It’s all about relationships, and we’re the edge you need.

Coaches, staff, and experts have always had the freedom and ability to pursue any player. Now, we've flipped the script, giving players the power to connect with any coach or expert, at a fraction of the cost.

How it works.

Find an expert

Browse our trending names or click on "all experts" to see the full list of available experts.
Once you find one that interests you, click on them!

View the expert's calendar availability

If on mobile, select "book now". If on desktop, you're already in the right spot!
View the expert's availability, and select a date that works best for you.
Next, choose a time that fits into your schedule.
Note, please make sure to check the expert's timezone! In an effort to provide experts with the upmost flexibility, all booking time requests will be in the expert's timezone. The timezone will be listed on each expert's booking page under the start & end time selection boxes, in the booking acceptance email, and in the reminder email ten minutes prior to the meeting start time.

Request to book

After deciding on a date and time, click "request to book".
Your booking request will be sent to the expert for their approval and acceptance!
Once accepted, your will receive an email letting you know that your booking has been accepted.
This email will confirm the date and time of the meeting, and it will also contain a meeting link. A meeting link will also be available in the tab titled "Booking Details".
Please save this link to your calendar!
You will also receive a reminder email 10 minutes before your scheduled meeting time. This email will contain the same meeting link, just in case you misplaced the first one!
If you join early, you will see "Your meeting has not started yet". If it is past your start time and you don't see any video, please refresh the page.

After the call, feel free to leave a review

If you enjoyed your experience, please leave a review and leave a comment about what you enjoyed!

Tips to starting things off right.

Come prepared with questions.

As the sessions are designed to be player led, you should come prepared with ideas, thoughts, and questions to take full advantage of this unique access and opportunity.

Introduce yourself.

It is extremely important to introduce yourself for a few moments at the beginning of the call. Share your name, age, team, or anything else you think is applicable and will help you get the most out of your experience.

Be engaged and attentive.

Show you are interested and engaged by using good body language. This means sitting up straight, limiting any distractions, keeping your eyes on the camera or computer screen, nodding in agreement, and actively listening.

Dress appropriately.

It is always better to overdress, even on a video call. It is usually recommended to leave the hats off, wear a collared or business shirt, and have your hair properly maintained.

Be coachable and actively listen.

This is an incredibly valuable opportunity to build connections and gain insights from the top minds. We encourage you to have a notepad and a pen to jot down important ideas, thoughts, and answers provided by the expert.

Do your homework.

It is always good to know who you are talking to and do your homework on their experience, resume, and background. This will allow you to ask applicable, relevant, and specific questions and build a great connection.

Don't be late.

It is always good to make sure you are fully prepared and ready to go a few minutes early, just in case there are any technical difficulties or challenges. This way, you can join the meeting as soon as it hits your start time!

Conversation starters and optional questions.

This is a list of optional questions that you can use to help push the conversation forward and create a genuine connection. Feel free to save these prior to your video call to use if necessary.

Optional Questions List (NCAA Universities & Colleges)

What should I focus on when selecting the right college program for me?
How do you measure progress in an athlete’s development beyond stats and performance?
How do you help players balance academics and athletics?
What does your off-season training program look like, and what workouts do you test on?
What advice do you have for athletes struggling with time management between school and sports?
How do you foster leadership and accountability within your team?
What are the key qualities you look for in team captains or leaders?
How do you promote mental toughness and resilience among your athletes?
What are the best ways to recover physically and mentally after a tough loss or injury?
How do you support athletes in their personal development outside of sports?
What role does nutrition play in your athletes’ performance, and what recommendations do you have?
How do you integrate sports psychology into your training programs?
What’s the most important lesson you teach your athletes about handling adversity?
What advice would you give to athletes looking to improve their communication with coaches and teammates?
What’s the best way for athletes to set and track their own personal goals?
How do you maintain a positive team culture, especially during challenging seasons?
What advice do you have for athletes on building and maintaining a strong work ethic?
How do you manage team dynamics and ensure that everyone contributes to a positive environment?
What life skills do you hope your athletes will take with them after their time in your program?

Remember, these questions are completely optional, and you should ask questions that are uniquely applicable to you and your journey as well.

Questions List (Youth, Club, HS, Junior)

What should I look for when attending camps or clinics?
What are the top 3 things a player can do to elevate their game at any level?
How do I stand out during tryouts or showcases?
How important is it to understand my role on a team?
How would a former player describe you as a coach?
What has been the most memorable time in your coaching career?
If you were in my shoes, how would you achieve your desired team, league, or level of play?
What are billet programs, and how do they work?
What does a typical day look like for an athlete in your organization?
If you could build a team around one professional player, who would it be and why?
What costs are associated with your level of sport? (Elite youth leagues, high school, college)
Are combines or showcases worth it, or should I focus on making a main camp?
What is your player development philosophy?
How do your players earn playing time?
What athletes have you helped move on, and what traits do they share?
What’s the best way to ask for feedback or discuss concerns with a coach?
How can I improve my sports IQ and make better decisions in my game?
How can I better prepare myself mentally for games and practices?
What is your education model at the elite youth or high school level? Is schooling included in your program?
Does your program offer tutoring or educational support?
What are your top recommendations for books, videos, people, or other resources to help me continue developing as a player?

Remember, these questions are completely optional, and you should ask questions that are uniquely applicable to you and your journey as well.