THE PURSUIT OF ELITE ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
Cheyenne’s home for science-backed youth sports performance, strength, and 1-on-1 athlete training.
Cheyenne’s home for science-backed youth sports performance, strength, and 1-on-1 athlete training.



No matter where you start your fitness journey, you will be pushed to become a better version of yourself.
We make it easy for anyone with a hectic life to find time to workout.
Whatever your wellness goals are, we’ll help you figure out the right fitness plan and stick to it.
Find a Fitness Routine that Works for You
Lumen Athletics delivers disciplined, hands-on coaching with a focus on personal growth and lasting results. Our programs seamlessly blend athlete assessment, performance science, and true accountability. Athletes walk away more than stronger—they become confident, driven, and resilient for life.

What is the ideal age for my athlete to begin a strength and conditioning program?
There is no ideal age per se to start a strength and conditioning program. When considering a program, you want to look at the athlete's chronological age (physical maturity) and their training age (time in structured physical activity).
Can I sign up for back-to-back training blocks?
Yes. There are different focuses, or a combination of focal points, for blocks of training, including strength, speed, power, change of direction/agility, cardiovascular endurance, stamina, balance, flexibility, and coordination.
Will participating in a strength and conditioning program while my athlete is in season be too much?
A true in-season program is not about gains — it's about maintaining what was gained in off-season and preseason training. Volume and intensity are dialed way back, and game-time performance takes priority.
What services does Lumen Athletics provide for sports teams?
Athlete assessment, needs analysis, priming for performance, nutritional consultation, recovery consultation, and off-season, pre-season, and in-season training programs (call for pricing).
How do I get started with 1-on-1 training?
Book an Interview, discuss your goals with Coach Markum, and get a tailored plan built for your needs.
What is a block of training and what does it entail?
A block of training is called a mesocycle — typically a 4–6-week period of training that could entail any number of physical skills including strength, speed, power, change of direction/agility, cardiovascular endurance, and more.
What if I am in a sport season — should I participate in a strength and conditioning program?
Absolutely! It is important that an athlete maintain an in-season strength and conditioning program to ensure off-season and preseason training gains are not lost.
What type of athletes are trained at Lumen Athletics?
Athletes of every kind are welcome at Lumen Athletics. They've trained swimmers, track athletes, volleyball players, tactical athletes, football, basketball, and baseball athletes.
Are programs safe for in-season athletes?
Definitely. In-season training blocks are designed with athlete safety in mind and adjust intensity accordingly.
What areas do you serve?
We support athletes and teams from Cheyenne, Laramie County, and throughout Wyoming.