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Our football training programs at SMART Performance Training Centre & Clinic are built for athletes at every stage of development. Whether your athlete is just starting out in youth football, competing at the high school varsity level, or preparing for a U SPORTS or NCAA program, we have a structured, periodized training pathway designed specifically for the demands of Canadian football. Our coaches don’t believe in one-size-fits-all training — every athlete is assessed, placed in the right program, and progressed at a pace that builds real, lasting results on the field. If your goal is to run faster, hit harder, recover quicker, or simply outperform the competition, SMART is where that starts.
5 Weeks · Nov 16th - Dec 19th (All levels) Post-season foundation rebuilding. Movement quality, foundational strength, coordination, and general fitness in a structured coach-led environment.
$788
$525
10 Weeks · Jan 4 – Mar 13, 2027 · 3x gym + 1 field Things ramp up. Evidence-based programming and high-level coaching. Strength, speed, and field work in a competitive environment — building physical and mental edge.
$1975
$1050
10 Weeks · Mar 15 – May 28, 2027 · 3x gym + 1 field For athletes not playing spring football. Elevating strength and speed while introducing more football-specific training as athletes prepare for summer camps.
$1975
$1050
College: May 4–Jul 31 (13 wks) High School/Bantam: Jun 22–Aug 21 (9 wks, 4x/wk) Where athletes separate themselves. High training frequency with gym and field work. This is where significant capacity gains are made before the season.
$2520
10 Weeks · Jun 21 – Aug 20, 2027 · 3x/week (90 min) Strength maintenance, injury prevention, and peak performance during the competitive season. Efficient, structured, and built to complement football demands.
$545
Mid-Dec – Dec 28, 2027 · U Sports/NCAA athletes For returning college athletes preparing for the new year and offseason. Strength maintenance, conditioning, and body preparation for upcoming demands.
Football training is a key part of longterm athletic development. At SMART Performance Training Centre & Clinic, we emphasize working with experienced coaches who understand the game and know how to guide athletes through each stage of their journey. Our environment is competitive and driven, with athletes across youth, high school, post-secondary, and professional levels training under one roof. Creating natural mentorship and a clear standard to strive toward.
We follow a structured, periodized approach, especially during the offseason when real development takes place. Athletes focus on building strength, speed, and resilience with purpose, ensuring they are fully prepared to perform when the season begins.
Football is a physically demanding sport, and injuries are one of the biggest barriers to an athlete reaching their potential. At SMART, injury prevention isn’t an afterthought — it’s built directly into every program we design. Our clinical team works alongside our performance coaches to identify movement compensations and muscular imbalances before they become injuries. Common football-related injuries we help athletes prevent and recover from include ACL and knee injuries, hamstring and quad strains, ankle sprains, shoulder impingement, and lower back pain. Whether you’re coming back from an injury or trying to stay healthy through a long season, our integrated performance and clinical model means you have the right professionals in your corner at every step of the process.
Everything you need to know before getting started with SMART Performance football programs.
We start with an assessment so our coaches can evaluate your child’s movement quality, strength baseline, and overall athletic ability. From there, we recommend the program that best fits their age, sport, goals, and training schedule. Whether they’re just getting started or preparing for the next level, there’s a clear, structured path for every athlete at SMART
Athletes should come dressed in comfortable athletic wear with athletic sneakers. We recommend bringing a water bottle and a light snack for longer sessions.
For meaningful progress, we recommend training 3 to 4 times per week. This allows athletes to consistently build strength, speed, and overall performance while still balancing school, sport practices, and recovery.
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Absolutely — the off-season is actually the most important time to train. It’s when athletes have the most time to develop foundational strength, correct movement deficiencies, and build the physical qualities that translate directly to better on-field performance when the season starts. Our off-season programs are periodized to peak athletes right when they need it most.
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