One program. Three ways to commit.
It's one fully remote program, built around you and nobody else. The only real decision is how much runway you want to give it. Development takes time, so the longer blocks are where most of the real work happens.
The on-ramp
Month to month. The simplest way in if you want to feel the program out before you commit to a longer block. Good for getting started, building your baseline, and seeing how you respond before you decide how far to take it.
A real training block
Long enough to build a baseline, do the actual work, and see it move. This is the shortest window I'd point a serious pitcher to, because development doesn't happen on a two-week timeline no matter who is selling you one. This is where it starts to show up.
A full development block
For pitchers in it for the long game. A full block to build, adjust week over week, and develop without a finish line bearing down on every decision. The most room to do the work right, and where the biggest changes tend to happen.
Not sure which fits?
That's what the call is for. We'll talk through where you are, where you're trying to go, and which block makes sense. No pressure either way. If it's a fit, great. If not, no harm.