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Performance Coaching · Rugby League & Oztag · Ages 10–15

Built For
Competition.

Strength. Speed. Structure.

An 8-week structured performance program for junior rugby league and oztag athletes aged 10–15. Built for athletes who want to arrive at rep trials faster, stronger, and better prepared than the competition. Group sessions structured by age and experience. Personalised training, nutrition, and recovery plans for every athlete.

Get
Faster
The System
+Get
Stronger
The Standard
Think
Better
The Work
Be
Ready
The Prep
Rep Ready — Launching Term 22025
10–15Age Group
8Week Program
6Max Per Group
1–2×Per Week
  • Discipline
  • Consistency
  • Effort
  • Resilience
Any Opportunity. Any Season.
Always Prepared. Always Ready.
Who This Is For

Real Athletes.
Real Standards.

For Athletes
Ages
10–15
  • Get faster.
  • Get stronger.
  • Get selected.
This is where you level up.
For Parents
The
System
  • Structure.
  • Safety.
  • Proven results.
A system you can trust.
For the Game
Your
Sport
  • Rugby League.
  • Oztag.
  • Rep trial ready.
Prepare for what's next.
For the Future
Built
Different
  • Long-term development.
  • Real habits.
  • Higher standard.
Rep Ready athletes.
Discipline
Consistency
Effort
Resilience
The Reality

Most Junior Athletes Are
Training Without A Plan.

For Parents
Club Training Wasn't Built For This.

Club sessions are built around the game — not around developing your individual athlete. There's no structured strength work, no speed mechanics coaching, no recovery protocol. Your child is working hard. But without the right foundations, that effort has a ceiling.

For Athletes
Preparation Has To Come First.

The athletes who get selected consistently aren't always the most talented — they're the most prepared. Rep Ready builds the physical foundation that puts your athlete in that position, every time the opportunity comes.

The Injury Risk
Growth Spurts Are A Window — And A Risk.

Ages 10–15 are the highest-risk years for overuse injury in young athletes. Bones grow faster than muscles. Without deliberate conditioning and recovery habits built in, the athletes training the hardest are often the most exposed. Most junior programs don't address this at all.

The Nutrition Gap
They're Training Hard On An Empty Tank.

Most junior athletes are underfuelled for the training load they're carrying. Poor energy availability directly hits sprint quality, recovery speed, and focus during sessions. It's the most overlooked variable in junior performance — and one of the easiest to fix with the right education.

"He'd train four times a week, give everything he had, and still miss out at trials. We didn't know what we were missing until we found a program that actually had a plan behind it."

— Parent of a 13-year-old rugby league player
The 8-Week Program

Trust
The System.

  • 01

    Assessment First

    Every athlete starts with a movement screen and baseline test — sprint time, strength, mobility, and athletic capacity. No assumptions. The program is built from your athlete's data, not a generic template.

  • 02

    8 Weeks of Structured Training

    1–2 sessions per week combining strength work, sprint mechanics, agility patterns, and sport-specific conditioning — scheduled around your athlete's existing commitments. Every session is periodised — building progressively across the block, not randomly week to week.

  • 03

    Speed & Agility — Every Session

    Speed is a coachable skill. Every session includes sprint mechanics and agility work specific to rugby league and oztag movement demands. Athletes who get coached in this carry the edge permanently.

  • 04

    Recovery & Injury Prevention

    Mobility, tissue preparation, and load management built into every session. Athletes learn to protect themselves — a habit that compounds across a full season and beyond.

  • 05

    Nutrition — Practical and Simple

    Age-appropriate fuelling education built around real food and real schedules. Clear guidance on training days, game days, and recovery. Habits athletes can actually follow at 10–15.

  • 06

    Always Rep Ready

    The goal of this program isn't to prepare your athlete for one specific trial. It's to build the physical foundation that makes them ready for any trial, any selection, and any opportunity that comes up — this season and every season after it.

Rep Ready — Program Details

An 8-week performance block launching Week 2 of Term 2. Built exclusively for junior rugby league and oztag athletes who are serious about what comes next.

