One-on-one film breakdown, drill work, and game-week prep from an active pro. You put in the work; I'll show you exactly what to work on.
Before you trust someone with your development, watch them play. Here's my tape — plus how a real breakdown sounds.
Gold and Diamond Elite athletes get this same treatment on their own tape, every week.
Not a video library you scroll alone. We meet, you send tape, I send corrections back before we meet again.
Video call, one-on-one. We set the week's focus — a technique, a read, a matchup — and you leave with something specific to rep.
Practice, drill work, or Friday's game. Phone footage is fine. Upload any time — no scheduling.
Voiceover corrections on your own film, frame by frame — footwork, leverage, eyes, decision. You keep every breakdown.
Next session starts where the film ended. Nothing gets repeated because it got missed — it gets fixed.
Month to month. Cancel any time.
Roster is capped so every athlete gets real attention.
[2–3 short paragraphs in his own voice. The road from prep school to college to the pro level, and what each jump actually demanded. Then why he coaches while still playing — the specific thing he wishes someone had shown him earlier. Keep it plain. No hype words. The résumé below does the bragging.]
Skill positions — receiver, running back, defensive back. Technique work is position-specific, but the film study, scouting, and mental prep apply to any position on the field.
Youth through pro. The plan structure is the same at every level; what changes is the depth of the film work. Not sure it's a fit? Apply and say so — I'll tell you honestly.
That's why the roster is capped and sessions are booked against my real availability. In exchange you get a coach who's on pro film every week — the teaching is current, not something I did ten years ago.
One-on-one video call, about 45 minutes. Some are pure film, stopping every few snaps. Others I walk you through a technique and you rep it back on camera. You'll know the plan before every call.
Whatever you have. Hudl is ideal for games; a phone on a tripod works for drills. I'd rather see something imperfect every week than something perfect once a month.
Yes, either direction, any month. Most athletes start on Silver in the offseason and move to Gold once there's game film to break down.
Tell me about the athlete. I'll follow up within 48 hours — and if it's not a fit, I'll tell you that too.