Clinics & Training Opportunities
Focused coaching without a long-term commitment.
Tenacity runs clinics throughout each season, with new drop-in opportunities and complete eight-week sessions released regularly. Every open registration shows the date, time, age group, price, capacity, and skill focus before payment.
Registration accuracy promise: Published sessions list the current date, time, age group, price, capacity, and venue. Any weather or schedule change will be sent directly to registered families.
Current St. Johns County clinics
Choose the athlete’s age group and training date.
New drop-in classes and full eight-week sessions are released throughout each season. Choose a published group below to reserve a spot; the secure Wix checkout link is provided after capacity and registration details are confirmed.
Wednesdays
Eight-week series
Starts October 14, 2026
Limited enrollment · coached age groups
Wednesday Speed & Agility Series
A weekly coached series for acceleration, sprint mechanics, agility, reaction, balance, safe deceleration, and confident movement. Each group is capped so athletes receive real instruction and correction—not a rotation of random drills.
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5:30–6:30 PM · ages 6–9 · maximum 8
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6:30–7:30 PM · ages 10–12 · maximum 10
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7:30–8:30 PM · ages 13+ · maximum 12
Julington Creek Plantation Park
Per athlete · eight weeks
$240
Sunday
Three-hour camp
Starts October 25, 2026
Limited enrollment · coached age groups
FLAG Football Skills and Drills Camp
Three hours of age-group instruction covering stance and starts, acceleration, throwing, catching, route running, defensive footwork, flag pulling, spacing, decision-making, and competitive play.
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9:00 AM–12:00 PM · ages 6–9 · maximum 12
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9:00 AM–12:00 PM · ages 10–12 · maximum 16
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9:00 AM–12:00 PM · ages 13+ · maximum 16
Julington Creek Plantation Park (Tentatively)
Per athlete · per camp date
$70
Saturday
Three-hour camp
Starts October 31, 2026
Limited enrollment · coached age groups
FLAG Football Skills and Drills Camp
Three hours of age-group instruction covering stance and starts, acceleration, throwing, catching, route running, defensive footwork, flag pulling, spacing, decision-making, and competitive play.
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9:00 AM–12:00 PM · ages 6–9 · maximum 12
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9:00 AM–12:00 PM · ages 10–12 · maximum 16
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9:00 AM–12:00 PM · ages 13+ · maximum 16
Julington Creek Plantation Park (Tentatively)
Per athlete · per camp date
$70
Saturdays
Eight-week series
Starts November 7, 2026
Limited enrollment · coached age groups
Saturday Speed & Agility Series
A weekly performance series for acceleration, change of direction, reaction, sprint positions, body control, and movement that holds up at game speed. Enrollment is limited to preserve coaching quality.
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1:30–2:30 PM · ages 6–9 · maximum 8
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2:30–3:30 PM · ages 10–12 · maximum 10
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3:30–4:30 PM · ages 13+ · maximum 12
Nocatee Park
Per athlete · eight weeks
$240
Available by appointment
Book a mechanics evaluation or combine-preparation plan.
These services are scheduled around the athlete, the sport, the event date, and the testing question—not placed into a generic clinic time.
$75 baseline
Running & Sprint Mechanics Analysis
For distance runners, sprinters, and field athletes. The protocol may include full-stride cycles, training-pace running, acceleration phases, selected timed distances, multiple camera angles, slow-motion review, joint-position overlays, and a written action plan.
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Ages 7–17
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By appointment
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Fee waived with an eight-week Tenacity training program
$240 / 4 sessions
Combine Preparation
The four-session package includes 60-minute appointments, baseline testing, event-specific technique, timing-gate rehearsal, test sequencing, and a final retest. Training is matched to the tests required at the athlete’s combine, showcase, or tryout.
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40-Yard Dash
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Vertical Jump
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Broad Jump
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Three-Cone Drill (L-Cone)
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20-Yard Shuttle / 5-10-5
Additional clinic formats
Tell us what your athlete wants next.
Tenacity also develops focused clinics around position needs, sport movement, and technology-backed analysis. Dates are released when the field, age group, coaching plan, price, and capacity are ready.
What families can expect
Organized before the first whistle.
A good clinic starts before athletes arrive. Families should know exactly who the session is for, what will be taught, what to bring, and how communication will work.
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Defined skill focus
Every drill supports the clinic’s stated purpose instead of filling time with unrelated stations.
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Age-appropriate groups
Time blocks and coaching language are matched to the athletes registered for the session.
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Limited enrollment
Capacity is controlled so athletes receive coaching, correction, and meaningful repetitions.