One-on-one sports mentorship

Every Athlete Deserves a Mentor.

Real relationships. Personal guidance. Growth beyond the game.

Choose your mentor. Book in the portal.

No required sales call. Parents and athletes each get an account. Each athlete has one mentor, and every pair shares one recorded Google Meet.

The path

Find. Connect. Grow.

01Find

Browse mentors by sport, experience, specialty, and who they work with.

02Connect

Pick a membership. Start with a free introduction when that mentor offers one.

03Grow

Schedule 45-minute sessions and build a relationship that stays with the same mentor.

Mentors

Featured mentors

Profiles come from the mentor directory. We do not rank mentors against each other.

Drew Knuppel

Drew Knuppel

Helps athletes build confidence, clarity, and a plan that holds up under pressure.

Basketball

Why one-on-one

A mentor who knows your athlete.

Group programs can teach a room. A mentor sits with one athlete, remembers the last conversation, and stays with them.

One mentor per athlete

Parents and athletes each have a portal login. The parent manages membership. The athlete has their own place to show up. Switching mentors is an admin step, not something that happens by accident.

Browse

Start with a sport or a stage.

Memberships

Session credits. Clear prices.

Each credit is one 45-minute session. Credits reset every billing cycle and do not roll over. You can book up to two regular sessions in a week.

Monthly

$80 / month

1 session credit each billing cycle

Bi-Weekly

$149 / month

2 session credits each billing cycle

Weekly

$249 / month

4 session credits each billing cycle

Optional introduction

A free 30 minutes, when the mentor offers it.

Some mentors offer a free introductory call before you choose a membership. It is optional. You can enroll without it. Mentors who offer one are marked in the directory.

Athlete and mentor on a virtual session

Keep learning

Video Vault and the LIFE Playbook.

Members keep the courses and video vault alongside live mentorship. The vault is the Sports Mentorship Show. The playbook is the course library athletes can work through between sessions.

Homeschool athletes

Same mentor. A school day that looks different.

Homeschool student-athletes are part of who this is for. Sessions happen on a call, so the relationship does not depend on a school building or a team roster.

Find the mentor. Start the relationship.

Look through the directory and choose. If you want help deciding, that is available. It is not required.