Test. Compete. Get Certified.
Combine testing is a huge part of the recruiting and evaluation process for athletes. Often times doors will open or close based on the VERIFIED testing numbers of athletes in certain metrics.
Stride is AP's verified performance testing and competition series for middle school and high school athletes. Using professional timing equipment and standardized protocols, athletes are tested in the metrics that matter most to coaches and recruiters:
*40yd dash | *Pro Agility Shuttle | *Broad Jump | *Peak Velocity | *First 10yds | * Flying 10yds
Your Stride results are your baseline — used for Training Ground placement, Pathway evaluation, and AP Lab entry. Every AP program starts here.
Top performers earn AP Certified status — AP's designation for athletes with legitimate college recruiting potential at the USports through NCAA level. All athlete data and profiles are entered into the Stride Platform, where rankings are visible to scouts, coaches, and athletes. See where you stand on the leaderboard linked above and below.
Every time an athlete tests with us, their Stride profile updates the leaderboard with the historical best performances in each testing event.
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STRIDE SERIES
TORONTO
MAY 24th - 9am-12pm
@Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre 7601 Martin Grove Rd, Vaughan, ON L4L 9E4
HAMILTON
JULY 26 (TBA)
TORONTO
AUGUST 8th (TBA)
Kamau Peterson was foundational to my athletic development as I transitioned from high school football to competing at the USports level. KP opened my perspective up to focusing on weaknesses in my overall athleticism and building up the core of what I was capable of to build a more well-rounded athlete. Whether it was on-field, in the gym, or in the film room, there are few coaches in Canada that I think are as well-rounded as KP. To be quite honest, I would not have had the athletic success that I did without his guidance.
On top of what he did for me as an athlete, training with KP made me a better person, which will serve me for much longer than any element of athletics will. He challenged my assumptions about the world and taught me a lot about what it takes to care for the people around you, whether they are athletes, friends, colleagues, or rivals.