Youth Sports Training Programs in St. Augustine and St. Johns County
Tenacity helps young athletes build speed, coordination, fundamentals, confidence, and game-ready movement through age-appropriate coaching. Programs include sport fundamentals, youth speed and agility St. Augustine training, sport-specific training for kids, private youth sports training, clinics, Homeschool PE, Adaptive Sports, team training, and youth runner analysis in the St. Augustine and St. Johns County area.
Train the Athlete. Build the Person. Be Tenacious.
Coaching parents can feel good about
Tenacity Sports Performance focuses on safe movement, proper mechanics, small-group coaching, and measurable athlete development. Every program is designed to help athletes move better, build confidence, and improve in the sports they love.
Certified Coaching
IYCA Speed & Agility, NFHS, USA Football, and CPR/First Aid training help guide a safer, more professional coaching environment.
Small Groups
Athletes get real coaching, correction, and feedback instead of crowded stations or random drills.
Measured Progress
Speed, mechanics, confidence, and movement quality are tracked over time so parents can understand growth.
Train by age and stage
Programs are adjusted based on age, experience, and athletic development level. Find your athlete's stage, then choose the programs that fit.
Movement Foundations
Running, jumping, balance, and coordination taught through play.
Coordination and Confidence
Footwork, body control, and the first building blocks of sprint mechanics.
Mechanics and Speed
Acceleration, change of direction, and movement that transfers to sport.
Training for Performance
Speed, strength, and sport-specific work for competitive athletes.
Sport-Specific Performance
Focused work for competitive players looking to gain an edge.
Adaptive Sports Training
Individualized coaching built around each athlete's needs and goals.
We do not just run kids through drills
Tenacity Sports Performance teaches athletes how to move better, compete with confidence, and understand their own development.
Movement First
Mechanics, balance, posture, acceleration, and body control come before intensity.
Speed and AgilitySmall-Group Coaching
Athletes get correction, feedback, and attention in sessions built for youth development.
View ProgramsMeasurable Development
Timing, video, and coaching feedback help show where athletes are improving.
AI Runner AnalysisTraining programs built for youth athletes
Sport Fundamentals & Athletic Development
For young athletes who need better coordination, confidence, body control, catching, throwing, footwork, reaction, teamwork, and basic game understanding.
Best for: beginners, younger athletes, homeschool students, and multi-sport kids who need coaching beyond a normal practice.
Parent benefit: a strong starting point for athletes who need movement, confidence, and fundamentals before advanced performance training.
Start TodaySpeed & Agility Training
Help your athlete move faster, react quicker, and compete with more confidence through acceleration, footwork, change of direction, balance, coordination, body control, and reaction speed.
Best for: athletes who need better quickness, footwork, coordination, confidence, or overall athletic movement.
Parent benefit: structured coaching, real feedback, and training that helps athletes move better, not just run through random drills.
Start TodaySport-Specific Training
Training that connects directly to your athlete's sport with speed, agility, footwork, position-based skills, and competitive drills for real game situations.
Best for: athletes who need coaching around their sport, position, fundamentals, and game-day movements.
Parent benefit: focused coaching that connects athletic movement with actual sport skills.
Start TodayPrivate Training
Focused attention and a customized plan based on your child's age, sport, goals, confidence level, and current ability.
Best for: athletes who need individual attention, faster progress, confidence-building, or a customized training plan.
Parent benefit: direct coaching, personalized feedback, and a plan designed around your athlete's needs.
Book an EvaluationClinics & Camps
Small-group clinics and camps focused on speed, agility, football fundamentals, soccer speed, runner analysis, position work, and game-ready movement.
Best for: athletes who want focused coaching, limited-space events, and a clear skill emphasis.
Parent benefit: organized, high-value sessions with coaching, correction, and a specific development goal.
Reserve a SpotHomeschool PE
Structured physical education, athletic development, sports instruction, games, teamwork, and social interaction for homeschool students. Step Up For Students approved.
Pricing: $280 for 9 weeks with two classes per week.
Best for: homeschool families looking for PE, youth fitness, coaching, movement, and a fun social environment.
Parent benefit: quality physical education, coaching, and social activity in one program.
Talk to a CoachAdaptive Sports Training
Patient private or small-group coaching adjusted to each athlete's needs, comfort level, abilities, and goals.
Best for: children who need a more individualized, supportive, or adaptive approach to sports and movement.
Parent benefit: personalized attention and a program built around your child's ability level.
Talk to a CoachTeam Training
Customized sessions for teams that want to improve speed, agility, footwork, conditioning, movement quality, and confidence together.
Best for: teams that want better movement, quicker athletes, improved conditioning, and a more confident group.
Parent and coach benefit: athletes train together, compete together, and build better habits in a high-energy environment.
Start TodayAI Runner Analysis
Video review and performance tracking to evaluate sprint mechanics, stride, posture, acceleration, and overall running form.
Best for: athletes who want measurable feedback on speed, running form, acceleration, and mechanics.
Parent benefit: a clearer picture of what may be slowing your athlete down and what needs to improve.
Book an EvaluationNot sure where your athlete should start?
Answering a few simple questions can help narrow the best path: What is your athlete's main goal right now? What sport do they play? How many days per week can they train?
What ages do you train?
Tenacity works with athletes ages 4–17, with group clinics typically starting around age 6 and private, homeschool, or introductory movement options available for younger athletes.
How do I know which program is right for my athlete?
If you're unsure where to start, we recommend a performance evaluation. We can identify strengths, areas for improvement, and recommend the best training path for your athlete.
Do you train beginners?
Yes. We work with athletes of all experience levels, from first-time athletes to competitive players looking to gain an edge.
Is this just conditioning?
No. Our programs focus on speed, agility, coordination, movement mechanics, athletic confidence, and game-ready performance, not simply running laps.
What sports benefit from Tenacity training?
Our training helps athletes in football, soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball, lacrosse, wrestling, track and field, and many other sports.
How often should my athlete train?
Most athletes see the best results when training 1 to 3 times per week, depending on their age, goals, and sports schedule.
Will my athlete receive individual coaching?
Yes. We keep training groups small to provide athletes with personalized instruction and feedback.
How is Tenacity different from other sports training programs?
We combine speed development, movement analysis, sport-specific coaching, and measurable performance tracking to help athletes improve faster and build confidence.
Do you offer private training?
Yes. We offer private and small-group sessions for athletes who want individualized coaching and customized development plans.
Can speed and agility training help prevent injuries?
Proper movement mechanics, balance, coordination, and body control can help athletes move more efficiently and reduce injury risk during competition.
What should my athlete bring?
Athletes should bring water, athletic shoes or cleats when appropriate, and wear comfortable athletic clothing.
Can I contact Tenacity before registering?
Absolutely. We encourage parents to reach out with questions so we can help find the best program for their athlete.
Ready to Help Your Athlete Move Better and Build Confidence?
Start with the right training path for your athlete’s age, sport, and goals. Tenacity will help you choose the best option.
Or call 904-494-8384 and a Tenacity Sports Performance coach will help guide you toward the best training option for your athlete.