Vertical jump and lower-body power
Basketball athletes point to improved strength, speed, and jumping ability.

Northfield, Illinois
Assessment-led strength, speed, and movement coaching for athletes and active adults who want to perform better and stay available.
Built for
Move better. Train smarter. Perform higher.
Training starts with the athlete's sport, schedule, injury history, and current movement quality. The goal is simple: build strength and speed that actually transfers.
From one-on-one coaching to long-term youth development, sessions are adjusted around readiness, season timing, and the work an athlete needs most.
What Changes
Basketball athletes point to improved strength, speed, and jumping ability.
Programs emphasize feet, ankles, knees, hips, mobility, and better movement quality.
Training can support sport performance, general strength, durability, and better movement quality.
Not sure where to start? Bring the goal, sport, injury history, and current schedule. M2 will help choose the right starting point.
Compare ServicesInside the Session
M2 starts with what the athlete can do today, then builds the next block around sport demands, movement quality, and recovery.
First session
Goals, sport schedule, injury history, movement quality, and current training age are reviewed before the work gets loaded.
Training block
Sessions target strength, speed, power, mobility, and durability with coaching adjusted to the athlete's season and readiness.
Ongoing review
Progress, soreness, movement quality, and sport demands shape the next block so training stays useful instead of random.
Testimonials
I improved my strength, speed, and even added a couple of inches to my vertical.
Working with M2 has been a game changer for me. The program helped me improve my strength, speed, and even add a couple of inches to my vertical. As a taller athlete, we focused heavily on my feet, ankles, knees, and hips, since staying healthy was my top priority. M2 did a great job building me an individualized program that made me more confident, more resilient, and kept me injury free.
I became stronger and gained more control over my movements on the court.
Training with M2 helped me immensely with my sport of basketball. It had a major impact on my speed and physicality, as I became stronger and gained more control over my movements on the court. I increased my confidence, improved my flexibility, and became more durable.
My mobility and movement have drastically improved. My VO2 max has also gone up significantly.
As an MMA fighter, having coaching that understands both the physical demands and the details of performance is critical. Since working with M2, my mobility and movement have drastically improved. My VO2 max has also gone up significantly, allowing me to push the pace longer and recover faster between rounds. The training approach is smart, targeted, and results driven. I'm in the best shape of my career thanks to the program.
Training Options
Our Services
Athletes or active adults who want personal training built around their goals, schedule, and current ability.
Sports Performance Training
High school athletes who want coaching adjusted around their sport, season, goals, and training age.
Sports Performance Training
College athletes who want focused work during breaks, off-season windows, or around team training.
Youth (K-8th)
Younger athletes who need age-appropriate coaching, confidence, coordination, and movement basics.
Remote Coaching
Athletes who want M2 programming direction while training from their own gym, school, or home setup.
Local Performance Training
Based in Northfield, M2 works with athletes who need consistent coaching close to school, practice, and home.
FAQ
The first step is simple: share the athlete's goals, sport, schedule, and current limitations. M2 will point you toward the right starting point.
Ask a questionYes. Training starts with the athlete in front of us. Beginners focus on movement quality, confidence, coordination, strength fundamentals, and safe progression before intensity increases.
M2 Performance works with youth athletes in grades K-8 through the LTAD program. Younger athletes focus on coordination, balance, body control, basic movement principles, and age-appropriate strength.
Yes, as long as the athlete is cleared for training when needed. Injury history is reviewed during the first session so training can respect current limitations and build better movement capacity.
Yes. The foundation is strength, movement quality, speed, power, mobility, and durability, then the plan is adjusted around the athlete's sport, position, season, and goals.
Start With a Conversation
Most requests get a same-day reply during business hours. The first response focuses on fit, schedule, and the practical next step.