1-on-1 training
One QB. One hour. Every rep has a read.
Private sessions in Brighton for QBs ages 8 through varsity, tackle and flag.
$75
/ 60 min
Parents are welcome to watch.
What a session looks like
The 60 minutes
0–10 minWarm-up & footworkDrops, resets and base.
10–25 minMechanicsOne fix at a time, repped until it sticks.
25–45 minReadsPre-snap keys and progressions, every throw tied to a look.
45–55 minGame repsSituational throws with a clock.
55–60 minRecapWhat we worked on and what to practice at home.
What we work on
Built around your QB
Footwork & drops
Under center, gun and play-action, timed to the route.
Throwing mechanics
Grip, base, hips and release for accuracy and velocity.
Pre-snap reads
Identifying coverage and leverage before the ball is snapped.
Progressions
Where to look first, second and third, and when to move on.
Pocket movement
Climbing, sliding and keeping eyes downfield.
Decision speed
Getting the ball out on time, every time.
Ages 8 and up
Good habits start at eight.
Young QBs learn clean mechanics and their first pre-snap keys, so the position makes sense from day one. Sessions move at your QB's pace — short drills, plenty of reps, and nobody standing in line.
Mechanics
Throw it the right way
- Grip and ball carriage
- Stance and balanced base
- Footwork from the snap
- A repeatable throwing motion
First pre-snap keys
Look before the snap
- Count the safeties
- Find where the defense is light
- Know the first read on every play
- Keep eyes up, not on the rush
At the end of each hour I'll show you what we worked on and a few things your QB can practice at home.
FAQ
Before you book
How long is a session?+
Sixty minutes, one QB and one coach.
Where do we meet?+
Brighton, Michigan. You get the exact field location when you book.
Can parents watch?+
Always. At the end of the hour I'll walk you through what we worked on.
How do I pay?+
At booking. Reschedule free with 24 hours' notice; cancel with 24 hours' notice for a full refund.
How young is too young?+
Age 8 is a good starting point. Before that, most kids are better off just playing.
Is an hour too long for a young QB?+
No, if it's run right. Younger sessions use short drills and a lot of reps, and nobody stands in line.
Will this conflict with their team's coaching?+
No. I coach whatever your program runs. My job is mechanics and reads, not a second playbook.
What if the weather is bad?+
If I have to call off an outdoor session you choose a free reschedule or a full refund.
Brighton, Michigan · Ages 8 through varsity