Cory Castro walking the field before a game

Your life dictates your training. Not the other way around.

Real training.
Not just
online fitness.

The Method

It's not what we do.
It's how we do it.

  1. 01PeriodizationPhases, not random days
  2. 02Overload & ProgressionLoad climbs on a schedule
  3. 03SpecificityTrain the position
  4. 04VariationChange the stimulus, keep the principle
  5. 05TechniquePositions before load
  6. 06Fatigue ManagementDosed to how you feel
  7. 07IndividualizationYour life. Your history.
  8. The Full Method

Your program begins with seven fixed principles, built around your schedule, your goals, and your injury history.

Cory Castro coaching on the field

Cory
Castro

Now
Assistant Director of Football Performance · Texas
Experience
15 years as a strength coach
Home
Husband and father of three

Cory runs football performance at Texas and has spent 15 years as a strength coach. For the past decade he has also trained professionals who want to feel and move better for the rest of their lives. He's in his mid-30s and still trains like an athlete.

Meet Cory →
The Coach
The Program

Molded,
not assigned.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    Goals, training age, schedule, equipment, injury history.

  2. 02

    Your molded program

    Seven principles applied to your training and your progress.

  3. 03

    Train · Track · Evolve

    Communicate, collaborate, progress. Trust = Time × Consistency.

One week of Cory's programming in Bridge: tempo, pull and pause days with sets, reps, percentages and rest
A real week, written by Cory in Bridge, the app your program lives in. Open it to see the whole week.

Let's Begin

Every client starts with the assessment.

Cory doesn't take
everyone. He takes
the right fit.

A 30-minute call, and it's a conversation rather than a pitch. I'll tell you straight whether I'm the right person for what you're trying to do. Plenty of people get told no.

Start the Assessment →
A few honest questionsYou get my read on it
01Goals
02Profile
03Schedule
04Life
05Health
NEXT · The survey ends in a 30-minute call. Competitive athletes too. That's my day job, and the survey branches for it.

Excellence is exhausting.
And thus is the process.

See Where You Stand →