
Book 4 · Ages 18+ · 90–120 min sessions
The Prospect
The college game. Faster, stronger, more physical.
Here is the book
What is The Prospect?
The Prospect is for players 18 and older — college-bound, in college, or chasing the next level. Position-specific tracks, a clutch curriculum, college movement and IQ, and performance testing that's actually recorded.
- Position-specific tracks: guard, wing, and post development
- Clutch curriculum: step-back threes, late-clock scoring, pressure free throws
- College movement and IQ: snake P&R, Spain action, advantage reads
- Performance testing: 5-10-5, broad jump, sprint times recorded
Game-speed decision making, live simulations, and closing situations — the college and pro level of the pathway.
Why this stage matters
Why The Prospect is important
The college game is a different sport: faster decisions, stronger bodies, less time and space.
The Prospect trains for that reality — snake pick-and-roll, Spain action, advantage reads, late-clock scoring, pressure free throws — with live simulations and closing situations, so nothing on game day is new. Performance testing (5-10-5, broad jump, sprint times) is recorded, so progress is measured, not felt.
What this book guarantees
What you're guaranteed to get
- A real curriculum — Book → Chapter → Phase → Workout — not a pile of random drills.
- A starting point based on your assessment, not a guess: Questionnaire → assessment video → film review → player profile → personalized curriculum.
- Measurable progression — Phase 4 of every chapter is test & review week. You move up when you earn it.
- Weekly check-ins to keep training on track.
- Position-specific development — guard, wing, and post tracks.
- Recorded performance testing: 5-10-5, broad jump, sprint times.
What's inside
Inside The Prospect
- Four chapters — Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert. Each chapter is a month of training inside one track, with weekly check-in options.
- Four phases per chapter — four training days each. Phase 4 is always test & review week.
- 64 training days per book. A structured session: warm-up, skill blocks, and — from 14+ — an athletic finisher.
- Performance testing recorded: 5-10-5, broad jump, sprint times.