BRX PREMIUM: THE PROCESS

At BRX, we operate under a simple principle: the best results are a product of hard work and individualization. Rather than run you through a "factory-style," cookie-cutter onboarding process, we take the time to get to know you and your goals. Read about our 3-step onboarding process below and click the orange button to get started!

FAQ

What is the Investment?


The program varies from $79-89/week, depending on your needs. To view our different packages, simply fill out our BRX Online Coaching Application and it will be sent to you via email.

Complete Application

How can I see my son/daughters progress?


You have two options,: 1) Attend a local showcase (PBR or Perfect Game) to get "baseline" measurables; 2) We can mail out a reassessment kit (radar, tripod, etc) for athletes to take their own baseline numbers. so that we can make a comparison as you progress through your BRX Program.

Who will be working with my son/daughter?


Each athlete is assigned a highly-skilled, certified BRX performance specialist who provides individualized strength training and throwing programs, accountability for follow-through, and unlimited weekly support via text/email, and video calls as needed.

Is There A Commitment?


The BRX Online Individualized Program involves a 6 or 12 month commitment due to the significant amount of work that goes into delivering a personalized experience.  We are looking for serious athletes who understand that getting results is a process that takes months and years - not days and weeks.

What's covered on check-in calls?


There is a healthy mix of discussion, drill execution, and mechanical breakdowns covered on check in calls.  With that said, the call agenda is fluid; if an athlete has a particular need they would like to be addressed, we'll spend as much time on it as possible.

What equipment is needed?


Athletes can execute an individualized BRX program at most common training facilities (i.e. Planet Fitness). At a bare minimum, athletes will need a barbell, squat rack, dumbbells (generally 20-80lbs), resistance bands, and a medicine ball.