Laurice specializes in athletic performance coaching for athletes between the ages of 30 and 60. His coaching supports clients who want to improve strength, conditioning, movement, mobility, speed, agility, overall health, and body composition while continuing to perform at a high level.
His verified credentials include ACE Certified, CPR Certified, and AED Certified. His submitted training categories include athletic performance, body recomposition, group fitness, strength and conditioning, and speed and agility.
Laurice’s work is centered on disciplined, measurable progress. Rather than relying on general fitness advice, he helps clients follow a structured training process designed around performance, consistency, and sustainable habits.
Laurice’s coaching method is built around “The Ivy League Standard,” a high-achievement approach that connects physical performance, habit formation, personal discipline, and measurable progress.
Through structured one-on-one coaching, Laurice helps clients work toward improvements in strength, conditioning, mobility, body composition, speed, agility, and overall athletic performance. Training is supported by consistent habits and a mindset that encourages clients to remain engaged in the process.
Mental well-being is treated as an important foundation for performance. Laurice works to create an encouraging coaching environment where clients can feel supported, build confidence, and develop the consistency needed to pursue long-term results.
Laurice is best equipped to help athletes ages 30–60 who want to continue performing, moving, and feeling athletic as they progress through adulthood. His clients may be pursuing improved athletic performance, body recomposition, overall health, mobility, strength, conditioning, speed, or agility.
He is a strong fit for adults who are ready to move beyond generic workouts and follow a more structured, performance-focused approach. His coaching is designed for clients who value discipline, measurable progress, stronger habits, and a supportive training environment.
As an athletic performance coach in Dallas, Laurice combines his training focus with an understanding that physical performance and mental well-being are connected. He helps clients approach training as part of a broader commitment to health, confidence, consistency, and personal growth.
Laurice specializes in athletic performance coaching for athletes between the ages of 30 and 60. His coaching supports clients who want to improve strength, conditioning, movement, mobility, speed, agility, overall health, and body composition while continuing to perform at a high level.
His verified credentials include ACE Certified, CPR Certified, and AED Certified. His submitted training categories include athletic performance, body recomposition, group fitness, strength and conditioning, and speed and agility.
Laurice’s work is centered on disciplined, measurable progress. Rather than relying on general fitness advice, he helps clients follow a structured training process designed around performance, consistency, and sustainable habits.
Laurice’s coaching method is built around “The Ivy League Standard,” a high-achievement approach that connects physical performance, habit formation, personal discipline, and measurable progress.
Through structured one-on-one coaching, Laurice helps clients work toward improvements in strength, conditioning, mobility, body composition, speed, agility, and overall athletic performance. Training is supported by consistent habits and a mindset that encourages clients to remain engaged in the process.
Mental well-being is treated as an important foundation for performance. Laurice works to create an encouraging coaching environment where clients can feel supported, build confidence, and develop the consistency needed to pursue long-term results.
Laurice is best equipped to help athletes ages 30–60 who want to continue performing, moving, and feeling athletic as they progress through adulthood. His clients may be pursuing improved athletic performance, body recomposition, overall health, mobility, strength, conditioning, speed, or agility.
He is a strong fit for adults who are ready to move beyond generic workouts and follow a more structured, performance-focused approach. His coaching is designed for clients who value discipline, measurable progress, stronger habits, and a supportive training environment.
As an athletic performance coach in Dallas, Laurice combines his training focus with an understanding that physical performance and mental well-being are connected. He helps clients approach training as part of a broader commitment to health, confidence, consistency, and personal growth.

“Strong performance begins with a supported mind, disciplined habits, and a commitment to progress.”
— Laurice Ivy

“Strong performance begins with a supported mind, disciplined habits, and a commitment to progress.”
— Laurice Ivy