Speed development, full periodization, and integrated sports psychology. Three tiers. One coach. Same building as ATLAS Performance Complex in Pocatello, Idaho.
Most wrong-fit consultations come from athletes picking the wrong tier. The training is built around commitment level — not talent. Read the three descriptions and pick the one that matches your week.
Not the one you want to be in. The one you actually are.
Developing athlete working to improve. Knows they need structure but not ready for a full periodization plan.
Serious varsity athlete chasing a specific PR this season. Has plateaued under existing coaching and needs a program, not a drill list.
Chasing D1, already professional, or nationally ranked. Accepts that physical ceilings are mental. 3-month minimum.
Pricing is honest. The cost scales with the coaching commitment. Every tier includes both physical and mental performance work — the difference is hands-on time.
Athletes evaluated during first month. Entry point into the full EGO system.
No obligation. Chase will tell you if EGO isn't the right fit.
3-month minimum. D1 or professional goals only. Applications reviewed before consultation is scheduled.
Physical training and mental performance aren't separate services here. The athlete who hits the ceiling physically has a mental problem, not a physical one. Eleven athletes have reached D1, JUCO, or pro under that system — three detailed below.
Each athlete is tagged by the program they ran. Treyshon Malone (Mental Performance only) is documented on The Mental Rep page — his long jump results are not attributed to physical training here.
EGO athletes train alongside the ATLAS performance staff. Physical therapy, sprint specialization, and recovery are all in the same building.