Coach B Patel  ·  Strength & Conditioning

M.A.P.P.S.
System

Movement · Assessment · Prescription · Progression · Specificity

A movement-based operating system designed to improve motor control, motor potential, and motor patterns — systematically teaching athletes to feel and own positions before loading them.

M
Movement
Map every drill to a taxonomy before prescribing it
A
Assessment
5 diagnostic questions that set the starting point
P
Prescription
Exercise & program variables that individualize
P
Progression
Advance when the athlete earns it — not by schedule
S
Specificity
Every exercise answers why — or it doesn't belong
Coaching Tools

Resources for coaches,
staff & athletes

Every tool on this page is built around the M.A.P.P.S. framework — consistent language, consistent movement, consistent results.

Interactive Tool

Exercise Name Generator

Build standardized exercise names using the 7-field M.A.P.P.S. taxonomy — Limb Involvement, Implement, Surface, Stance, Grip, Plane, Movement. Every name generated links directly to a demo video from the coaching library.

Coming Soon

Exercise Video Library

Browse all 830 exercises by category, movement pattern, equipment, or muscle group. Search and filter to find the right demo video instantly.

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PDF Download

Staff Reference Guide

The complete M.A.P.P.S. intern reference card — five system layers, three non-negotiable rules, the movement paradigm, and the full exercise naming taxonomy. Print and use in staff handbooks.

4-Part Series

The M.A.P.P.S. Blog Series

A four-part deep dive into the system — why most programs are built backwards, the movement map, prescription variables, and how progression and specificity prevent injury.

YouTube

Exercise Demo Library

Every exercise in the generator links to a demonstration video on the coaching YouTube channel. Subscribe for new exercises, movement breakdowns, and coaching content.


Bring M.A.P.P.S. to
your program.

Consulting, staff development workshops, and system implementation for strength & conditioning programs looking to build a consistent movement language across their coaching staff.