history talked through with a coach.
- Combine-style metrics captured for athletes preparing for combine testing or recruiting.
- Your athlete's numbers, shared with you so you can see where they start.
Bring your athlete and both decision-makers if there are two. The plan gets decided in that room, together, based on the numbers from the day. Our speed training and college prep training programs are built from exactly this kind of baseline, and sport-specific training is planned around what the evaluation finds.
How the Evaluation Works
Five steps from first call to your decision. Thirty minutes, your athlete in the facility, and no commitment at the end.
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Book your slot
Call (575) 652-0692 or message us on Instagram to pick a time.
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Meet in the facility
Your athlete comes in for about 30 minutes, and both decision-makers are welcome to sit in.
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Get the baseline
We test speed, power, strength, and movement, and write the numbers on the board.
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We read the numbers
We pair the test results with your athlete's intake to see exactly what they need next.
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You decide
We meet, we test, you decide. No commitment, and no pressure to sign up that day.
The 90-day guarantee
Your athlete's first quarter is risk-free. We keep training them until measurable improvement shows up on their tested numbers.
Questions Parents Ask
Before you book, you probably want straight answers. Here are the questions Las Cruces parents ask us most, answered the way we would answer them at the facility.
How does training fit a school week?
Every program is individualized to your athlete's schedule and frequency. Sessions run in morning and afternoon blocks, and in-season athletes train with adjusted loads and fatigue monitoring. We make development fit your week rather than adding more to it.
What does it cost?
Exact numbers are set at the evaluation, after we know your athlete's goals, training frequency, and schedule. That way we can talk about value honestly and in person, not from a generic price list.
My athlete already lifts at school. Is this still worth it?
School lifting is volume. BUILT is targeted, measured development aimed at what gets missed in a team setting, and it is designed to complement school training rather than overload your athlete. The athletes who separate are usually doing both.
Does my athlete have to want this?
Yes. Built only works when the athlete and the parents both want it. Our Academy is more than training, and that commitment is the first thing we ask about.
How many spots are open?
We train semi-private groups and focus on depth over width, so every athlete gets detailed attention. We open 8 new Academy spots per semester, and we can tell you exactly what is available when you call (575) 652-0692.
What ages do you work with?
Academy starts in 8th grade. Younger athletes begin in Youth Development for 5th through 7th grade and move into Academy as they grow. Parents of youth athletes are welcome to ask us about the right starting point.