You already won at your career. Somewhere in the 50-hour work weeks, the athlete you used to be got left behind. This is how you get them back — the body, the energy, the edge — without putting your life on hold.
“Every single day now, I wake up excited to take care of myself.”
Dave Lost 50 lbs in 1 year“It's crazy how easy it is to make huge changes when it's all laid out right in front of you.”
Alex +15 lbs of muscle in 6 months“The plan makes it so the only decision is to wake up and execute.”
DJ Lost 17 lbs in 2.5 months“Kyle changed not only my life, but the lives of my family and friends.”
Danny Lost 100 lbs · Reversed diabetes“I hold myself to the same system I put my athletes on. No exceptions.”
Kyle Lost 10 lbs of fat in under 3 monthsA program that respects how you were built to move and fits a 50-hour week — not a generic split written for someone who's never competed.
A custom grocery list every single week — built around your macros, your goals, and your schedule. Real food, structured like you're back in season, so the 15-20 pounds actually come off.
Weekly check-ins and direct access. The accountability you had with a team and a coach — rebuilt around you. This is the part that makes it stick.
Former D1 goalkeeper, five years at UConn. I know what it's like when the structure disappears — and exactly how to build it back.
You're not signing up for a workout plan. You're getting back the version of yourself you thought you left on the field.
Limited roster — I only take on a handful of athletes at a time.I'm Kyle — founder and CEO of Large Dumbbells, and a former Division 1 goalkeeper. I spent five years at UConn, three of them as captain, living inside the structure that makes an athlete who they are: the early mornings, the film, the team counting on you every single day.
When it ended, it ended fast. I went from a system that demanded my best to nothing but my own willpower — and I found out the hard way that willpower alone doesn't rebuild anything. So I built the system back for myself.
Large Dumbbells came out of that. I coach former athletes because I am one — and because I know exactly what it feels like to watch the version of yourself you built on the field start to slip. My job is to put you back on a system worthy of the competitor you still are, and hold you to it until you feel like yourself again.