Defensive BackPrototype

Building smart, effective, and recruitable defensive backs

Position IQ development

Master the mental side of playing in the secondary.

Elite level training

Position specific training built for game speed.

Mentorship & leadership

Learn from experienced coaches and leaders.

Film study & breakdowns

Study the game and outsmart the competition.

Recruiting guidance

Get seen by the right coaches and programs.

The DB curriculum

What he actuallylearns here

Four tracks, taught on tape, in the order a college position room teaches them. Pick one.

Leverage and alignment

Where he lines up and why, how the call changes it, and what alignment tells a quarterback before the snap.

By coverage, by formation, by field zone
The weekly loop

Same loop, every week,all season

Week 0

Evaluation

Full film breakdown against college evaluation criteria for the defensive back position.

Week 1

Plan

A development plan built to his grade, his position, and the three things costing him the most.

Weekly

Coaching

Live sessions with a certified IQ Coach, plus in-season workshops led by college and pro coaches.

Weekly

Film review

His own tape, corrected on camera, every week. Progress is measured on film.

Grades 9–10

Foundation: position mechanics, base concepts, physical development, habits that hold up under a real season.

Grades 11–12

IQ and separation: advanced recognition, film study he runs himself, and a body of tape that survives a coach’s evaluation.

Next step

The DBPAevaluation call

You send the film. We watch the whole thing before the call. You leave with a written evaluation of your defensive back either way.

90 minutes · No cost · Written evaluation included

Results Don’t Lie

Watch The Transformation

What Parents & Players Are Saying

Real reviews from our Google Business profile.

Before Your Call

A few things to have ready so we can make the most of your time with your coach.

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Be on a laptopA bigger screen makes it easier to follow along with everything your coach walks you through.
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Be in a quiet placeFind somewhere you won't be interrupted so you can stay focused for the full call.
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Bring a notebookYou'll want to write down what your coach covers so nothing gets lost after the call.
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Family Onboard PolicyThis is a family decision — we need everyone who needs to weigh in on the call from the start, not looped in after the fact.

Evaluations are only done four times a year. Because of this we cannot promise everyone will be admitted.