Spring 2026 Cohort at USD

Saturdays 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, March to May 2026, San Diego. Early enrollment rate available through March 2026. Limited spots available.

Cohort Program

High performance development at the University of San Diego. A structured Saturday training system built on biomechanics, footwork sequencing, live ball pattern work, and match simulation to accelerate tournament readiness and UTR progression.

Saturdays 1:00 PM to 4:00 PMMarch to May 2026University of San Diego5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA 92110
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What the cohort is

This is not a recreational clinic. It is performance development for competitive juniors who want structure, clarity, and real transfer into matches. Training is court based and designed for high repetition volume with coaching feedback and purposeful constraints.

  • • Biomechanics driven stroke development
  • • Footwork sequencing and spacing systems
  • • Live ball pattern integration
  • • Structured match simulation and point play
  • • Tournament preparation routines and match planning
  • • On site tournament coaching and match analysis at select events

Who this is for

Designed for athletes who want to train with intention and compete with a plan. Tournament experience is encouraged, and I can help players entering tournament play build the right habits to progress faster.

  • • Competitive juniors, typically UTR 3 and above
  • • Players entering or actively competing in tournaments
  • • Athletes who want structure, accountability, and measurable progress
  • • Coachable players committed to long term development

UTR 3 and above is a common starting point, but placement is determined through a trial session to ensure the right training environment.

Unsure if it is the right fit? Email me directly and I will recommend the best path.

How Saturdays work

Structured progression

Each session follows a simple structure so athletes get high quality repetitions, clear coaching feedback, and match realistic application.

1 Technical focus

Biomechanics priorities and movement cues for the day, so the athlete knows exactly what matters.

2 Pattern training

Live ball pattern reps built around spacing, recovery, timing, and decision making under pace.

3 Match simulation

Structured point play to pressure test habits and build competitive execution that transfers to tournaments.

Athletes leave with clear priorities for the week and what to focus on between sessions.

Tournament coaching and guidance

Tournament performance is where development shows up. I provide match planning support, between match feedback, and on site guidance at select events to help athletes learn how to compete with clarity.

  • • Match plan and warmup structure
  • • Between match feedback and adjustments
  • • Post match review and training priorities

Tournament attendance depends on schedule and event logistics.

Competitive community

Train alongside athletes who want to compete at a high level. The cohort environment builds standards, accountability, and a culture of intentional improvement.

  • • High performance environment and clear expectations
  • • Structured match play and pressure training
  • • A community of athletes committed to long term growth

Interested in the Spring Cohort?

Message me to confirm fit, receive enrollment details, and get next steps.

FAQs

What level is required for the cohort

Most cohort athletes are around UTR 3 and above, but I am open to developing players who are committed and coachable. Final placement is determined through a trial session to ensure the right training environment.

Is this a recreational clinic

No. This is a structured performance environment focused on mechanics, movement systems, and match transfer.

How do I get started

Send a message with player age, current level or UTR, tournament experience, and goals. I will reply with details and next steps.

Do you offer tournament coaching

Yes, on site tournament coaching and match analysis is available at select events depending on schedule and logistics.