The Programs
Whether you're currently managing pain during the season, or looking to build massive capacity in the off-season, we have a specific protocol for you.
Off-Season Bulletproofing
The ultimate 12-week rebuild. This isn't generic movement and rehab. This is a high-performance strength and conditioning protocol designed specifically to build the tissue capacity required for aggressive skiing and snowboarding.
Phase 1: Tissue Capacity
Isometrics and heavy slow resistance to remodel tendons and build a resilient base.
Phase 2: Strength & Hypertrophy
Targeted quad, hamstring, and glute development to absorb heavy landings and G-forces.
Phase 3: Power & Plyometrics
Sport-specific power development and landing mechanics to prepare for the mountain.
What's Included:
- Full App Access
- HD Exercise Videos
- Progress Tracking
- Direct Messaging
- Mobility Routines
- Community Access


In-Season Management
Designed specifically for athletes currently riding. When you're skiing hard, you don't need a heavy leg day—you need targeted activation, pain management, and recovery protocols to keep you on the mountain.
Pre-Mountain Activation
10-minute routines to fire up the glutes and prep the patellar tendon before you click into your bindings.
Post-Mountain Recovery
Flush protocols and mobility work to reduce inflammation after a heavy day of riding.
Mid-Week Maintenance
Low-volume, high-yield strength sessions to maintain tissue capacity without causing fatigue for the weekend.
Flare-Up Protocols
Specific isometric routines to rapidly calm down angry tendons when pain strikes.
Is This For You?
Who It's For
- Skiers/snowboarders with chronic patellar tendonitis
- Athletes recovering from ACL reconstruction (cleared for activity)
- Those dealing with generalized anterior knee pain
- Athletes who want to prevent injuries before they happen
- People willing to put in 3-4 days a week of focused work
XWho It's NOT For
- Acute injuries that just happened (see a doctor first)
- Post-op patients not yet cleared for strength training
- People looking for a 'quick fix' or magic pill
- Those unwilling to lift weights or do resistance training
- Non-mountain athletes (the programming is highly specific)