Elite Athlete Mentorship
For athletes who need more than lessons.
This mentorship is built for serious players—and the parents, coaches, or representatives supporting them—who want long-term guidance, clear standards, evidence-responsible assessment, development structure, accountability, and honest direction from someone who has played it, coached it, scouted it, evaluated it, and lived it.
What makes it different
Lessons teach skills. Mentorship develops the athlete.
The mentorship is not a pay-per-session package. It is a six-month development relationship built around clarity, standards, ownership, accountability, and the athlete’s long-term direction.
Development Plan
Each athlete begins with the appropriate baseline assessment. In-person work can begin with a live Player Evaluation; remote work is limited to the evidence supplied. Coaching then turns the supported priorities into an adaptable development plan and long-term direction.
Monthly Review
Each month includes reflection, mentorship conversation, development review, and updated priorities.
Family Clarity
Parents are kept informed through onboarding, baseline summary, periodic updates, and final development direction.
Six-month structure
Built on rhythm, standards, and accountability.
Month 1
Clarity + Ownership
Current reality, development priorities, expectations, and what ownership looks like.
Month 2
Preparation + Routine
How serious preparation builds confidence and separates mood from standards.
Month 3
Emotional Regulation
Response to failure, reset speed, and competing without emotional drift.
Month 4
Competitive Identity
Confidence, presence, pressure, and how the athlete sees himself in competition.
Month 5
Decision-Making + Leadership
Game decisions, communication, consistency, and leadership through example.
Month 6
Review + Long-Term Direction
What changed, what still limits growth, and what the next phase should look like.
Fit before commitment
The consultation protects the athlete, the family, and the mentorship.
The first step is understanding the athlete’s current stage, the family’s goals, the level of support needed, and whether this mentorship is the right fit.
Inside the mentorship
The athlete is developed through more than mechanics.
What the program includes
- Appropriate baseline assessment and development planIn-person and remote mentorship sessionsMonthly review and mentorship conversationsVideo submission and feedback boundariesFamily communication and clarity
What the athlete must bring
- Preparation
- Consistency
- Emotional regulation
- Coachability
- Competitive presence
- Communication
- Willingness to be coached beyond mechanics
- Ownership of the process
Preparation
Consistency
Emotional Regulation
Coachability
Competitive Presence
Limited-Access Six-Month Mentorship
Elite Athlete Mentorship
This is a selective six-month development relationship—not a package of individual lessons. The consultation determines whether the program fits the athlete’s needs, readiness, goals, and willingness to follow a structured plan.
In-Person Elite Athlete Mentorship
$15,000 paid in full
Includes:
- Appropriate baseline assessment and six-month development planIn-person mentorship sessionsVideo submission and feedback boundariesMonthly review and mentorship conversationsFamily communication and clarity
Payment options
- Paid in full: $15,000
- Two payments of $7,750: $15,500 total
- Six payments of $2,750: $16,500 total
Remote Elite Athlete Mentorship
$12,000 paid in full
Includes:
- Baseline assessment and six-month development plan
- Weekly remote coaching and mentorship support
- One private Zoom mentorship review each month
- Video review according to the written submission schedule
- Coaching communication during established coaching windows
- Preparation, confidence, competitive-reset, and accountability support
- Periodic family updates and a final development report
Before enrollment, the written plan will explain the format of the weekly coaching, how the monthly Zoom review fits into that schedule, and how many video submissions are included.
Payment options
- Paid in full: $12,000
- Two payments of $6,250: $12,500 total
- Six payments of $2,250: $13,500 total
How communication works
Mentorship access is structured; it is not 24-hour or immediate-response access. Before enrollment, the written agreement will state:
- Session frequency and format
- Video-submission limits
- Messaging and response expectations
- Scheduling and rescheduling terms
- Planned breaks
- Family-update schedule
Payment-plan totals are higher than the paid-in-full price. Every total will be disclosed before enrollment.
Enrollment Policy
Enrollment is only finalized once the consultation is complete, the development plan is accepted, and the deposit or full payment is received.
Mentorship Scope
This program develops the athlete’s standards and habits. It does not provide medical advice, physical therapy, or legal representation in recruiting.