Max had always been a player with huge ambition.
He had solid technical ability.
His passing and dribbling stood out.
But something was missing.
Despite training hard on his own, he struggled when it came to matches.
Under pressure, his performance dropped.
He couldn’t seem to carry his individual quality into real-game moments.
And after a couple of heel and hip injuries, his confidence and consistency took a hit.
Max joined to change that.
He wanted to become a better all-round player — more powerful, more conditioned, and more capable of backing up his talent with real performance.
Here’s what happened in just 90 days:
🔥 Max press-ups: +59.09%
🔥 Wall sit: +97.67%
🔥 Plank time: +45.45%
🔥 505 agility: +12.41% (L), +6.2% (R)
🔥 30m flying sprint: +5.78%
🔥 Broad jump: +15.26%
🔥 Stamina: +50%
And with that physical foundation improving, so did everything else.
Max was able to stay focused and sharp longer in matches.
His 1v1 duels became more dominant.
He could change direction faster, explode into space quicker, and recover between efforts more effectively.
For the first time in a long time, he felt like the player he knew he could be.
His words?
“Seeing those retesting numbers lit a fire in me. I could finally see that the work I was putting in was paying off — and it made me want to train even harder.”
That motivation, consistency, and structure gave him the momentum he’d been missing — and now he’s building a level of performance that matches his goals.
If your child has talent but struggles to turn it into consistent match-day performance — Max’s story is proof that it’s not just about technical ability.
It’s about confidence, structure, and a physical foundation they can rely on when it counts.