Free Athlete Guides · Back In Motion

Faster. Stronger. Injury-Resistant.

Three free guides for parents and athletes who want to train smarter, from a sports physical therapist and former Division I athlete. Pick the one that fits your athlete best.

SpeedStrengthInjury PreventionConfidence
Guide 1Free report: The 5 Biggest Mistakes Athletes Make in Training
Athletes 12+ who train hard but have stalled

The 5 Biggest Mistakes Athletes Make in Training(And How to Fix Them)

For athletes and parents who feel like the hard work isn't paying off. Inside, you'll discover:

  • Why "more reps" often makes athletes slower, not faster
  • The training mistakes behind most nagging hamstring, knee, and ankle problems
  • How to tell if a program is built for your athlete, or for everyone
  • Simple fixes you can start this week

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Guide 2Free report: Speed, Strength & Safety
Parents of athletes ages 8–18

Speed, Strength & SafetyA Parent's Guide to Smarter Athletic Development

For parents who want their athlete faster and stronger, without the injury risk. Inside, you'll discover:

  • When it's safe for young athletes to start strength training
  • What actually makes an athlete faster (it isn't running more)
  • The warning signs a program is pushing too hard, too soon
  • How to support development without burning your athlete out

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Guide 3Free report: Is Your Athlete Falling Behind?
Middle school, high school, and college athletes

Is Your Athlete Falling Behind?7 Signs They Need a Smarter Training Plan

For parents who sense something is holding their athlete back. Inside, you'll discover:

  • The 7 signs your athlete has outgrown "team-only" training
  • Why talented athletes plateau as competition gets faster
  • What to look for in a performance program
  • How to close the gap before tryouts or next season

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Dr. Scott Gray working with a young athlete
Who wrote these guides

Built by a Former D1 Athlete Who Knows What's at Stake

I played Division I football, and my career was shaped by an injury nobody properly figured out. Now, as a sports physical therapist, coach, and parent, I help athletes avoid the same story: training hard and smart, so they stay on the field.

These guides share what we teach the athletes we train every week in Fort Myers and Cape Coral.

— Dr. Scott Gray, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, CSCSFounder, Back In Motion Physical Therapy & Performance

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"We've seen a complete transformation in our son's confidence and performance on the field. The training gave him the edge he needed to stand out."

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Kimberly HolmesMom, Fort Myers
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"This program has been a total game-changer for our daughter. Her strength, speed, and mindset have all leveled up, and it's showing in every competition."

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Quick Questions

Are the guides really free?

Yes. Each guide is free and delivered to your inbox right away. No cost and no obligation.

Who wrote them?

Dr. Scott Gray, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, CSCS, and the Back In Motion performance team: former college athletes, a sports physical therapist, and coaches who train athletes every week.

Can I get all three?

Absolutely. Request each guide you'd like. Most parents start with the one that matches their biggest worry right now.

What if I want help for my athlete?

Start with a free athlete assessment. We'll show you what's limiting your athlete's speed, strength, or durability, and what to do about it.

Want Answers for Your Athlete?

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