Marine Raider
Twelve years in the teams. He came up through the same training pipeline that runs on this base.
Pendleton.
Pressure
is the
curriculum.
This is not a bootcamp.
Ninety minutes on the sand, then thirty on the mic.
What he runs is decision-making under pressure. The sand is only where it happens.
Water survival instructor
He taught the part of the syllabus where people find out how they behave when they stop being comfortable.
Combat veteran
The material is not theoretical. Neither is the reason he teaches recovery alongside performance.
Executive MBA, USC
He speaks to a leadership team in their own language, not in war stories.
Coach to professionals
NFL, MLB, NBA and Olympic athletes, alongside executive teams and chief executives.
Author & consultant
Author of Permission to Heal. Brought in by EA for authentic special operations expertise on Battlefield 6.
He (trained)
on this sand
- 12 yrs
- In special operations, as a Raider and a water survival instructor.
- 90 min
- The beach session, built around the group in front of him rather than a fixed programme.
- 30 min
- The keynote — how teams hold together when the plan stops working.
- 100
- The largest group he will take in a single morning at La Casa Del Mar.
It is not
a bootcamp.
Programmes scale to every fitness level, and non-physical roles are built into every exercise. Nobody is singled out and nobody is made an example of.
The subject is communication and decision-making under pressure — not physical punishment.
What your
team leaves
with.
- 1A shared reference point nobody on the team has had before.
- 2Language for how the group communicates when the pressure is on.
- 3An honest read on who steps forward and who steps back.
- 4Recovery treated as part of performance rather than an afterthought.
- 5A day on ground they cannot return to at the weekend.
Book a call
Start with a
conversation.
Fifteen minutes. We will ask what you want the day to do and tell you honestly whether it fits.
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