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RISE her UP

RISE Her UP is more than just a training program—it’s a comprehensive system designed to help young female athletes move with strength, protect their bodies, and feel unstoppable.

By combining sport psychology, female anatomy-informed training, core and pelvic floor development, hormone-smart strategies, injury prevention, and nutrition guidance, RISE Her UP equips athletes to perform at their best while building resilience, leadership, and self-belief.

Through our four core pillars—Resilience, Integrity, Strength, and Empowerment—athletes learn to overcome challenges, lead their teams, and show up fully on and off the field, all while developing a strong, stable foundation from the core and pelvic floor.

With our UP approach—Uplift Performance—these skills translate into real-world results: confidence, consistency, injury prevention, and measurable athletic growth.

All training is delivered online. Reach out today to set up your free consultation and start building strength, confidence, and peak performance.

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Resilience & Recovery

Build a strong core and pelvic floor to bounce back from challenges, prevent injuries, and move with confidence.

02

Integrity & Insight

Develop leadership, teamwork, and body awareness, learning how your mind and body respond under pressure.

03

Strength & Stability

Target core and pelvic floor function to enhance movement efficiency, power, and control.

04

Empowerment & Execution

Gain the tools and mindset to perform at your best, on and off the field, with confidence and control.

UP - Uplift Performance

Translate strength, stability, and focus into real-world results while building habits, consistency, and resilience for long-term growth.

Elevate, Empower, Excel

RISE Her UP is a comprehensive program for female athletes that puts core and pelvic floor strength at the center of performance. By combining mental training, confidence-building, injury prevention, and hormone-smart strategies, athletes learn to move with control, prevent injuries, and feel empowered in their bodies—on and off the field.

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