Unlimited Scholastic Summer Special - Only $599

June through August | Ages 7–18 | Unlimited Workouts

This summer, build the complete athlete — not just the player. D1 Training Alexandria is offering our Unlimited Scholastic Summer Special, giving young athletes unlimited access to our elite performance workouts for just $599. That’s three full months of training focused on speed, strength, agility, mobility, and conditioning — the foundation for success in any sport.

Unlike sport-specific clinics that only develop technical skills, D1’s Scholastic Program trains the full athlete. Our certified coaches use age-specific programming and proven sports science to safely and effectively improve performance for athletes in football, soccer, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, field hockey, volleyball, track, and more.

Whether your athlete is preparing for club tryouts, varsity competition, or college recruitment, this is their chance to gain a competitive edge, reduce injury risk, and show up to fall season in peak condition.

To claim this offer, give us a call at 703-935-5762 or email us at D1Alexandria@D1training.com!

Specialized Facility Every D1 Training center offers customized equipment that’s not found in any other facility. We also offer on-site weight rooms, retail centers and more.
Sports Science Backing D1’s core 5-Star program is designed by a national training panel, where D1 then layers in skills-development training to create a well-rounded program.
Targeted Workouts Daily workouts designed around the concept of periodization means that each week builds on the previous one to achieve targeted, specific goals.

What Our Athletes Are Saying

“The personal training here is top notch! I started working out here and the trainer I was setup with built an entire program from scratch based on my personal goals, injuries, strengths, and weaknesses. They also keep things fluid and make modifications over time as I improve, or struggle in a new area. If you like targeted programming, I recommend D1 personal training.” - Nick Morrell