Grindhäus Strength & Conditioning
ATHLETE BLUEPRINT
ASSESSMENT · PRESCRIPTION

Athlete Record

Live scoring

Field Tests — enter age to load norms

Speed10-Yard Sprint
sec · lower is better
PowerVertical Jump
in
PowerBroad Jump
ftin
StrengthMax-Rep Push-Ups
reps
StrengthDead Hang Max Time
minsec
Overall HÄUS Score
/ 99

Complete all five tests to generate the composite score and classification.

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Enter the assessment results to see where this athlete stands.

Category Rollup

Speed
Power
Strength
The Gap

Enter the test results to reveal the weakest link — and the fastest way to close it.

Where we will focus with this athlete - Backed by the data

Priority 1 · Speed
Build acceleration from the ground up

your child is not generating enough force into the ground to sprint faster right now. That is a strength problem first, not a speed problem. At Grindhäus, we will build him lower-body strength and hinge power through coached squats, RDLs, and sled pushes, then layer in sprint mechanics once the engine is there. Stronger athletes accelerate faster — that is the exact path we will put your child on.

Ref: NSCA Essentials of Strength Training & Conditioning · OVR Performance combine data
Priority 2 · Power
Turn strength into explosive power

your child's jump numbers show there is power left on the table. We will teach him to absorb and produce force through structured plyometric progressions — jumps, bounds, and hops — built on top of a strength base. Power is trainable, and we will develop it step by step so it shows up in his sport.

Ref: Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research · OVR Performance combine data
Priority 3 · Strength
Build relative strength and grip endurance

your child's push-up and hang scores show he needs more relative strength and the work capacity to hold positions under fatigue. We will use bodyweight and loaded progressions, coached closely, to build him up without rushing it. Stronger athletes do not get pushed around — that is what we are developing in your child.

Ref: NSCA Youth Resistance Training Position Stand · FitnessGram/PYFP norms

Every one of these is trained inside the Grindhäus Athlete Training program.

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