Private Lessons
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Private Lessons are the fastest way to grow your skills! Find out some of your bad habits and develops some new ones, and maximize the number of reps you can get!
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$40 for 60 min
$60 for 90 min
$70 for 120 min
ADD GYM FEE
Rental or Drop-in price
Concordia Theological Seminary drop-in $3 per player
Racquetball Courts are free at the YMCA and Arlington Park.
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60 min:
2 players = $50 ($25 per player)
3 Players = $60 ($20 per player)
4 Players = $72 ($18 per player)
5+ players are $15 per player
120 min:
2 players = $80 ($40 per player)
3 Players = $100 ($33 per player)
4 Players = $112 ($28 per player)
5+ players is $25 per player
ADD GYM FEE
Rental or Drop-in price
Concordia Theological Seminary drop-in $3 per player
Racquetball Courts are free at the YMCA and Arlington Park.
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I have years of experience developing young athletes' minds and bodies. I can be hired to help you improve your team’s physical and mental conditioning.
Plyos Jump Training
Volleyball Fundamentals
Wrestling Fundamentals
Flag Football Fundamentals
Mental Game Day Performance
Nutrition Game Day Performance
Team Conflict Resolution
Prices:
$100 for an hour
$150 for 2 hours
$300 Full-day
+Travel if more than an hour away
Student Mentoring
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Private Lessons
Does your kid want to grow in their skills and make the team? Private Lessons is the fastest way to grow your skills, eliminate bad habits and move forward with confidence on the court!
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Mentoring
Coach Nate has been a kids/youth pastor for 16+ years. He is an experienced foster and adoptive father who has helped many kids navigate complex trauma in their life. Coach Nate is able to utilize a student’s interest and connect with students who may find that difficult to do with traditional counseling.
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Leadership Development
Do you have a young leader on your hands that needs an avenue to live out their God given calling? Coach Nate loves to develop young leaders and give them opportunities to grow in their leadership. Coach Nate is a gifted encourager and will help your child grow in their confidence and point them toward healthy goals.
“Every child who winds up doing well has had at least one stable and committed relationship with a supportive adult.”
— CENTER ON THE DEVELOPING CHILD – HARVARD UNIVERSITY
