Meet Our Coaches

Brad Fitzke is the visionary founder behind Athlete X Factory, now Limitless Performance, a premier training center dedicated to young athletes aged 6-22. Alongside Monica Fitzke, Brad operates the facility with a mission to enhance athletic performance while prioritizing safety and injury prevention. Athlete X Factory stands out for its comprehensive approach, offering specialized training to boost speed, strength, flexibility, and power. Brad’s commitment to developing young talent extends to adults through limited personal and metabolic group training. As a partner in Limitless Performance, his expertise further contributes to shaping athletes across various sports disciplines. Brad’s systematic and scientific strategies aim to unlock each athlete’s full potential, ensuring they gain a competitive edge and achieve peak performance.

Jack Huml, affectionately known as Coach Jack, was the past owner of CTG, it’s training and camps now being Limitless Performance. Inheriting his passion and expertise from his father and best friend, Tony Huml, Jack is dedicated to continuing his father’s legacy in basketball development and personal development outside of the sport. With a philosophy that intertwines basketball skills with life’s wisdom, Jack’s approach to training is unmatched in its holistic focus on player and personal growth. Under his leadership, CTG has seen exponential growth, evidenced by its expanding hundreds of thousands of social media followers, thousands of podcast downloads, and hundreds of 5 star family reviews.

Coach Jack has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Wisconsin Platteville and was on the Pioneer basketball team. He spends most of his time building his sports psychology curriculum, as it’s how he trains himself in his own life. This means lots of time spent reading and learning from people much smarter than himself. His reading stems from Eastern philosophical meditations/ mental training tools paired with the logic and wisdom from ancient philosophy. He then puts all of this together by backing his findings through scientifically supported evidence.

Coach Jack’s mission is simply to synthesize all this incalculable value into something modern, normal, everyday busy people can implement to see amazing transformations in their own lives.

“Others have certainly tried to accomplish what I am aiming for. However, this hasn’t been centered around the youth and sports world yet. I am a firm believer that there can be a better way to educate and give youth/ parents a better foundation for finding their OWN answers. It’s not about me projecting my beliefs onto you. I don’t believe I have the answers. I actually believe I know very little. The more you learn, the more you realize how complex this enormous world is. I do, however, have a great grasp on the different tools that have been used over the last 2,500 years to lower suffering, build compassion towards others, and increase performance in all areas of life. My curriculum is based on a holistic approach of showing you what has worked throughout the human existence of training the mind. That’s it. This isn’t a curriculum that says it has the answers, it’s a curriculum based around helping you find YOUR answers.”

Shea Lauria also known as Coach Shea is dedicated to not only the physical betterment of her players but also learning how to take on the challenges through the mental side in the game of volleyball. Coach Shea, having many years of experience playing volleyball, wishes to make her athlete’s career successful and develop tools that will help them along the way both on and off the court.

Coach Shea has 14 years of experience playing indoor and outdoor volleyball, 5 of those years playing at the D1 (Wichita State University) and D3 (UW-Platteville) collegiate level. She also has experience being trained by coaches in the USA Volleyball pipeline. Over that time she not only learned a plethora of volleyball knowledge, but also took mental obstacles head on and learned about how important sports psychology is to an athlete. 

I wish there was more people out there  concerned about the mental side of the game when I was younger. I truly believe that volleyball is 20% skill and 80% mental and if you do not know how to overcome the pressures your mind places on you, you will not excel in your sport and it is truly that simple. I think that offering mental training to athletes while they’re young will offer them a leg up on their competition throughout their journey. I care so much for my athletes and I strive to be that coach that my athletes talk about for the rest of their athletic careers.

With the combination of training with a high experienced coach who is heavily focused on improving athletic ability and making their athletes feel comfortable about tackling their mental challenges.