ABOUT ME- AARON

I was never the biggest, the fastest, or the strongest. To accomplish anything on the field or to taste success, I had to work harder than everyone else. After being told by many that college football wasn't a realistic goal, I kept working and became a starting QB in the NCAA. I took pride in being more fundamentally sound than the others, working tirelessly to master the footwork and throwing mechanics needed to be successful. This, alongside lots of film study, put me in a position where my coaches trusted me to see the game clearly, command the offense, and deliver the ball accurately.

 

To be a successful QB, I believe in proper fundamentals. Throwing is a science, and every inaccurate throw has a reason behind it. My job is to help the younger QBs develop proper mechanics to eliminate fluctuation and deliver more consistent passes on gameday. My philosophy starts with footwork and the throwing base. Throwing a football starts from the ground up. Training with me, you will master the throwing base, maneuvering in the pocket, and throwing from off-platform and on the move.

 

I also believe in understanding the game. It doesn't matter how talented you are if you cannot make quick, smart decisions. My training will focus on understanding route concepts, reading pre-snap, and post-snap coverages, and understanding defensive alignment, tells, and cues. You will learn how to see the game and how to trust what your eyes are telling you.

 

Finally, a QB must be a leader. You cannot be a QB and not be a leader. It is a requirement for the position. Whether you believe you are "the man", or not, everyone else must believe it when they step into the huddle with you. Along the way, I will teach you to gain and convey confidence, how to speak to teammates, and the things that are required of a true leader.