Many D1 facilities have approximately 25–30 yards of available turf. That's why we've adapted the EndZoneIntel Combine to use a standing 10-yard sprint instead of requiring a full 40-yard dash.
The athlete starts from a stationary position and accelerates through 10 yards using a consistent timing protocol. This allows D1 facilities with shorter turf to conduct meaningful, repeatable speed testing without needing a full 40-yard sprint lane.
Height
Weight
Wingspan
Hand size
Standing 10-yard sprint
Vertical jump
Broad jump
Pro shuttle (5-10-5)
EndZoneIntel uses these measurements, along with other athlete information and college recruiting data, to help families understand athletic development and potential college fit.
No full 40-yard dash is required for the standard D1 franchise combine.
Combine planning guide
Recommended staffing and station assignments
Testing procedures
Equipment checklist
Athlete registration process
Results recording instructions
Sample event-day schedule
Customizable social media graphics
Parent and athlete invitation copy
Email templates
Registration landing page
QR codes
Promotional messaging for local teams and coaches
Athlete profile and results process
Recruiting education resources
Parent follow-up messaging
Information about personalized recruiting reports
Suggested D1 training follow-up opportunities
No. The standard D1 combine uses a standing 10-yard sprint, making it practical for facilities with shorter turf.
Yes. Athletes can participate in the combine, create a free EndZoneIntel recruiting profile and access Recruiting 101 at no cost.
No. The personalized Best Fit Report is completely optional.
Your D1 coaching staff conducts the physical measurements and athletic testing. EndZoneIntel provides the operating procedures, technology guidance and marketing resources.
We recommend Saturday or Sunday afternoons or other off-peak facility hours.
Your facility gets exposure to local athletes and families interested in athletic development. The combine also creates opportunities for training consultations, memberships, team relationships and future testing events.
We'll provide the event plan, testing instructions, registration process and marketing resources to help you get started.
Yes. Regular testing gives athletes the opportunity to measure progress and creates recurring engagement opportunities for your facility.
As the owner of D1 Training Murfreesboro, I understand the challenges of attracting new members, maximizing facility utilization and giving families a compelling reason to invest in athletic development.
We designed this partnership to be practical for D1 owners and GMs. The goal is to help you host a valuable community event, introduce more families to your facility and create meaningful opportunities for ongoing training.
I'd be happy to walk you through the program, discuss your facility's layout and help you schedule your first combine.
Joe Stanford
D1 Training Murfreesboro — Franchise Owner
EndZoneIntel — General Manager
