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Train like an athlete, not a bodybuilder.

Strength, power, speed, mobility, conditioning, and coordination, built into one plan. I played baseball for 13 years and trained as an athlete for 7 of them. Now I coach people who want to move well, not just look good.

Score yourself on the right. It takes a minute and shows where you’re strongest and where you’re leaking potential.

Your Athletic Score

Rate each quality from 1 to 10. Be honest.

50out of 100
Peyton Mackie, side view in silhouette

Hi, I’m Peyton.

I played baseball for 13 years and spent seven of them in structured athletic training. I know what it takes to move like an athlete, and what most programs leave out.

That’s what I teach, and I teach everyone: athletes, former athletes, and people who never played a sport. A balanced plan that builds strength, speed, and durability together.

13 years of baseball7 years of athletic training

See how I train.

Clips from my own training: swing mechanics, strength work, and jumps.

Swing mechanics
Strength, power, and single-leg work

Real strength, not ego lifting.

Most people think more weight on the bar means more athletic. It doesn’t. Ego lifting builds big numbers and muscle you can see. It doesn’t make you faster, more explosive, or harder to injure.

I train people to be strong in a way that shows up when they move: to sprint, jump, rotate, change direction, and stay healthy doing it.

I’m direct. I’ll tell you what’s working and what isn’t, and I’ll hold you to the standard. Do the work and every session will have a purpose.

Strength you can use

Lifting heavy matters. What counts is whether it makes you faster, more explosive, and harder to hurt.

Technique before load

If the movement isn’t clean, adding weight only adds risk.

Built for everyone

Played sports your whole life or never started? You get a plan built for where you are.

13 years in the game.

From the batter’s box to the weight room, I learned what really makes an athlete better. This program is built on that.

Batter seen from behind with the bat on his shoulder, wearing a light blue jersey Baseball player in a light blue jersey and helmet running toward the dugout

Athletic means balanced.

Most programs train one or two of these. Real athleticism needs all six.

Strength and power

Lift heavy, then turn it into jumps, throws, and explosive movement.

Speed and coordination

Sprint mechanics, change of direction, balance, and body control.

Mobility and conditioning

Joints that move well and an engine that keeps up when it counts.

How it works

  1. 1

    Take the Athletic Score

    Rate yourself on six qualities and see which one is holding you back.

  2. 2

    Book a free call

    We talk about your goals, your training history, and any injuries.

  3. 3

    Get your plan

    A program built around your score, with weekly check-ins and tracked numbers.

Work with me

Free Athletic Score

Test yourself, get your score, and see which quality to fix first.

Founding spots open

12-week Athlete Build

A coached program based on your score, with weekly check-ins and tracked metrics.

Membership

Programs for every level plus a community. Coming soon.

Get your plan.

Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll go over your score and see if the Athlete Build fits.

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