
Small-group training blocks that turn class players into team players. Capped at 12–14 players, a written report at the end, and a clear line to Pre-SVL and trials.
Classes teach you the skills. A squad teaches you to use them against people trying to stop you. If it all works in a drill and falls apart the moment there is a score on the board, this is the gap we close.
You have a term or two behind you. You can keep a rally alive, you want to be picked for something, and you are happy to be coached hard and told the truth about your game.
You are brand new, or still learning to serve overhand. Start in Fundamentals instead. Nobody gets turned away here, just pointed at the right room, and you will get more out of a squad once the basics hold up.
A game that holds together under pressure. Plus a written report on exactly where you are, a coach who knows your name and your gaps, and an honest read on whether trials are worth your time yet.
A squad is not an end in itself. It exists to get you ready for whatever you want next — and for plenty of players, that is simply not being the weakest person on their social team.
You get a written report at the end. For once you know exactly what is working and what is not, instead of guessing where you stand from how a Tuesday happened to go.
You walk in already coached by the people running them. No guarantee of selection, but a long way from walking in cold and hoping twenty minutes goes your way.
Plenty of players do a squad and never trial. They go back to social games and league nights as a far better version of the player who started, which was the point all along.
Next block starts Monday 12 October. Tell us where you're at and we'll confirm your group and payment link within a few days. No payment now.