Receiver training to get open and finish.
Releases, route running and hands, coached one-on-one so receivers win their matchups and catch everything thrown their way.
Coach Zac Saleski played professionally in the Arena League and the CFL. Today he coaches back-to-back national champion Ohio State Club Football and was named NCFA Assistant Coach of the Year.
What we work on
Every session starts with where your receiver is now and builds the details that separate starters from backups.
Stance and release
A fast, balanced stance and releases that beat press coverage off the line.
Route running
Stems, sharp breaks without rounding off, and tempo that keeps defensive backs guessing.
Hands and catching
Hand position, tracking the deep ball and finishing catches through contact.
Creating separation
Using leverage, setting up defenders and double moves to get open late.
After the catch
Securing the ball, getting upfield and stalk blocking on run plays.
Film review
Break down game film to find the habits costing catches and build a plan to fix them.
Who it's for
From young receivers learning routes to varsity players chasing college offers.
- Youth and middle school receivers building good habits early
- High school receivers and tight ends competing for snaps
- Receivers preparing for camps, combines and college evaluations
- Athletes moving to receiver from another position
Where we train
Olentangy Orange High School
2840 E. Orange Road
Lewis Center, OH 43035
Serving Columbus, Lewis Center, Westerville, Dublin, Powell and Delaware. Get directions
Sessions and prices
60-minute sessions, paid at booking. Packs are the best value for steady progress.
10-session pack
$500 / 10 sessions
$50 a session with a full development plan, film review and a mid-pack check-in.
Buy 10-packGroup session
$30 / athlete
Bring your quarterback or teammates. Up to 6 athletes working together.
Book groupSee all options, including the 5-session pack, on the pricing page.
Receiver questions
Does my receiver need to bring a quarterback?
No. The coach throws during private sessions. You are welcome to bring a quarterback in a group session.
Do you train tight ends?
Yes. Tight ends work on releases, routes and catching plus the blocking side of the position.
My receiver is fast but drops passes. Can you help?
Yes. Drops usually come from hand position, eye discipline and running before the catch, and all of those can be fixed with focused reps.
Can you help my receiver get recruited?
Yes. See recruiting services for consultations and ongoing guidance.
Get open. Catch everything.
Book a session and start building the routes and hands that earn targets.
Other positions: Quarterback, Running back, Offensive line, Defensive line, Linebacker, Defensive back. Training near you: Lewis Center, Westerville, Dublin.