Mentoring10+ years mentoring & exec coaching practitioners

The conversation
that moves you forward.

Structured mentoring for practitioners at every stage, from the coach in their first staff role to the one rebuilding a department. I mentor the way I wish I'd been mentored.

What we help with

Four areas where a second brain changes the work.

We don’t run a generic “career coaching” service. Mentoring is tailored to the practitioner, your environment, your constraints, your next move.

01

Problem-solving

Taking the framework from the course and applying it to your own live challenges. Bring the case, we work it with you.

02

Performance planning & reviews

Pre-season, mid-block, post-event. The structured reflection most teams skip because it's uncomfortable.

03

Career progression

What comes next, what matters for it, and how to position yourself honestly. Not hacks, judgement.

04

Physical preparation

The technical layer: programme design review, exercise selection logic, individual athlete case review.

Individuals

For practitioners at any stage.

First job in performance, first head-of role, first time managing a team, or the hundredth time second-guessing yourself, mentoring is calibrated to where you actually are, not where we assume you should be.

Performance teams

For groups inside organisations.

Team-based mentoring works well for S&C departments, academy staff, or multi-disciplinary performance groups. Regular sessions, shared frameworks, independent feedback from outside the politics of the building.

Working through this process with someone has helped me become more aware of the areas I need to develop in. My reflections have become more specific as a result , and I've started to formulate my own formal and informal processes of reflection and feedback that actually mean something to me.
Luke PassmanHead of Performance Sciences (Academy) · Chelsea FC
Get in touch

Tell me where you are, and where you’re trying to get to.

I reply to every message within two working days. If mentoring isn't the right fit, I'll say so.