You grade your athletes' tape every week. This is the same review, turned on the program itself — 17 items across emergency readiness, contact load, heat policy, and head & neck protocols. Answer honestly and you'll get the sheet back marked up: what holds up, what needs work, and what to fix first.
Emergency action plans, AED access, and medical coverage at every venue.
Contact load tracking, acclimatization, and shoulder-led tackling systems.
WBGT-based heat policy, hydration protocols, fueling, and sleep.
Concussion protocol and the most overlooked piece: structured neck training.
Sixteen graded items, grouped the way you'd read film: what to fix first, what to keep building, and what's already holding up.
Stronger necks reduce head acceleration during impact. Neck strength is trainable — and it's the piece most programs leave out of their concussion protocol.
Our team works with high school and collegiate programs to build head & neck protocols that fit inside the lift block you already run.
