Run the Program · The flagship

The Total Program. One system, all year.

The complete BFS year: the Readiness on-ramp, off-season builds, in-season maintenance, and conditioning bridges — sequenced so your program never has an off week. One curriculum every sport in the building runs together, the way 10,000+ schools have since 1976.

52 weeksFull yearIncluded with TeamBuildr
Athletes training through the BFS Total Program year

A week inside the Total Program

This is an off-season build week — core lifts on set-rep records with speed work between. The Total Program sequences weeks like this across all four phases of the year.

Day 1

Warm-Up

Dot Drill

6 patterns · timed

Strength — Core

Box Squat

3 × 3 — set-rep record

Strength — Core

Towel Bench

3 × 3 — set-rep record

Strength — Core

Aux — Glute Ham

2 × 10

Day 2

Warm-Up

Dynamic Warm-Up

Speed

Sprint Workout

10 × 10-40 yds

Conditioning

Plyometric Boxes

3 circuits

Day 3

Warm-Up

Dot Drill

6 patterns · timed

Strength — Core

Power Clean

3 × 3 — set-rep record

Strength — Core

Hex Bar Deadlift

3 × 3 — set-rep record

Day 4

Warm-Up

Dynamic Warm-Up

Agility

Agility Circuit

6 stations

Flexibility

BFS 1-2-3-4 Stretch

Full sequence

Day 5

Warm-Up

Dot Drill

6 patterns · timed

Strength — Core

Parallel Squat

3 × 3 — set-rep record

Strength — Core

Bench Press

3 × 3 — set-rep record

Strength — Core

Aux — Incline DB

2 × 10

Sample week, mirrored from the live program in TeamBuildr — every week is pre-built like this.

Inside every session.

Every BFS session follows the same anatomy — so a full class can run it, and any coach in the building can teach it.

Warm-Up

Warm-Up

The dot drill and dynamic work — agility built into every day's first five minutes.

Core Lifts

Core Lifts

Box squat, towel bench, power clean, hex bar — on set-rep records, every session.

Auxiliary Lifts

Auxiliary Lifts

Two to three quick auxiliaries chosen for the sport — speed and position strength.

Flexibility

Flexibility

The BFS 1-2-3-4 stretching sequence — flexibility for speed, every session.

Eight broken records, every week.

The core lifts rotate through a different set-rep scheme each week of the month — so the same lift produces a fresh record to chase every single week. Multiply across lifts and every athlete has roughly eight personal records on the line, every week of the year.

That’s the motivation engine of the Total Program: nobody is comparing themselves to the strongest kid in school — everyone is beating their own numbers.

Week 1

3 × 3

Heavy triples — strength

Week 2

5 × 5

Volume — the workhorse week

Week 3

5-4-3-2-1

Build to a true top single

Week 4

10-8-6

Reps — size and work capacity

Every phase, sequenced

Readiness → Offseason → In-Season → Conditioning. The Total Program is those four phases assembled into a 52-week calendar, so the next block is always loaded and no athlete ever asks "what are we doing today?"

One system, every sport

Football, volleyball, track, PE — everyone runs the same core lifts, terminology, and progressions. Multi-sport athletes never switch systems; coaches never argue methodology.

The set-rep record engine

Eight broken records a week, per athlete. The set-rep system gives every kid a personal scoreboard — the motivation engine that has driven BFS results since 1976.

From day one to varsity

New and younger athletes enter through the 20-week Readiness on-ramp and earn the right to load heavy. The same system scales from a first-timer to a varsity captain.

The Six Absolutes built in

Every session teaches perfect technique through the BFS Six Absolutes — the coaching cues that keep quality high when a full class walks in at once.

Zero programming for the coach

All 52 weeks are pre-built in TeamBuildr and included with the subscription. Assign the year and coach the room — the app handles loads, records, and reporting.