Six coaches. One room.
Championships start here.
There are coaches who attend clinics and coaches who attend this. The difference is the people in the room. NFL coaches. D1 coordinators. Service academy staff. High school coaches who are quietly building dynasties. One conversation in that weight room can change the trajectory of your program. You cannot manufacture that online.
July is not an accident. This is the last moment before fall camp to install something new, fix something broken, and show up to August with a sharper plan than everyone you compete against. The coaches who win in November and December make decisions in July. This is one of them.
Every session in this building is hands-on. These coaches are not lecturing from slides. They are on the turf and in the weight room showing you exactly what they do with their own athletes. You are not watching a presentation. You are getting coached by some of the best in the country.
Six Super Bowl rings. Thirty-six years coaching in the NFL. The man who built the standard for offensive line play in the modern era. He is not on a screen. He is not on a podcast. He is standing in front of you at URI on July 18. That does not happen twice.
Coach Scarnecchia is one of the most decorated offensive line coaches in NFL history. He spent more than three decades with the New England Patriots, winning six Super Bowl rings and developing some of the game's most dominant offensive linemen. His standards for technique, toughness, and preparation are legendary.
The architect of the Gridiron Warrior system. Active D1 S&C Coach at URI. Leech has spent the last decade turning high school and college programs into physical, dominant football teams. This is his house.
Ryland is one of the most sought-after tackling specialists in the country. His work on contact mechanics, safe play, and in-season progression development has influenced programs at every level of the game. What he brings to URI on July 18 is not theory. It is the most practical session on physical football you will find anywhere this summer.
Kiritsy develops athletes who play under one standard: excellence under pressure. Training at the Naval Academy is not optional and it is not soft. He brings that mentality to Kingston on July 18.
Dustin opens the day on the turf. His session covers team warmups and movement prep — the engine start that sets the tone for every practice. You leave with a better plan to get your team ready for battle.
Kessel covers the hidden third of your game: punt block circuits and special teams speed. The plays most programs ignore. High-tempo, drill-based session that makes your special teams a weapon instead of a liability.
Eight hours inside an active D1 football facility. Not a hotel ballroom. The real thing.
NFL, FBS, FCS, service academy, and national coaching education. Every level of the game in one room.
Six Super Bowl rings. The standard of offensive line play from one of the greatest coaches in NFL history. This is the main draw.
All presentations are filmed and delivered to every attendee. You leave with the footage. Watch it again with your staff in August.
Eat with Dante Scarnecchia and 50+ serious football coaches. That is a network, not a meal.
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