Stewart first miraculously turnaround was at McFarland, who was 1-19 before his arrival. They were in the playoffs for only the 4th time in school history in his second year…and all of this without a weight room! Stewart had to develop a strength & conditioning program outside on the grass based upon his training from the USMC.

The second turnaround was at 0-20 Corcoran, who Stewart had to build a weight room from the ground up, converting an unused locker room and shower facility into a weight room using donated equipment from the local prison. Corcoran was undefeated in league champions in Stewart’s second year.

Stewart is currently in his 5th year at Porterville, who had won 8 games in 5 years when he arrived. With no weight classes offered during the day, Stewart’s entire program of 120 players had to accomplish all of their training before & after school…but they have won 28 games in 3 years, won the first playoff game in 120-years school history, and became the first team in the city to make to the CIF section finals. Last year’s team was 12-0, advancing to Porterville’s second consecutive section final, only to lose on a hail mary pass when the safety slipped and fell in the rain.

Stewart has never coached a scholarship athlete and his Porterville offense has went over 4,000 yards in consecutive years, despite averaging 203 pounds on the offensive line.

Stewart have taken all of his taken all of this experience and created the Championship Strength, Speed & Xplosion system. The S.S.X. system ties it all together into a 52-week training program that fits the high school calendar.

There are other training programs out there. Some only address straight ahead speed. Others stick to multidirectional agility. One program might build strength, while another builds explosion. But there’s no progression in terms of where, when, how many to do, and how often.