The mental game,
coached live.
I work with your team live — confidence, focus, resilience, accountability, straight from The Dojo Decision, with your whole roster in the room. One session, or a series you shape with me — and for youth and local teams, on the field as well. Tell me how many and what you want covered.
Shape your sessions
Pick what your group needs — up to six. We’ll shape the sessions around them.
Every shape includes
Real sessions, not a webinar — your players in the conversation, your culture in the material, and the room reacting in front of you.
I’m not replacing your voice — I’m arming it. Every session hands you the material and the language, so the mental game becomes part of your coaching, not a guest appearance that leaves when I do.
I teach from DojoDecision in session — it’s where the habits and reflections we talk about actually live. Your coaches and players can keep using it on their own afterwards. It’s free either way, and it isn’t what you’re paying for.
I also mentor athletes individually — per NCAA rules, I can begin working 1-on-1 with your athletes after September 9 of their junior year. Ask about it on the call, or see how I work with athletes →
This service is open to any and all teams and athletes, any sport, any level. It is mentorship and peak-performance training — confidence, focus, resilience, accountability, habits. It is not recruiting activity, and it carries no strength, conditioning or nutrition programming.
Sport-specific, on-field instruction is a separate option, and it comes three ways: youth teams below high-school recruiting age; programs whose players live within 50 miles of the University of Utah campus, who can join Salt Lax City LC and get all of it; and any club anywhere in the country that hires me to work a camp. Outside those, the work is the mental game only.
Run a camp and I’ll work it → — the two conditions, and the advertisement already written for you.
See the full rules I coach under, in plain language →Not sure how many sessions? Twenty minutes settles it.
“Masters and students, coming together to improve.”— DojoDecision