Redline Athletics Montgomeryville is the area’s premier youth (8-18 year old) speed and agility training facility. This brand new, 10,000 square foot, facility includes a strength room, 2 batting cages, low-profile turf for speed and agility drills, and a basketball/volleyball court.
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Redline has tailored speed and agility training programs that best suit your individual and team goals.
Athletes PERFORM and MAKE PLAYS when they prepare and train. Redline helps Athletes DRAMATICALLY improve their Athleticism, Resilience, and Movement to unlock their peak performance on the field of play.
Athletes improve better together. That’s why we’re always organizing events for our very active and motivated Redline community.
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Redline Coaches have a passion for Athletes. Their battle-tested professional and collegiate experience combined with their education and certifications create a positive, high-energy environment.
Anna-Kate has her Master’s Degree in Sport Science with a concentration in Sport Psychology from Lock Haven University and her B.S in Exercise Science from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. DePaolo has experience working in two collegiate athletic departments, the most recent, as Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach and Physical Education Instructor at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, VA. Prior to her time at W&L DePaolo served as Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach and Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at Muhlenberg College, in Allentown, PA. She has experience coaching a variety of sports in strength and conditioning while Muhlenberg and as an intern at St. Francis University (PA). DePaolo also has experience coaching at the youth level and served as an ODP coach with the Eastern Pennsylvania Region, instructing U12 and U16 teams. She also served as a camp coach with the Philadelphia Union and the Lehigh Valley United U8/9 girls team.
DePaolo played Division II at IUP. She was a four-year letter-winner as a defender and midfielder, helping lead the Crimson Hawks to four straight winning campaigns. She also played for WPSL teams: BuxMont Torch and Lehigh Valley Tempest.
DePaolo attended Pennridge High School where she played soccer and was a member of the track and field team. While playing for the Rams she reach State Playoffs twice and won District One Playoffs in 2009.
DePaolo holds an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and USSF “D” and “E” licenses. She is currently pursuing her NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist certification.
Graduated from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania in 2019 with a B.S. in Exercise Science and a concentration in sport and exercise conditioning. I played rugby for four years while I was in college, completed an internship in sports performance with the Lehigh valley health network and interned with women’s volleyball in strength and conditioning at college. I am also a certified strength and conditioning specialist(CSCS).
Najee Harris has his undergraduate from Wagner College, and played 4 years of football at the school.
Upon graduation Harris signed and played for the Oakland Raiders in 2017 at MiddleLinebacker. At Wagner he played outside-linebacker where he was awarded the Hamline Award along with team mvp in 2015 and was name co-captain in 2016.
Harris attended Norristown Area High School where he played tight end for two years and defensive end for four years. Also played basketball for 2 years during his time attending his high school.
He is currently pursuing his (CSCS) Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist Certification.
Aden earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Exercise Science from East Stroudsburg University, where he played Division II baseball. Aden is also a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and is currently working towards becoming a certified strength and conditioning coach. Aden’s educational and athletic backgrounds serve him well when it comes to developing science-based, sports specific training programs for young athletes, especially. In addition to baseball, Aden also grew up playing football and basketball and has been working out consistently since middle school. Slightly undersized, at a modest 5’7” (and a half), Aden has always relied on his speed and athleticism to stand out amongst his
teammates and competition. To this day, Aden’s training style revolves around cultivating those same attributes that evoked his passion for exercise science and sports performance.
