When Cody Gasseling started training at YSP, he was in 7th grade.
He had size.
He had potential.
But he wasn’t the athlete he is today.
Not even close.
The Starting Point Nobody Talks About
A lot of athletes start with raw ability.
But raw ability isn’t enough.
Cody was big for his age—but movement, coordination, and control weren’t there yet. Like most middle school athletes, he hadn’t grown into his body.
That’s where the process started.
6 Years of Doing It the Right Way
No shortcuts.
No “quick fixes.”
Just consistent, structured training over time.
While other athletes:
- Jumped between programs
- Took seasons off
- Trained inconsistently
Cody kept showing up.
Year after year.
“I’ve made a lot of progress in my strength and speed, and it’s helped me improve in every area.”
The Environment That Builds Athletes
One of the biggest differences?
The environment.
“The competitive atmosphere really pushes me to work harder.”
That matters.
Because development doesn’t just come from programming—it comes from being surrounded by athletes who push you every day.
What 6 Years of Consistency Looks Like
Cody didn’t just get a little better.
He became a completely different athlete:
💪 Strength
⚡ Speed
🧠 Confidence
📈 Discipline
And eventually…
🎯 Earned a scholarship to Eastern Washington University
The Lesson for Parents and Athletes
This is the part most people miss:
Cody didn’t become a scholarship athlete in his senior year.
He became one through years of consistent training.
That’s the difference.
If your athlete wants:
- To play at the next level
- To earn opportunities (not just hope for them)
- To develop confidence and discipline
It starts early.
And it requires consistency.
Ready to Start the Process?
Cody’s story didn’t start with a scholarship.
It started with showing up in 7th grade.
👉 If your athlete is serious about getting better—
don’t wait.
📲 Message us today to get started.