Fieldhouse is where young athletes build the habits that separate a good season from a career — six sports, one training philosophy, and coaches who track every rep, every split, every match.
A quick read on who we are, what we stand for, and how the academy is run.
Fieldhouse Athletic Academy is a multi-sport performance academy founded in 2011, training young athletes across football, cricket, swimming, track & field, basketball, and tennis. The academy was built on a single idea: that strength, conditioning, and technique work should be tracked and measured, not left to guesswork — every athlete's progress is logged session by session, from their first trial to their final year on the competitive pathway.
The academy is led by Coach R. Malhotra, Head of Football and Director of Coaching, who has overseen the program since 2015. Each sport at Fieldhouse has its own head coach — a role held by a former competitive or national-level athlete in that discipline — supported by assistant coaches, a resident physiotherapist, and a dietitian who designs the campus nutrition plan around training load.
Over its 13 years of operation, Fieldhouse has trained more than 1,840 athletes, produced 47 alumni now competing at state level, and seen 6 athletes go on to national team selection. The academy's four-stage pathway — Foundation, Development, Performance, and Competition — is designed to take an athlete from their very first session all the way through to selector exposure at age 18.
Every program runs on the same foundation — strength, conditioning, and video-backed technique work — tailored to the demands of the sport.
Small-sided games, positional drills, and match-IQ sessions run by licensed coaches.
Net sessions, bowling biomechanics analysis, and match simulation on turf and matting.
Stroke correction, endurance sets, and race-pace training in our 8-lane pool.
Sprint mechanics, jump technique, and timed splits on our all-weather 400m track.
Ball-handling, shooting mechanics, and 5-on-5 scrimmage under game conditions.
Footwork ladders, stroke drills, and match play across our four hard courts.
Every athlete moves through the same four stages — at their own pace, tracked session by session.
Movement literacy, coordination, and a genuine love for the sport — no specialisation yet.
Ages 5–8Sport-specific technique work layered onto strength and conditioning fundamentals.
Ages 9–12Structured periodisation, video analysis, and regular competitive fixtures.
Ages 13–16Trial preparation, scouting exposure, and a direct line to state and national selectors.
Ages 16–18Every facility on campus exists for one reason: to remove the excuses between an athlete and their best session.
FIFA-quality artificial turf, floodlit for evening sessions year-round.
Electronic touchpad timing for accurate, race-grade split tracking.
Age-appropriate equipment supervised by certified S&C coaches at all times.
Every athlete gets a technique breakdown session filmed and reviewed monthly.
On-site physiotherapy, ice baths, and mobility screening after intense blocks.
A dietitian-designed canteen menu built around training load, not just calories.
Real feedback from the people who show up to training six days a week.
My son went from benchwarmer to starting striker in one season. The video review sessions made the biggest difference — he could finally see what the coach meant.
I shaved four seconds off my 200m freestyle in one term. The touchpad timing means I actually know if a session worked, not just how tired I feel.
What sold us was how organised the whole thing is — schedules, load tracking, physio check-ins. It doesn't feel like a weekend hobby anymore, it feels like a real program.
A sample week across all six programs. Full age-group timings are confirmed at your trial session.
Common questions parents and athletes ask about how the academy runs.
This page is a read-only summary of Fieldhouse's programs, coaching staff, facilities, weekly schedule, and membership plans — for reference only.