The Field will eventually find your limit
At 30, you bounce back.
At 40, you notice it.
At 50, you manage it.
Long days behind a good dog expose more than your shooting.
They expose:
• Your recovery
• Your load tolerance
• Your joints
• Your aerobic capacity
Most hunters don’t stop because they lose desire.
They stop because their body quietly limits them.
This system exists so that doesn’t happen.
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From evaluation to elite coaching, built for long seasons
Your path to field readiness
How it works
1. Start With the Screening
Take the free Field Readiness Screening.
It shows where you may be strong and where you may be falling short.
You don’t need to guess anymore.
2. Measure Current Performance
The Field Performance Audit gives you real numbers on where you currently are physically.
Strength. Endurance. Carry capacity. Recovery.
Now you know exactly where you stand.
3. Build the Base
Follow a structured 12-week plan.
Build strength. Improve stamina. Increase durability.
This is where consistency starts.
4. Train With Guidance (Optional)
If you want feedback, accountability, and oversight,
move into coach-guided training or 1:1.
More precision. More support. More capable.
Ready to know where you stand?
Handcrafted leather gear built for time in the field designed to last, age well, and be used hard.
Field Equipment
Whether it’s training or gear, everything here is built around the same ideas: durability, preparation, and respect for the field.

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Built by a coach who hunts
I’m Mackenzie , a performance coach with a B.S. in Kinesiology (Movement Science), an M.S. in Management, and over 13 years of coaching experience.
I’m also an upland hunter, husband, and father. Most of my time outside the gym is spent with my family or in the field with my bird dogs, Remi (Vizsla) and Moose (Vizsla × Weimaraner).
I built this system because training for the field requires more than general fitness. It requires preparation that respects the season, the terrain, and the long-term goal of staying capable year after year.















