Program 02
Develop 360-Degree Player Plan
One Player. One Plan. Four Dimensions.
Generic sessions produce generic players. The 360-degree plan translates each athlete's identity assessment into a personal curriculum across four dimensions: technique, tactics, athleticism and mindset. Every dimension has measurable targets, assigned drills and a named coach accountable for progress.
Plans run in six-week cycles. At the end of each cycle the player, parents and coaches sit down together, review the footage and the numbers, and set the next block of targets.
What's included
- Personal curriculum across all four dimensions
- Weekly individual session plus small-group training
- Monthly video review with annotated clips
- Athletic screening and injury-prevention program
- Six-week review meeting with parents
The Six-Week Cycle
WEEKS 1–2
Build the base
High-repetition technical work and movement patterns, filmed for the player's baseline reel.
WEEKS 3–4
Add pressure
The same skills under opposition, fatigue and time limits — transferring technique into game situations.
WEEKS 5–6
Prove it
Match application, final testing against cycle targets, and the review meeting that sets the next block.
Committed Players Aged 9 and Up.
The 360 plan suits players training at least three times a week who want measurable progress — from ambitious juniors to scholars preparing for college showcases and professional trials.