The Player Gap™ · Founding Cohort
A coached, measured development program for serious players. Two priorities, one plan, monthly film feedback, and a written update to you every month, so you're never guessing whether the work is working.
The first session has started.
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Before you request a spot, find out where your player is right now. The Snapshot takes a few minutes and shows you the gap this program is built to close. I use it to shape your player's six months around their specific needs.
01 Where you are
A few minutes ago, you answered honest questions about your player and got something back most parents never get. A clear picture of where the gap is.
That picture is useful. It's also the easy part.
Knowing the gap doesn't close it. A plan closes it. Someone watching closes it. Your player doing the right work, on the right things, week after week, closes it.
That's what The Player Gap is. It's the next six months, built around what you just saw.
02 The real problem
Here's what I see over and over. The player who stalls usually isn't lazy. They're busy. Practice, games, a trainer on Tuesday, a camp in the summer, shots in the driveway. Lots of work.
It's just not pointed at anything. They're working on everything, so they're not really improving at anything.
03 How it works
Each month has two coached sessions. The first teaches the priorities. The second puts them under pressure.
Your player gets the full TPG 360° Assessment and a written Player Gap Report. We name their two leading development needs and build the plan around them. No guessing about what to work on.
The work goes into real reps, film, and pressure. I watch what holds up and what doesn't, and we adjust.
This is where it starts showing up in games. The skill stops being something your player does in a drill and becomes something they do without thinking.
04 What's included
A full look at where your player is today, written up so you both know the starting point. We name two leading needs, and each gets its own focused block. Not ten things. Two.
Sixty minutes every session, with 3 to 6 players. Small enough that I see every rep and correct it in the moment.
Your player knows exactly what to do between sessions, and logs it. The work done alone is where most of the improvement happens, so it gets a plan too.
Two film tasks every month to train the eyes, not just the body. Once a month your player sends up to five minutes of clips with a reflection, and I respond personally.
What they worked on, what's improving, and what's next. No more asking in the car how it went and hearing "fine."
We stop, measure against the baseline, and look at the evidence together. Honest about what moved and what still needs work.
05 The schedule
06 Is this for you
07 Who leads it
I'm Lee Green. I run Lee Green Basketball here in Texas, club teams and player training, and I've spent years in gyms watching players work hard and not get better. That bothered me enough to build this.
Most players don't need another trainer. They need someone to tell them the truth about where they are, give them two things to fix, and then actually check whether they're fixing them. Month after month. With film. In writing.
I keep these groups small because I can't do that with twenty kids. I can do it with six.
I'm not going to promise you your player starts next year. Nobody honest can. What I'll promise is that your player will know exactly what they're working on, I'll be watching, and you'll know what's changing.
08 What we measure
Repeat checks against the starting baseline. Same test, months later. The numbers either moved or they didn't.
Clip review on real possessions. Reading it faster? Making the better choice? Film doesn't lie, and it doesn't flatter.
Practice logs and written reflections. You'll see whether the work is getting done, and whether your player understands why.
09 Investment
Here's the honest math. Most families already spend this, just in pieces. A camp here. A month of lessons there. A trainer who doesn't know what the last trainer worked on. Nobody tracking any of it. This replaces the scattered version with one plan, one coach, and six months of evidence.
One payment · per player
Six monthly payments · total $3,750 · per player
Per player. Why "founding"? Because this is the first cohort, built with a small group of families I've personally reviewed. That's what the word means here. Nothing more.
10 My promise
No automatic renewal. When six months are up, nothing charges you again.
At the six month review, we sit down with the evidence and your family decides. Continue. Adjust the plan. Or take a break, and your player leaves with a maintenance plan so the work doesn't slip.
What I guarantee: every session, every plan, every monthly feedback response, and every written update on this page. Your player will be measured honestly, and you'll be told the truth.
What I won't guarantee: playing time, team selection, stats, scholarships, or recruiting. Nobody can promise those, and be careful with anyone who does. Results come from the work your player puts in. I'll make sure it's the right work.
11 Questions
Yes. The Snapshot is a starting point, but every player gets the full TPG 360° Assessment in month one. That's the real baseline.
Players who are serious about getting better and willing to work between sessions. When you request a spot, I'll look at your player's grade and situation and tell you honestly if it's a fit.
Life happens. The monthly plan, film homework, and video feedback keep going either way, so the work doesn't stop. Let me know ahead of time and we'll keep your player on track.
No. It works alongside them. The team gives your player games. This gives them a plan for getting better at the things that show up in those games.
Enough to matter. The monthly plan is built to fit around the team schedule, but your player has to do it and log it. That's where most of the improvement comes from.
Pay $3,750 in full, or six monthly payments of $625. Same total either way. After I review your request, you'll get your Parent Agreement to sign and a secure payment link by email and text.
Nothing automatic. We review the evidence together and you decide: continue, adjust, or take a break with a maintenance plan.
Groups run 3 to 6 players so I can coach every rep. When the group is full, it's full. Requests are reviewed in the order they come in.
12 Your move
Your player is going to spend the next six months working on something either way. Practice, games, driveway shots. The work is happening.
The question is whether it's pointed at the two things that matter, with someone watching and a record of what changed.
First session is Sunday, October 18. Request your spot and I'll review it personally.
P.S.If you're on the fence, go back and look at what the Snapshot told you. Then picture that same gap six months from now with nothing changed. That's the real cost. The first session is Sunday, October 18, and the group stays small. Request your spot today and I'll get back to you personally.
13 Request your spot
Tell me about your player. I review every request myself, then send your Parent Agreement and payment link.
I'll personally review your request and reach out soon with next steps, including your Parent Agreement and payment link. Keep Sunday, October 18 at 5:00 PM open.
