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Get Your Film Graded and Analyzed By GLE

Submit 15 clips. Get a full personal film grade, telestrated clips you keep, and a sharable Player Card.

Only 10 spots open each month.

What You Get

Telestrated Film Breakdown

Chris personally analyzes 15 of your clips, drawn-up and explained. You keep the videos.

GLE Player Card

A short writeup and graphic for your highlight reel — your class year, your strengths, and who you play like.

The GLE Film Report 

A 1–10 grade on every part of your game, so you know exactly what to work on.

FIlm Grade Metrics

A 1–10 grade on every part of your game, so you know exactly what to work on.

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Shooting

Graded on release time, on-the-run shooting ability, and range.

Stick Skills

Graded on ball handling, passing, and inside finishing.

Dodging

Graded on separation created, efficiency of steps and speed.

IQ

Graded on how well you read the game and make decisions.

Athleticism

Graded on first step, top speed, and strength.

Gravity

GLE Metric - Graded on how much attention you draw as a dodger on the field.

Game IQ / Vision

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Passing / Receiving

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Spacing / Off-ball Movement

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Dodging / Fading

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Re-defend / Ride

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Communication

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Finishing / Shooting

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Dodging / Creativity

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Passing / Assists

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Ride / Ground Balls

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Off-ball Movement

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

Communication

Graded 1–10 with personal feedback.

How It Works

Purchase and submit 15 clips of you playing

— instructions sent after purchase. 

Chris takes notes and analyzes your film.

Turnaround: 7 days.

You get a film analysis video, scouting report, and Player Card.

What You Need

Clean game film — at least 15 clips of you playing.

Recent film works best — Hudl, sideline footage, even clear phone video. Nothing fancy required.

If you've got film and you're ready to work, you're ready for this.

Who This Is For

If you've got game film and want to get better, this is for you.

We've worked with players at every level — from 10-year-olds learning the game to athletes committed to top college programs.

  • Youth players learning the game
  • High schoolers fighting for varsity minutes
  • Players chasing a college commitment
  • Committed players who want to show up ready for the next level

You don't have to be chasing D1 — but if you are, I'll push you there. Whether you want more playing time or you want to get recruited, I meet you where you are.

Here's exactly what you get:

A full position-by-position breakdown — footwork, IQ, stick skills, 1v1, shooting, athleticism

A written 1-page scouting report — yours to keep and send to coaches

Specific, immediate fixes — not generic advice

Delivered personally by me — within 7 days

15 clips from your film — broken down with drawings and voiceover

After checkout, you'll send your film, tell me your position and send your info

No goalies or FOGOS at this time

Only 10 spots open In June

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly do I get?

Do we get on a call?

How does it work?

How long until I get my breakdown?

What film do I need to send?

Do you pick the clips, or do I?

What if I don't have much film?

How do I send my film?

Is this only for players trying to get recruited?

What's the Re-Grade?

Can I share my breakdown with my coach or parents?

Can I buy this as a gift?

What if I'm not happy?

What positions do you analyze?