We filmed the drills that build each position group's game. Your player works through them at their own pace, and for six weeks a PlayIQ coach is there to answer the questions that come up while they do it.
Position-specific drills · Six weeks of coach access · Ask anything, any time
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Every player has watched a drill online, gone out to the backyard or the park, tried it, and got a result that did not look like the video. Then what?
At that point they either guess, or they stop. Most stop. Not because they are lazy, but because there is nobody to tell them whether their feet were wrong, their timing was early, or the drill simply needs ten more reps before it clicks.
That is the whole reason this program exists. The drills are filmed and specific to their position, so they are training the right thing. And for six weeks they have a PlayIQ coach to ask when it does not work, which is the part a video on its own can never do.
A drill your player does not understand is just exercise. Train smarter. Play better.
No fixed session times to work around. Your player trains when it suits, and asks when they need to.
The filmed drills for their position group, grouped by what each week is working on, so they are never guessing what to do next.
At training, at home, before a game. Short, specific work rather than an hour of drills with no point to them.
Something not working, or a clip of their attempt. It goes to their PlayIQ coach in the app, with no limit on how often.
A real answer back about what to change. That is the loop, repeated for six weeks, which is how a drill turns into a habit.
Drills we filmed ourselves for each position group, demonstrated properly, with the coaching point said out loud rather than left for them to infer.
For the full six weeks they can ask their PlayIQ coach anything about the drills, their position or their game. No cap on questions.
They can send a clip of themselves doing a drill, or of a moment from their game, and get told specifically what to change.
A middle and a winger get different drills, because they are solving different problems. Nothing generic.
The drills and the conversation both live in the PlayIQ app, so nothing gets lost in a group chat or a camera roll.
Access runs for the six weeks, which is deliberate. A deadline is what gets a player actually doing the work rather than saving it for later.
They do two different jobs, and they run over the same six weeks.
Six modules, one a week, built on the reads their position has to make. It answers what should I be seeing, and why. This is the understanding.
The filmed drills that turn that read into something their body can actually do, with a coach to fix it when it does not come out right. This is the doing.
Taken together, a player watches the read on Monday, trains it midweek, asks about it when it goes wrong, then takes it into the weekend. That is the loop that actually changes how someone plays.
In the PlayIQ app. They type it, or they film a quick clip and send that, and it goes straight to their PlayIQ coach. You can see the conversation too. It is not a public forum and it is not a group chat, it is their own thread.
Usually within a day, often sooner. Coaches have their own games and training on weekends, so a Saturday afternoon question might land on Sunday. It is a real person watching, which is the point, and that means it is not instant.
No. For the six weeks, they ask as much as they want. In practice the players who get the most out of it are the ones asking two or three times a week, not once at the start.
That is common, and the coach does not wait silently. They check in, ask what the player has been working on, and give them something specific to go and try. Plenty of players warm up once they realise the question does not have to be clever.
No, this works on its own. But the two were built to run together over the same six weeks, the Blueprint teaching the read and the drills building the skill, and that is how most families take it. Together they are $499 rather than $596 bought separately, so the Blueprint is effectively $102 when added here.
$397, one-off, covering the filmed drills and six weeks of coach access. With the Position Blueprint it is $499 for both.
Intakes run in blocks so a coach is never spread across too many players at once. The next start date is confirmed by email once you buy.
Six weekly modules on the reads their position is judged on, plus the written PDF. $199 alone, or $499 with this.
See the curriculumA coach watches their game every week and sends back what went well and what to fix before the next one. $800 or $1,000 for the season.
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