The Creation of the BioForce Elite Volleyball
Training Program

Since we began our baseball academy a few years ago, we have helped hundreds of young athletes excel in their game. Our pitchers gain an average of 6.5 miles per hour on their fastball after only six weeks of training with us. If you aren’t familiar with baseball pitching, that’s a huge amount to gain in a short period of time. And that’s an average. Some of our more dedicated players have gained over 10 miles per hour. Those are the athletes who really embrace the system. Some of the athletes have only gained a couple of miles per hour. Usually those are the players who are not putting out the effort it takes to make great gains.

We have seen about 70% of our baseball students continue on to play college baseball...many with scholarships! Their success has been very rewarding to us. How did we help these players achieve their goals? Through a program similar to the Elite Volleyball Training we are offering to a select few players in the Portland area.

We improve their mechanics…..we improve their strength….we give them great tools to help their mental-emotional part of the game….and we provide them valuable nutritional information to help them prepare, compete, and repair.

Our dedicated students get results!

So, We Asked Ourselves, Why Not Provide Elite
Training for Volleyball, Too?

We will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, and then we will give you a program to attack the weaknesses and measure your results. Pretty simple really. But it takes a focused effort on your part.

“It is a fact: you play at the level at which you practice. Consistently good practice leads to consistently good play. It sharpens your talent. Successful people understand this. They value practice and develop the discipline to do it. If you want to sum up what lifts most successful individuals above the crowd, you could do it with four little words: a little bit more. Successful people pay their dues and do all that is expected of them – plus a little bit more.”

~ John Maxwell, Talent is Never Enough