Touch Money Speed Lab is designed for serious high school and college football athletes who want to improve their measurable speed, on-field movement, and overall athletic value.

Athletes must be prepared to train with intent, receive coaching, and compete inside a high-standard environment.

Format: Group setting

Not necessarily, every serious field athlete will get faster and improve their speed ability.

The training focuses on acceleration, sprint mechanics, change of direction, deceleration, power, and game-speed movement, which can help athletes in multiple sports.

That said, the coaching language, drills, testing, and performance goals will be football-focused, so this is best for athletes who want to move faster, compete harder, and prepare for football season.

Training is held on a private field in St. Petersburg, FL.

Address: 6333 9th Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33710

The private field setup gives athletes a controlled training environment where we can test, coach, and develop speed properly.

Yes. Athletes will be tested and tracked using laser timing and performance technology commonly used in high-level football environments, including college and pro settings.

This allows us to measure speed, monitor progress, and give athletes real feedback instead of guessing.

For athletes chasing better 40-yard times, stronger film, more playing time, and future college football opportunities, structured speed training matters.

Yes. Every football position requires speed—but not the same type of speed.

A defensive back may need greater top-end speed, closing speed, and reactive movement. An offensive lineman may need more first-step explosiveness, short acceleration, power, and change of direction.

Training is adjusted around the demands of the athlete’s position and individual performance profile.