Mekhi Toms, CB
University of Northern Iowa

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Jaden Humphrey, DB
Southern Utah University


I feel like i improved so efficiently because whenever i did some wrong, the time to correct it was taken. Every detail matters and i was able to sharpen every tool i had with coach Ax. Every drill was broken down step by step and i got an understanding of how to translate them to game time situations.

Like i said, the details is what makes technique and with Team Eyeland, every detail was touched on. If i didnt perfect a drill, Coach walked me through it until i got perfect, or close to it. Also, wins and losses come before the ball is snapped. Breaking down film is a skill and certain aspects were broken down to me by coach that i never understood before.

Ive been to other trainers where im doing a drill and dont understand why im doing it or when it would correlate and ive never felt that with Coach Ax. Also you can tell when someone genuinely wants to see you succeed. In a group setting, if someone messes up a drill he will take time to correct that person 1 on 1 while the others work on it on the side. You cant fake passion for the game.

Coach Ax would be the first person i would recommend because it doesnt matter age or skill level, you will greatly benefit from Team Eyeland training. Physically and mentally you will understand the game of football on a deeper level and sharpen every tool necessary to succeed. Its impossible to not get better while training in the program.

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Jacob Carter, CB
Cornell University

Working with Coach Ax helped me improve my breaks when backpedaling, crossover running, and overall transitions.

The technique work and film breakdown helped me a ton with being more efficient in my breaks and understanding the route tree. Now I can anticipate routes based on field location, my alignment, and where the WR is lined up. Even simple details like reading the QBs three-step drop have made a big difference in my game.

What separates Team Eyeland is the attention to detail and the focus on being technical. Every rep has purpose, and the work translates directly to real game situations.

I would recommend this to any young DB. The progress Ive seen from my freshman year of high school to now my freshman year of college at the D1 level has been a huge jump. Coach Ax has played at the next level, so he teaches from real experience and knows exactly what it takes.

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Zach Stowe, Safety
Black Hills State University

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Max Grady, CB
Carroll College

Working with Coach Axel helped me improve my technique and football IQ the most. One of many examples is that my press technique has gotten much better since working with him.

Film breakdown and technique work completely changed my game. I believe those are two of the most important things for a DB. Working with Team Eyeland, you will be taught those things at an elite level.

What separates Team Eyeland from other training is that Coach Axel has played at the highest levels and worked with NFL DBs. He knows what it takes to be an elite DB and also how to coach and teach it.

I would definitely recommend working with Team Eyeland to younger DBs. Learning the correct technique and the ins and outs of the position is essential to becoming a great player. The earlier you start, the better.

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Elijah Toms, FS
(Holds D-1 Offers)

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