Wide receiver development

SeparationAcademy

Release. Separate. Dominate. Training that develops explosive receivers who understand how to create separation, recognize defensive leverage, and consistently execute routes.

Key development areas

Win off the line. Win the ball.

Getting open is a skill, and so is finishing the catch. Separation Academy trains both, from the stance to the sideline.

  • Stance and alignment
  • Explosive releases
  • Route-tree fundamentals
  • Advanced route running
  • Defensive leverage recognition
  • Press coverage techniques (beating a defender lined up tight at the line)
  • Acceleration and deceleration
  • Change of direction
  • Route deception
  • Catching mechanics
  • Contested catches
  • Sideline awareness
  • Quarterback timing and communication
  • Advanced football IQ

Every level

First route to varsity.

Separation Academy trains receivers at all three development levels. Where an athlete starts depends on age, experience, physical readiness and demonstrated ability.

01

Foundation

Beginner development

Learn the game. Build confidence. Develop the fundamentals.

02

Development

Intermediate training

Sharpen your technique. Understand the game. Start creating advantages.

03

Advanced

Competitive performance training

Master the details. Read the defense. Become a game-changer.

What each level focuses on →

How to train

Private or small group.

Private sessions are 75 minutes with Coach English. Small groups are 90 minutes with 4 to 6 athletes, with time for a dynamic warm-up before position work.

Private75 min · $85 single
Small group90 min · $55 per athlete
Packages4 and 8 sessions, discounted
LocationBeaverton, OR area

Parent questions

Wide receiver training questions

What does private receiver training cost?

$85 for a 75-minute 1-on-1 session with Coach English, a record-holding receiver himself. Buy 4 sessions for $300 or 8 for $560. Small groups of 4 to 6 receivers run 90 minutes at $55 per athlete.

Should my receiver bring gloves?

Receiver gloves are optional. Bring football cleats or turf shoes, athletic clothing, a full water bottle and a personal football if you have one.

Can a younger or newer receiver keep up?

Yes. Receivers train at their own level, Foundation, Development or Advanced, from first-time players through high school athletes.

What happens if we need to move a session?

Give at least 48 hours’ notice and it moves at no cost. Illness and unsafe weather are always free to move.