Questions Coaches Ask
Everything you need to know about bringing Elite Football IQ to your football program.
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Just two minutes each week.
Present the lesson before or after a team meeting, practice or film session, then reinforce the same message naturally throughout the week. No extra meetings. No changes to your practice plan.
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The head coach or any member of the coaching staff.
Simply read the talking points on the slides—that's it. Coaches are already leaders, and athletes already look to them for guidance. Delivering the lessons through someone they already know and trust makes the message more meaningful.
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Your entire football program (up to 400 users).
That includes athletes, coaches, trainers, directors, principals, teachers and parents of athletes under 18. Everyone can reinforce the same message.
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Yes. Elite Football IQ can be introduced at any point during the season. It fits into your existing schedule, doesn't change how coaches coach, and won't interfere with your game plan or tactics.
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No. Elite Football IQ doesn't replace your coaching—it supports it. Your coaches continue teaching football exactly as they always have while we provide the weekly performance curriculum.
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We'll review your application and contact you to discuss the best fit for your football program. If selected, we'll guide your staff through a simple onboarding process and provide everything you need to get started.
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PGP stands for Prompt, Guide and Praise.
Pressure moments happen every day. Athletes get nervous before big games, make costly mistakes, lose confidence or get benched. Those moments aren't the problem. How adults respond to them is.
PGP gives coaches, staff and parents a simple 10-second script anyone can use.
Prompt the moment.
Guide the athlete with the right performance tool.
Praise the behaviour you want repeated.Athletes remember what gets noticed. Over time, those positive messages become the voice they hear when pressure shows up in football, school and life.
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Parents care deeply about their children and want to help them succeed. The challenge is that athletes often hear different messages from coaches, teammates and family members.
Elite Football IQ gives parents access to the same language coaches use, creating consistency between football, home and school. When athletes hear the same performance tools from the adults around them, they remember them more easily and use them more confidently when pressure matters most.
It also makes life easier for coaches because they no longer have to carry the responsibility of reinforcing these skills on their own.
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The same performance skills athletes use before a game, during adversity and after setbacks are the same skills they need before a test, during a presentation or after a disappointing result.
Elite Football IQ makes those moments easy to recognize and gives athletes simple tools they know exactly when and how to use. That's why the lessons transfer naturally from football to school and life.
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None of us can control winning. What we can control is how we prepare, respond and grow through pressure.
When athletes learn how to stay calm before challenges, stay focused during adversity and bounce back after setbacks, they don't just become better football players. They become more confident students, teammates, employees and future leaders.
That's the legacy we're trying to build.
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Athletes learn best when the important people in their lives reinforce the same message.
Elite Football IQ gives coaches, staff and parents one shared language for teaching performance under pressure. Instead of every adult explaining things differently, everyone reinforces the same simple tools at the right moments.
That consistency helps athletes learn faster, remember longer and removes pressure from coaches to teach these skills on their own.
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Every athlete learns differently. Some learn by seeing. Others by doing, hearing or discussing.
Elite Football IQ combines short lessons, visual slides, stories, discussion and repetition so every athlete has multiple ways to understand and remember each skill.
The lessons are intentionally short, easy to follow and simple to apply, making them accessible for a wide range of learners while fitting naturally into busy school and sport environments.