The Level up workshop:

Who this is not for:

This workshop is Not for dabblers, side hustlers, or quick cash coaches. If you’re just in it for the short term, a few extra bucks, or haven’t figured out if this industry is right for you, this isn’t worth your time.

Who this is for:

If you are in the trenches as a full time coach, have built a cult following of committed players, and believe that this is what you were put on earth to do for a living, but:

• Haven’t scaled past $500,000.00 per year in revenue.

• Haven’t mastered the business fundamentals required to grow your brand.

• Haven’t figured out how to transition from being soloprenuer to managing, training, and growing a team of coaches who deliver your methodology and training philosophy.

• Don’t understand why you work your ass off all week but don’t have cash reserves to scale.

• Distracted by chasing the next novel training practice everyone is doing on social media (Hint: It doesn’t look as sexy as what you see on social media),

Then…

This workshop was built for you.

The Level Up Workshop is a one day deep dive into:

• How to scale your Private Training brand to over $500k per year (SG reported $850,000.00 in revenue for 2025)

• Understand the business fundamentals of growing and scaling your private training business (in case no one ever told you, if you are running your own private training brand, you are an entrepreneur first, soccer trainer second).

• Learn the growth road map of going from solopreneur (basically, you do everything: Book the sessions, ask people to pay on time, reserve your field rentals, manage your website, film your social content, on and on and on…) to business owner ( you attracted amazing, talented people to join you on your business venture).

• Develop the discipline of managing cash flow, hitting landmark goals, and executing on the behaviors that take time, but are essential to the longevity of your brand, your sanity, and your knees!

• Learn to separate static from signal. When there is more then one right way to build your brand, sometimes the most important thing to know is not what to do, but what not to do.