Does anyone know how much D1 sports training cost

[Kvado16]

anyone ever gone to a D1 sports training facility for football training if you have whats it like and how much does it cost for like monthly membership

[Fabs23]

anyone ever gone to a D1 sports training facility for football training if you have whats it like and how much does it cost for like monthly membership

I've been, but not for football. roughly 10k for the offseason (4 months) (not including room, board and travel.

[Kvado16]

I've been, but not for football. roughly 10k for the offseason (4 months) (not including room, board and travel.

10,000 dollars? Man are you serious. which one did you go to?

[DriveMyWhey]

I've been, but not for football. roughly 10k for the offseason (4 months) (not including room, board and travel.

are you ****ting me? probably the best training facility, especially for combine preparation won't even be 2000k per off-season. wherever you went, they ripped you off BIG TIME, i mean i bet even the elitefts gym doesn't charge that much the guys that get accepted to their club.


edit: your offseason is 4 month? and you actually paid 10k for it? did you take some equipment with you or something?

[jgood]

are you ****ting me? probably the best training facility, especially for combine preparation won't even be 2000k per off-season. wherever you went, they ripped you off BIG TIME, i mean i bet even the elitefts gym doesn't charge that much the guys that get accepted to their club.


edit: your offseason is 4 month? and you actually paid 10k for it? did you take some equipment with you or something?

LOL .... I woulda walked out with a squat rack and a full set of dumbbells for that ... AT LEAST.

[Nerrg]

I could imagine 10k+ for the whole deal for combine prep for football players (maybe other sports with combines after college too I don't know much about that though), if they took care of everything (physical therapist/rehab if necessary, nutrition, a place to stay)

[Jhawk Fitness]

are you ****ting me? probably the best training facility, especially for combine preparation won't even be 2000k per off-season. wherever you went, they ripped you off BIG TIME, i mean i bet even the elitefts gym doesn't charge that much the guys that get accepted to their club.

API charges ~$10k for their Combine Prep.


I'd like to know what exactly a "D1" sports training center is?

[Fabs23]

[QUOTE=Jhawk Fitness;446508361]API charges ~$10k for their Combine Prep.




BINGO!!! Thats where I was at. Not a ripoff by any means. I didnt see any 14 yr olds there though.

[dolphinsfan270]

One place by me in Chicago suburbs is 40 dollars a workout and they have tons of D1 athletes that train there.

[Kvado16]

[QUOTE=Fabs23;446578301]

API charges ~$10k for their Combine Prep.




BINGO!!! Thats where I was at. Not a ripoff by any means. I didnt see any 14 yr olds there though.

Im not talking about the combine thats for HS graduates trying to get recognized for a football scholarship but what im talking about is the D1 developmental which are ages 12-14 and its near where i live anyways.

[Rutgers911]

It depends on a lot of different factors...where you live...what kind of training are you looking for...I would start searching and ask around

what state do you live in?

[jdelarod]

you're 14.

get your diet, strength and conditioning, and skills down for the next 2.5 years first.

No 12 week camp is going to help what the next 3 seasons of spring ball, summer conditioning, and the actual season will do for you.

What you are talking about sounds like one of those scams that sucker in parents and kids with all they need do to do is spend $10k for the "secrets" to play in D1.

[Fullback7]

So you're the kid who Lane Kiffin offered a scholarship to. LOL.

You can go to NJ at Joe D's for $10,000. Instead of paying for a name, because they are D1 why not search for a trainer in your area. Because, you will spend 1/2 of that instead of spending a ridiculous amount of money. Hell there is a guy that lives down the road from me who trains VY in the off-season... He only charges $65/week.

Tell you what. Fly me to Cali, let me sleep in your house, and eat your food... And I'll train you for $5,000. Deal?

[jgood]

So you're the kid who Lane Kiffin offered a scholarship to. LOL.

You can go to NJ at Joe D's for $10,000. Instead of paying for a name, because they are D1 why not search for a trainer in your area. Because, you will spend 1/2 of that instead of spending a ridiculous amount of money. Hell there is a guy that lives down the road from me who trains VY in the off-season... He only charges $65/week.

Tell you what. Fly me to Cali, let me sleep in your house, and eat your food... And I'll train you for $5,000. Deal?

Haha .... that whole post just wreaks of humor.

Seriously though, why would you invest a ton of money like your speaking at age 14? What if you do it in hopes of going D1 and you go D3 or don't even play? Let your coaches develop you or get a local trainer every once in a while and go from there. You don't need anything more fancy than what information this board can offer because there is alot of great information and people that are willing to help you for FREE.

[TN_WORKOUT]

API charges ~$10k for their Combine Prep.


I'd like to know what exactly a "D1" sports training center is?

http://www.d1sportstraining.com/

[Kvado16]

you're 14.

get your diet, strength and conditioning, and skills down for the next 2.5 years first.

No 12 week camp is going to help what the next 3 seasons of spring ball, summer conditioning, and the actual season will do for you.

What you are talking about sounds like one of those scams that sucker in parents and kids with all they need do to do is spend $10k for the "secrets" to play in D1.

Co-Owned by Peyton Manning

[xxtwistedxx]

Co-Owned by Peyton Manning

so peytons buddy said one day "hey dude I need some cash to start a business. you in?"

unless youre personal working with manning save the money.

[jdelarod]

If Petyon Manning is going to actually work out with you, than its worth the money. But Im willing to bet that your "coach" will be some 22 year old dude hired bya friend of a friend of someone who played ball with Peyton in Tennesse. And this dude has some sort of generic training manual he'll take you through.

When you buy a Toyota from a John Elway Toyota Dealership, dont expect him to change your oil . . .