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Youth · ages 11 to 16

Strength and conditioning for kids who decide to get better.

You don't have to be the fastest, strongest or sportiest kid to be an athlete. Structured, progressive, fully coached training for high-school age kids, year round. First session free.

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USC Youth

Three ways to train.

Come to class when it suits, commit to a term and get coached to your sport, or do the holiday block. Most athletes start with the first and move to the second. Pick one below.

Mondays and Thursdays · 4:15 to 5pm · year round

Come when it suits.

Coached strength and conditioning for high-school age athletes. Buy a pack, book the sessions you can make in the USC app, and there is no lock-in. Whether you already play a sport or have never trained before, no gym experience is needed. Your first session is free.

Single class trialFree

Try one class and see how it feels. Valid one week.

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5 class pass$75

Five classes, valid six weeks. Works out at $15 a session.

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10 class pass$140

Ten classes, valid twelve weeks. Works out at $14 a session.

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Parents can book from the website, or in the USC app once you have a pass. Athletes in the Academy still use a pack for their Monday and Thursday sessions — the Academy is separate.

Strength that transfers

Hinge, squat, push, jump, done right before we load them. Strength that shows up on the field, the court and the pitch.

Movement and coordination

Speed, agility and landing mechanics coached properly, so kids move well before they move fast.

A program, not random workouts

Each week builds on the last. Every session coached by qualified strength and conditioning coaches and exercise scientists.

Confidence over time

Kids learn what it takes to improve, and that hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.

Broden Pynt · Sports scientist · Head of USC Youth

Every kid deserves the chance to train like a real athlete.

Broden heads up USC Youth. Learn the movement patterns properly, enjoy the process of doing it, and build strength, confidence and fitness all at once, no matter where a kid is starting from. He's big on the education side too: kids leave understanding the beliefs behind training, plus the basics of fuelling and recovery, not just how to lift. He has also coached youth strength and conditioning with the Brisbane Lions Academy and Acceleration Australia.

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