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Speed & agility training for O’Fallon athletes
I-64 west, I-255 north, and you are there. Our 7v7 team has already played a tournament in your town. The first session is free.
I-64 west · I-255 north · I-270
5.0 from 11 Google reviewsFirst session $0From $30 a month
[ 01 ] O’Fallon to Granite City
How far is Elite Speed from O’Fallon?
Elite Speed trains O’Fallon athletes at 3985 Horseshoe Lake Rd in Granite City, reached by taking I-64 west and then I-255 north to I-270. Group speed and agility starts at $30 a month, position football work runs Monday through Thursday, and every athlete’s first session is free.
Athletes here come out of O’Fallon Township High School District 203, and their seasons are set by the IHSA: state finals in March for basketball, May for track and field and June for softball. Elite Speed is not affiliated with the district.
O’Fallon is on the far side of St. Clair County from us, which sounds worse than it drives. The whole trip is interstate: I-64 to I-255, I-255 to I-270, and off by Horseshoe Lake. You spend the drive on the highway, not crawling through four towns worth of stoplights.
The route from O’Fallon
- Take I-64 west out of O’Fallon toward Fairview Heights.
- Pick up I-255 north and follow it to I-270.
- West on I-270, then off toward Horseshoe Lake Rd.
Roughly half an hour in normal traffic. One of our Google reviewers described the facility as easy to get to and not too far off the highway, which holds true from this side too.
O’Fallon families have one extra reason to already know the name. Elite Speed 7v7 has played the Championship 7v7 tournament right there in O’Fallon, alongside Pylon in Chicago and the Flight Shootout in St. Charles. Read about Elite Speed 7v7, or start with the free session.
[ 02 ] The Panthers
O’Fallon athletes with a real off-season
Athletes driving up from O’Fallon play for O’Fallon Township High School and the youth programs feeding the Panthers. Elite Speed claims no affiliation with the school. It is the off-season and in-season work a school schedule cannot fit.
- 017v7 football
Established 2022, with 14U, 15U and 18U brackets and a named coaching staff for each. Head Coach and Director Cameron James runs the 18U offense.
- 02Wide receiver work
Every Monday and Wednesday, 7:00pm to 8:00pm, run by Coach Cameron James. Release, routes and hands, coached as separate skills.
- 03Baseball and soccer
First-step acceleration, base running and change of direction. The same foundation the football athletes build, applied to a spring season.
[ 03 ] Football, by position
What an O’Fallon football player actually trains
Not one generic circuit. Each position gets its own coach and its own drills, Monday through Thursday.
Position training runs $45 to $360 a month depending on the position. Group speed and agility starts at $30. First session free.
[ 05 ] Getting started
How an O’Fallon family starts
Pick a night that already works
Weekdays run 4:00pm to 9:00pm. Wide receiver training sits at 7:00pm to 8:00pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, which is late enough to drive up from O’Fallon after school without rushing.
Take the free session
One full session at no cost. Dynamic warm-up, speed and agility drills, and position work if football is the sport. You stay and watch all of it.
Decide on your own timeline
No pitch at the end. The membership works like a gym, so an O’Fallon athlete can train hard in the off-season and scale back when the school season takes over.
[ 06 ] Questions
What O’Fallon parents ask first
How far is Elite Speed from O’Fallon?
Elite Speed is at 3985 Horseshoe Lake Rd in Granite City, reached from O’Fallon by taking I-64 west and then I-255 north to I-270. Figure roughly half an hour in normal traffic, on interstate nearly the whole way. A Google reviewer described the building as easy to get to and not too far off the highway.
Do athletes from O’Fallon train at Elite Speed?
Yes. Athletes come to Elite Speed from O’Fallon, Granite City, Edwardsville, Collinsville, Belleville, Glen Carbon, Troy, Maryville and Alton. Elite Speed is independent and has no partnership or affiliation with O’Fallon Township High School, the Panthers program or any school district.
Does the Elite Speed 7v7 team play in O’Fallon?
Yes. Elite Speed 7v7 has played the Championship 7v7 tournament in O’Fallon, Illinois, along with Pylon 7v7 in Chicago, the Flight Shootout in St. Charles, Red Zone Elite and Elite 7Evens. The program was established in 2022 and runs 14U, 15U and 18U brackets.
How much does speed training cost for O’Fallon athletes?
Group speed and agility runs $30 to $120 a month and a single drop-in class is $30. Position-specific football training runs from $45 a month for defensive back and linebacker work up to $360 for offensive line, and semi-private tops out at $480. The first session is free.
What are Elite Speed’s hours for O’Fallon families?
Elite Speed is open Monday through Thursday from 4:00pm to 9:00pm and Saturday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, and is closed Friday and Sunday. Wide receiver training runs every Monday and Wednesday from 7:00pm to 8:00pm, which is a realistic slot for an O’Fallon athlete driving up after school.
[ 07 ] Start here
Two interstates. One free session.
Bring your O’Fallon athlete, watch the whole hour, and decide after. Nothing to sign and no pitch at the door.
5.0 from 11 Google reviewsFirst session $0From $30 a month