For years, I struggled while watching youth sports fail the very kids it was supposed to help.

Families discouraged by toxic team cultures. Programs chasing wins instead of developing players. Burnout from early specialization. Poor training leading to injury. A system more focused on profit than the well-being of young athletes.

I knew there had to be a better way—and I built one.

I’m a former college basketball player who’s coached thousands of kids from kindergarten through high school. I started one of the largest basketball clubs in San Diego County and launched a thriving youth baseball program. I’ve spent over two decades studying what actually works in youth development—and I follow science-backed, long-term training principles because they build real athletes, not short-term stars who peak at 12 years old.

I’m not here to hand out trophies for showing up—or burn kids out chasing weekend wins.

I believe in building competitors the right way. That means smart training, real accountability, and a long-term plan grounded in research and experience. Development isn’t a shortcut—it’s the hard road. But it’s the one that works.

I help families see through the noise, train with purpose, and raise athletes who are tough, skilled, and ready for whatever comes next.

Let’s change youth sports for the better—starting with your athlete.