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YM Vitesse is an intense sprint cycling and strength training program with a year-round syllabus created around the USA Cycling and international sprint racing calendars and the athlete's personal training and racing goals in a format that provides a foundation for development to the athlete's physical potential. Just like the YM Academy and U23 programs, the goal of YM Vitesse is to consistently and predictably identify and develop athletes capable of competing at an international standard in sprints, and, ultimately, place riders into their respective national team programs and elite trade teams. Cyclists are provided with fully-customized Athlete Performance Plans, including a comprehensive weight lifting, speed, and agility program, unlimited access to their YM Coach, written program modification, delimited athlete management, and access to YM OnSite group workouts up to three times a week. YM Vitesse members may be eligible for inclusion into the YM Vitesse elite racing team organized through the program's official USA Cycling club, Race International, upon review by the coaching staff and club management. This program will launch in Winter Session 2010. YM Vitesse is designed and managed by Coach Erin Hartwell with assistance provided by Coach May Britt and other qualified staff. FeesYM Vitesse Coaching Bundle $225/month Athletes in this program must purchase a Platinum-level Champions Membership at 24-7 Fitness Clubs. See section "OnSite Workouts" for details regarding OnSite scheduling for each Session. All fees subject to change. |
YM Vitesse is an exciting new track-sprint program designed and managed by six-time Olympic and world championship medalist and renowned international cycling coach, Erin Hartwell. Created for power athletes ages 17-22 years old, this program focuses specifically on track sprinting and its disciplines, including match sprint, 1000m time trial (kilo), keirin, and team sprint. Cyclists requesting admittance into the YM Vitesse program are first evaluated by Young Medalists to determine if program is an appropriate fit. Applicants must have at least one year of experience in sanctioned bicycle racing or are transitioning from competitiveness in another sport, and are determined to be eligible for the program through the personal assessment.