  • Ages 10–15 · Boys & Girls
  • Rugby League & Oztag athletes
  • 1 or 2 × 60-minute group sessions per week
  • Sessions structured by age & experience level
  • Maximum 6 athletes per group
  • Personalised training plan (outside sessions)
  • Personalised nutrition plan · Qualified nutritionist
  • Personalised recovery protocol
  • Initial movement screen & baseline test
  • Speed & agility mechanics every session
  • Written progress report mid + end of block
  • Rep trial preparation built throughout
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Six Pillars

What Gets
Trained.

Each pillar is deliberate. Together they build an athlete who is faster, stronger, and more resilient — and permanently prepared for whatever opportunity comes next. Rep trials. Club selections. School sport. Pre-season. Any of it. All of it.

Pillar 01
Strength

Age-appropriate resistance and bodyweight training focused on movement quality, joint stability, and force production. No shortcuts. No premature loading.

→ More power. Lower injury risk.
Pillar 02
Speed

Sprint mechanics, acceleration technique, and top-end velocity development. Speed is a skill. Athletes coached in it carry a permanent edge over those who aren't.

→ Faster first step. Better top-end.
Pillar 03
Agility

Reactive movement and change of direction mechanics specific to rugby league and oztag. The footwork that creates separation from a defender or closes space on attack — coached deliberately, not left to chance.

→ Sharper cuts. Quicker reads.
Pillar 04
Recovery

Sleep, active recovery, and mobility as performance tools — not passive processes. Athletes who recover well adapt faster and stay fresher across a full season.

→ Absorb more. Last longer.
Pillar 05
Injury Prevention

Movement screening, corrective work, and load management. The best performance plan keeps your athlete on the field. Prevention is built in — not added after the fact.

→ On the field. Not on the sideline.
Pillar 06
Nutrition

Practical fuelling for training, competition, and recovery. Built around real food and real schedules. Sustainable habits that work at 10–15 years old — and beyond.

→ Better energy. Better output.
The Full System

What Your Athlete
Takes Home.

The group sessions build the foundation. But development doesn't stop when the session ends. Every athlete in the Rep Ready program receives three personalised plans built specifically for them — outside the group, between sessions, and beyond the 8 weeks.

Personalised

Training Plan

A structured training program designed for your athlete to follow outside of group sessions. Built around their baseline assessment results, age, current ability, and the demands of their sport. Not a generic handout — a plan written for them.

→ Built from their intake data
Personalised

Nutrition Plan

Every athlete receives a nutrition plan designed by a qualified nutritionist specialising in youth athlete performance. Built around their training schedule, sport, age, and individual needs. Practical, realistic, and specific to them — not generic advice.

Designed by a Qualified Nutritionist · Youth Athlete Performance
→ Individual. Not generic.
Personalised

Recovery Plan

Recovery is where adaptation happens. Every athlete receives a recovery protocol built around their training load, sleep patterns, and physical demands. Simple habits that protect performance and reduce injury risk between sessions.

→ Built around their load
Why This Matters

Most junior programs prepare athletes for a single moment. We prepare them for every moment.

Every athlete in the program receives three plans built individually for them — training, nutrition, and recovery. Not handed out at the end. Built from their intake assessment and delivered from day one. The group sessions build the foundation. The personalised system does the rest.

The Standard

Not Ready?
Fix It.

Rep Ready vs. typical club training

What You're Evaluating
Typical Club Training
Rep Ready
Sports coverage
All sports, generic
Rugby League & Oztag specific
Personalised training plan for each athlete
No
Every athlete
Qualified nutritionist — personalised plan
Never
Included · every athlete
Personalised recovery protocol
No
Every athlete
Individual movement assessment at intake
Rarely
Every athlete
Structured S&C (age-specific)
Almost never
Core of the system
Sprint mechanics coaching
Accidental at best
Every session
Deliberate injury prevention protocols
Only after injury
Built in from day one
Nutrition education for young athletes
No
Included
Written progress reports for parents
No
Mid + end of block
Rep trial preparation built in
No
Throughout the program
Coach-to-athlete ratio
Often 1 : 20+
Max 1 : 6
The Difference

Before &
After.

