Elite Training Systems (ETS), led by co-owners Jeff Watson and Sean Harrison, leverages Volt to improve client tracking, drive retention, and attract new clientele, keeping ETS at the forefront of high-performance training.
Read MoreStefan Montanez, Director of Sports Performance at Charlotte Country Day School, relies on Volt, especially Cortex AI, to support seamless program transitions, increase athlete engagement, and enhance training consistency across multi-sport teams.
Read MoreGrove City College, a powerhouse in the Presidents' Athletic Conference, utilizes Volt to streamline athlete training and maintain their top-tier status, contributing to their recent sweep of both the men's and women's All-Sports Trophies.
Read MoreNicole Segura, a teacher at Round Lake High School, leverages Volt to enhance student physical fitness in her P.E. programs, resulting in significant growth, improved training consistency, and more objective grading.
Read MoreDr. Bruce Kone overcame injuries and physical limitations to become a national champion swimmer at 55, thanks to Volt's personalized training programs and AI-powered features.
Read MoreScott Caulfield, Strength & Conditioning Coach, harnessed Volt's platform to manage and optimize training for over 350 student-athletes across 17 teams during the pandemic, resulting in unparalleled engagement and performance.
Read MoreApplied Fitness Solutions enhances individualized coaching, increases efficiency, and improves client engagement with Volt’s customizable platform and AI-powered tools.
Read MoreThe Seattle Police Department leverages Volt's personalized training programs to enhance fitness, prevent injuries, and tailor workouts to individual needs, ensuring officers remain capable and ready for duty.
Read MoreAlex Redshaw, Functional Fitness Coordinator at the Australian Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS), leverages Volt’s firefighter-specific training program to reduce gym injuries by 26% and enhance overall fitness among operational and non-operational members.
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