PHYSICAL
Build the Body
- Mobility
- Balance
- Coordination
- Strength
- Speed
- Power
- Movement
- Reaction

Faith-Based Athlete Development
Train. Believe. Build. Lead.
Developing athletes physically, mentally, and spiritually — and preparing them for life beyond sport.
What Is the First Move?
The First Move is the decision to believe, commit, and take action — to believe before you see the result.
We believe every person has God-given gifts and potential that may not be visible yet. The First Move is taking the step of faith to develop those gifts through discipline, training, consistency, and action.
We believe. We train. We develop. We execute.
Faith is believing in what we cannot yet see while being willing to do the work required to develop it.
The FMA Athlete
Performance starts with the body. Leadership is sustained by the mind and foundation.
Build the Body
Build the Mind
Build the Foundation
Build the Body. Build the Mind. Build the Foundation.
Our Method
FIRST is how we build. MOVE is how we perform.
Performance Training
Every format is built around the athlete in front of us and the demands ahead.
Individualized training focused on the athlete’s specific movement, mobility, coordination, balance, speed, agility, strength, power, reaction, body awareness, technique, sport movement, and mental preparation.
Learn MoreIndividualized coaching in a competitive environment where athletes communicate, react, solve problems, execute under pressure, and hold each other accountable.
Learn MoreMovement preparation, athletic development, speed, agility, strength, conditioning, injury-risk reduction principles, position movement, coordination, and game-related decisions.
Learn MoreWe don’t just train soccer players. We develop athletes who can move, react, think, and execute.
Learn MorePerformance Principles
Eight connected principles shape how athletes move, process, respond, and perform.
The ability to control and efficiently move the body in every direction required by sport and everyday life — linear, lateral, rotational, acceleration, deceleration, change of direction, and multidirectional movement.
The ability to actively move a joint or body segment through the range of motion needed to perform efficiently.
The ability to organize different parts of the body to work together efficiently, connecting what athletes see, hear, feel, and do.
The ability to control the body while stationary and moving — especially when accelerating, decelerating, changing direction, battling for position, or striking a ball.
The ability to produce and control force. To be strong is to become fast.
The ability to apply strength with speed, intent, and control.
The ability to recognize information and adapt quickly to the demands of the moment.
Turning preparation into action when it matters. Athletes don’t get rewarded for knowing what to do. They get the opportunity to perform when they can execute.
SEE → THINK → MOVE → REACT → RESPOND → EXECUTE
Your Five Senses
Recognize what is happening.
Process communication and cues.
Understand body position, pressure, balance, and movement.
Develop control and awareness through contact with the ball, ground, equipment, or opponent.
Turn information into movement and action.
See it. Hear it. Feel it. Touch it. Respond.
The FMA Development Pathway
Evaluation creates direction. Accountability turns direction into progress.
Movement · Coordination · Balance · Mobility · Strength · Speed · Athletic needs · Goals
↓1-on-1 · Semi-Private · Small Group · Team Training · Soccer Performance
↓Measurable goals and clear training priorities.
↓Attendance · Effort · Development · Training habits · Goals · Progress
↓Advanced performance · Sport training · Team opportunities · Leadership · Business education · College and NIL development

Pillars of Faith · FMA Foundation
Patience is understanding that development takes time. FMA teaches athletes to remain committed to the process even when the results cannot yet be seen.
Faith allows us to believe.
Discipline keeps us moving.
Patience allows us to trust the process.
What Is an FMA Athlete?
An FMA athlete is more than an athlete who trains. They are committed to developing the body, mind, and character required to reach their God-given potential.
See. Think. Move. React. Respond. Execute.
They show up. They work. They learn. They make mistakes. They adjust. They keep it moving.
And they understand that what they learn through sport can prepare them for life beyond sport.
Membership & Pricing
Clear options for academy membership and personalized performance training.
FMA ESSENTIAL
FMA STUDIO
FMA PERSONAL TRAINING
Packages starting atBeyond the Field
Through First Move Academy’s relationship with Jock Wealth, athletes can access education designed to prepare them for opportunities beyond sports.
Prepare for more than the next season.
SPORT → LIFE → BUSINESS → LEADERSHIP
First Move Academy | Jock Wealth Army
Mission
First Move Academy develops athletes physically, mentally, and spiritually through performance training, mentorship, accountability, and biblical principles. We help athletes develop their God-given gifts, build confidence through preparation, and learn to lead both on and off the field.
Vision
To create an environment where athletes discover their God-given potential, develop through disciplined training, and become leaders prepared for life beyond the field.
Develop movement, strength, speed, power, coordination, balance, and reaction.
Build discipline, confidence, focus, accountability, resilience, and decision-making.
Develop faith, prayer, character, integrity, purpose, sportsmanship, and service.
Prepare athletes to carry leadership, responsibility, and purpose beyond sport.

Train. Believe. Build. Lead.
Believe in what’s possible. Commit to the process. Put in the work.