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Velocity supports athletes and organizations striving to achieve their best performance. Velocity was founded in 1999 by world-renowned coach Loren Seagrave, a five-time NCAA champion coach who trains Olympic, professional, and college athletes. Velocity continued to evolve its elite training methodology under the direction of High Performance Director Ken Vick. The integrated methodology has provided training, rehab, regen, nutrition and mindset to elite athletes and organizations ranging from US Soccer and US Cycling, the Chinese Olympic Committee, athletes from the national teams of 17 countries and 20 1st round NFL draft picks. At Velocity, athletes of any skill level can realize their potential through advanced training programs taught by degreed and certified coaches proven to increase speed, power, and agility, while reducing the risk of sports-related injuries.

Fulshear Treatment to Transition is a program just outside of Houston for young adult women ages 18-24 with mental health struggles such as anxiety, depression, personality disorders, and trauma. Our young women typically struggle within relationships as well. They start out on our Ranch, where they are able to do the deeper work in a structured, relational, and therapeutic environment. From there, they move over to the Transition part of the program, where they will live in apartments with other Fulshear clients. Our Transition clients continue to work with the same team as when they were at the Ranch as they participate in programming each morning, as well as tailoring their afternoons with productive time involving work, school, and/or volunteering. The goal is for the young adult women to become healthy, strong, and influential in their lives and with their families. If you are interested in working at Fulshear, please view our current job openings at: https://fulsheartransition.applicantpro.com/jobs/.

Athletes in the Making (AIM) is a non profit organization that was founded with the belief that through physical activity, children of today can live healthier ...