Proven Development System. Real Results.
Linemen Developed to the College Level Since 2021
11
DIVISION I
14
DIVISION II
6
DIVISION III
These numbers represent athletes who have trained consistently within our system—not athletes who attended an occaisonal training session.
These athletes committed to the process and dedicated themselves to consistent training, structure, and development over hundreds of training sessions.
PLAYER TESTIMONIAL
Hear what training at The OH Line Academy meant to Gavin Rohrs.
DEVELOPMENT IS A PROCESS
There are no shortcuts to becoming a better football player. Development requires consistent work over time, with an emphasis on fundamentals, details, coaching, correction, and continual improvement.
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Athletes need opportunities to compete, make mistakes, identify weaknesses, receive coaching, and apply corrections. That process repeats throughout an athlete's development as the level of competition continues to increase.
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At The OH Line Academy, the goal is not to chase short-term results. It is to help athletes commit to the process required to continually improve and maximize their potential.
BUILT ON BIG TEN PRINCIPLES
DEVELOP THE COMPLETE LINEMAN
Our development philosophy was shaped by the experiences of our coaches who were developed inside successful Big Ten football programs.
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What happens at that level isn't built around secret drills or shortcuts. Players are expected to master fundamentals, pay attention to details, compete, accept coaching, critically evaluate their performance, correct deficiencies, and consistently put in the work.
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Those principles shape the standards we establish and the way we develop athletes at The OH Line Academy.
We don't approach development as a series of individual workouts, lifts, or random drill work. Every training session is one part of a larger program with a purposeful progression. Everything we do has a reason and is aimed at continually moving the athlete forward.
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That philosophy extends beyond technique. Complete linemen learn how to work, lead, compete, prepare, accept coaching, evaluate their performance, and respond to adversity.
These are the habits and standards our coaches experienced as Big Ten athletes, and they shape every part of The OH Line Academy development system.
"If you want to be a champion, get it in your mind right now that you're going to train and play as hard as you can, and ain't nothing or nobody thats going to stop you, and may God help whoever gets in your way."
-Late Coach Ed Thomas
Aplington-Parkersburg HS
Need some help? Have some questions?
We recommend new athletes and their parents schedule a consult call before signing up for training. Although not required, this call is always a great opportunity to ask any questions and learn more about our programs before signing up for training.