1984 Olympic Silver Medalist
Ended Edwin Moses' 122-race winning streak. World Junior record holder. 3x NCAA Champion. Now coaching the next generation.
Coach of Allyson Felix and Dawn Harper Nelson
Trained the most decorated female Olympian in history. Former Head Coach of Performance at Velocity Sports. NFL Combine program designer.
5-Year NFL Safety
New England Patriots, New York Jets, Cleveland Browns. UCLA alumnus. NFL combine speed training expert.
Phoenix is one of the fastest-growing athletic markets in the country, and it produces sprinters and football players who compete at the highest levels. What has been missing for most Phoenix athletes is access to the kind of coaching that actually develops elite speed, not just trains athletes to run more. Danny Harris did not win an Olympic silver medal by running more. He did it through technique, mechanics, and a methodology built around maximizing what each body can produce.
The Lockett Performance speed program brings that same methodology to Phoenix athletes. Dean Laing trained Allyson Felix through the most decorated Olympic career in women's track history. Bret Lockett earned and kept his NFL roster spot through relentless combine-level speed development. Together they have built a program that takes Phoenix athletes and teaches them to run the way elite athletes run, not the way most coaches teach.
For Phoenix football players preparing for combine testing or athletes competing for college track opportunities, the measurable improvement in sprint times is what opens doors. Our program documents every improvement with electronic timing data so athletes have objective proof of their development to share with college coaches.
Serving all Phoenix zip codes, 85001 through 85085
40-yard dash, block starts, acceleration mechanics, top-end form. NFL combine methodology applied to high school athletes.
Hurdle clearance technique, approach run mechanics, rotational power for throwers and jumpers.
Speed development for football, soccer, basketball, and track athletes. The same methods that develop NFL and Olympic athletes.
Performance video for college coaches, outreach strategy, target school research, and recruiting timeline guidance.