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One real session, no cost and no commitment. Dynamic warm-up, speed and agility drills, and position-specific football work if that is their sport.
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Real prices, published. Memberships run $30 to $480 a month depending on the program, and the first session is free.
5.0 from 11 Google reviewsFirst session $0From $30 a month
[ 01 ] The short answer
Elite Speed memberships run $30 to $480 a month depending on the program. Group speed and agility starts at $30 a month, a single drop-in class is $30 to $45, and position-specific football training runs higher. The first session is free, so nobody pays anything before they have seen the floor.
Illinois high school seasons are set by the IHSA, and an athlete who plays two sports is in season for most of the year. That is the reason the membership runs month to month instead of by the season.
You are not signing up for a season. You are not committing your Saturdays through November. The membership runs month to month the way a gym membership does, and your athlete comes when your family’s schedule allows it. That is the point for parents already driving to practice four nights a week.
One of our Google reviewers said it in her own words: the membership is like a gym, and we will definitely keep this going. That is the whole model in one sentence.
[ 02 ] Every price
These are the published prices. Ranges exist because programs run at different frequencies, so a coach will tell you exactly where your athlete lands.
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$0
One full session
One real session, no cost and no commitment. Dynamic warm-up, speed and agility drills, and position-specific football work if that is their sport.
Book it$30-$120
Per month
The foundation program, and where most athletes start. Three separate classes: Boys, Girls and Youth Coed. Ages 13 and up, groups of 1 to 15 athletes.
See the program$30-$45
Per class, no subscription
One class, paid one time. Built for the family coming off a school season, a vacation, or a week where the calendar will not cooperate.
Ask about drop-insFootball position training
$45-$240
Per month
Defensive backs and linebackers. Backpedal, hip turn, read and react, closing speed and pursuit angles.
See DB training$120-$240
Per month
Off-season work built on drills developed while training Division 1 running backs. Vision, cuts, burst and balance.
See RB training$180-$360
Per month
Coached by Eric Bergman, former McKendree University offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. First step, pass set, lateral agility.
See OL trainingWide receiver training runs Mondays and Wednesdays, 7:00pm to 8:00pm, with Coach Cameron James
[ 03 ] Semi-private
Some athletes get everything they need from a group of twelve. Some need a coach two feet away for the whole hour. Semi-private training is private-level attention with small-group energy, which is the version most athletes actually want: the correction rate of a private session without training alone in a quiet room.
It is the widest price range on this page, $120 to $480 a month, because families build it around how often they want to come in. Start with the free session and a coach will tell you straight whether your athlete needs it or whether the group class is enough.
[ 04 ] From parents
Two of our Google reviews name the two things this page is about: the cost and the commitment. Both are printed here word for word.
★★★★★
This is. GREAT place. Nice facility and GREAT TRAINERS. The pricing is VERY AFFORDABLE, and whomever is seeking training will benefit from it GREATLY. Easy tonget to and not too far off the highway. I would completely recommend it to whomever is interested in getting in shage or seeking a competitive advantage. Working the fundamentals, which is the foundation and building from there.
Antwoinne V. · Google★★★★★
This gym is amazing, truly made a huge difference in my sons running and coordination. Love that it’s a pretty flexible program and the coaches take the time with each kid to fine-tune things or give advice. The membership is like a gym, and we will definitely keep this going!!
Shannon A. · Google[ 05 ] Questions
Elite Speed memberships run $30 to $480 a month depending on the program. Group speed and agility starts at $30 a month, position-specific football training runs $45 to $360, semi-private training runs $120 to $480, and a single drop-in class is $30 to $45. The first session is free.
No. Elite Speed runs a flexible membership that works like a gym membership, not a season-long contract. Athletes come when the schedule allows, which matters when your week already has practice, games and homework in it. One parent put it plainly in her Google review: the membership is like a gym.
Then you miss a few weeks. Drop-in options exist across all of the programs, including Youth, Girls and Boys speed and agility, so a family coming off a school season or a vacation can pay $30 to $45 for a single class instead of carrying a month they will not use.
Group speed and agility is the foundation program and it runs $30 to $120 a month. There are three separate classes: Boys, Girls and Youth Coed. The class is built for ages 13 and up in groups of 1 to 15 athletes, and every session works footwork, running form and the first three steps out of a stance.
No. The first session at Elite Speed is free. It is a real training session rather than a tour of the building, there is no card and no commitment attached to it, and nobody gets a sales pitch at the end. If it is not your athlete’s spot, you have spent an hour and nothing else.
[ 06 ] Start here
Every program on this page starts with the same free session. Bring your athlete, watch the hour, then pick the tier that fits your family.
5.0 from 11 Google reviewsFirst session $0From $30 a month