Before
  • Training hard with no structure behind it
  • Picking up recurring knocks and niggles
  • Underprepared when opportunities arrive
  • Getting outrun and outmuscled at selections
  • Parents unsure if anything is actually working
  • Underfuelled, under-recovered, underperforming
  • Confidence built on hope — not preparation
After
  • 8 weeks of structured, measurable progress
  • A personalised training plan built for them
  • Nutrition guidance from a qualified nutritionist
  • A recovery protocol matched to their load
  • Resilient body — fewer sessions missed
  • Ready for any trial, selection or callup — any time it comes
  • Faster, stronger, and composed under pressure
  • Parents informed with written progress reports
  • Belief built on preparation — not hope
Real Results

Real Athletes.
Real Progress.

Rep Ready launches Term 2. The following results are from athletes who have completed equivalent structured programs with our coaching team.

"Within 8 weeks we could see a real difference in how he moved. His acceleration improved noticeably and he finally stopped picking up those hamstring problems he'd been battling all year."

SK
Sarah K.
Mum · 13-year-old rugby league player

"He used to drag himself to training. Now he asks to go. For the first time he feels like he's training with purpose — and you can see it in his confidence on the field and off it."

MD
Mark D.
Dad · 11-year-old rugby league athlete

"She made the rep squad after the trial block. Her coach said her fitness stood out. Knowing we had the right preparation in place — that peace of mind as a parent is everything."

LT
Louise T.
Mum · 12-year-old oztag player
The Specifics

Everything
You Need.

Who It's For
The Athlete

Junior rugby league and oztag athletes aged 10–15 who are serious about improving their performance and preparing for representative selections. No prior gym or S&C experience needed. Athletes need to be coachable, committed, and ready to work.

How It Works
The System

Intake begins with a movement screen and physical baseline test. An 8-week program runs across 1–2 sessions per week — scheduled around your athlete. Each session covers strength, speed and agility mechanics, conditioning, and a short education component. Progressive load. Measured outcomes. Nothing wasted. Sessions are held in Kiama, NSW.

Time Commitment
The Work

One or two 60-minute sessions per week across 8 weeks — your choice, built around your athlete's schedule. Personalised training, nutrition, and recovery protocols are designed to complement club training and school sport, not replace them. Under 15 minutes of daily habits. No excuses. Just the work.

Common Questions

Prepare
Properly.

My child already trains with their club. Won't this be too much?

This program is built to sit alongside club training — not compete with it. Sessions are 60 minutes and load is deliberately periodised with recovery factored in. The structured conditioning and mobility work in this program often reduces injury risk even as total training volume increases. We assess every athlete individually at intake — not with a one-size approach.

Is my 10 or 11 year old too young for this kind of training?

No. Age-appropriate resistance and movement training is safe and beneficial for children from age 7 onwards when properly supervised. At Rep Ready we focus entirely on movement quality, bodyweight control, and foundational athletic patterns. No heavy loading. No shortcuts. What we build is the athletic base that protects growing joints and develops capacity that lasts a full career.

My child doesn't have a rep trial coming up. Is this still the right time?

Yes — and this is actually the best time. Waiting until a trial is announced means starting preparation too late. The athletes who consistently get selected are the ones who are always physically prepared — not the ones who scrambled in the weeks before. Rep trials, club selections, and school sport opportunities come up at different times for different age groups throughout the season. This program builds the foundation that means your athlete is ready whenever that call comes.

My child isn't at rep level yet. Is this still right for them?

Yes — and this is often where the biggest gains come from. Development athletes who go through a structured program frequently close the gap on more naturally gifted peers within a single block. Rep Ready isn't just for the athletes already in rep squads. It's for the ones who want to be.

How will I know my child is actually improving?

Because we measure everything. Every athlete completes a baseline test at intake and a performance test at the midpoint and end of the block. You receive a written progress report with objective data — sprint times, strength markers, movement quality scores. You will know exactly what improved, by how much, and what to focus on next.

Launching Term 2 — Limited Spots Per Group

First Access.
Waitlist Only.

Rep Ready launches Week 2 of Term 2. Waitlist members get early bird pricing, priority session day and time bookings, and full program details — 48 hours before we open to the public. Spots are capped at 12 athletes. Preparation starts now.

Join the Waitlist — Launching Term 2

Sessions held in Kiama, NSW

What Waitlist Members Get

Early bird pricing
Priority session day & time selection
Full program details first
48hr head start on public launch

No payment required. No commitment. Just first access when we launch.

Limited spots remaining — Launching Term 2