Help Training Son (only has one eye)

I lost vision in one eye at an early age, no depth perception since. Never affected me in basketball or football but catching a deep pass would be difficult. Baseball was a no go for me. Hutch Gonzales works with kids in Franklinton and I highly recommend him.

He can definitely help with strength and athleticism. Vision should not be a problem for a lineman. Also, don’t know what school or how attached your son is, but I’ve known dozens of kids to transfer to smaller(usually private) schools just for the chance to play sports that have really flourished. There are many small schools that don’t ’cut’ any kids.

I don’t know how to privately send you my contact info, but I’d like to talk to you about his injury and some of my experiences dealing with it

A guy I went to LSU with does personal training for young athletes on the northshore, hes also a coach at Lake Castle. Look up No.2 Sports Performance on facebook.

Good Luck to your son!

Thank you

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First get the kid out of scouts for christ sakes it is a breeding ground for homosexuals and homosexuality.
Use the one eye thing as a motivator. This is your Marv Marinovich, Joseph Jackson, Cus D'Amato, Earl Woods, Floyd Mayweather Sr., etc. moment to be a creator and innovator of one of the most destructive forces ever seen on a Middle School or High School football field.
First, you need to teach him how to fight and defend that eye because inevitably he is going to have to that it is just reality. Second start feeding this kid grass fed beef, steaks, eggs, bacon, eggs, some chicken and have hm using creatine, a clean whey isolate protein (three shakes a day) morning - afternoon - night time before bed. Get him in a weight room asap. doing the basic movements at first nothing fancy incline bench, squats, power cleans, and deadlift etc. I'd also get a heavy bag to hang in the garage or basement along with some bag gloves and have him beat the shite out of it working on simple combinations at first make him do 3 or 4 rounds on the bag and make sure he is using intensity and getting leverage from his waist, hips, and legs into the punches. This will teach him discipline. I also would look for a coach specifically focused on the Offensive or Defensive line as even with one eye he can excel there. You have a great opportunity here to mold this kid into a beast. Use it. Don't be scared to be a taskmaster, Don't be scared to push him. Do not be scared to intimidate him when needed. This all can and will pay huge dividends in the future if you do this correctly.

Coach Tracy in Mandeville off Hwy 59 / north of 12.

Good coach. But not for everyone. Has edginess that will cure Gen Z, but soft parents don’t like him.

Where is he operating out of ? Email address or anything like that?