Jibril R.

Beverly Hills High School Football Coach, Quarterback Combine (personal Quarterback and speed coach), Beverly Hills High School Track & field Coach, Wild-wood High School/Middle School Track and field coach

Former University of California Los Angeles Football Player Earned four letters in football for coach Carter Paysinger at Beverly Hills, CA High School … Four-year starter in high school … He was the first freshman ever to start in a varsity football game at his school … PrepStar All-American (No. 4 defensive back in West) … Rated nation’s No. 8 safety by FoxStudentSports.com … Rated nation’s No. 9 safety by Rivals.com … Tom Lemming All-American and All-West (No. 26 prospect) … USA Today/Max Emfinger Top 125 and No. 4 strong safety … SuperPrep All-American (No. 29 defensive back) … PrepStar Super 30 All-Western Region (No. 30 prospect) … SuperPrep All-Far West/California (No. 15 prospect) … One of four “10s” on Long Beach Press-Telegram’s Best in the West … Las Vegas Sun Super 11 second team … First-team All-State (Cal-Hi Sports) … All-CIF-SS Division III … Selected L.A. Times All-South Bay/Westside as a defensive back … Selected to play in the National Shrine Game in Texas, the California/ Texas Shrine game and in the CaliFlorida All-Star game … As a senior, he was named team MVP after making 86 tackles … Caused six fumbles and recovered three, one for a touchdown … Blocked two punts … Also made 32 receptions for 450 yards and eight touchdowns … Pre-season SuperPrep All-American (No. 20 defensive back in nation and No. 24 prospect in Far West) … Named first-team all-Bay League following both his junior and senior seasons … Also participated in track with bests of 47.6 in the 400 meters, 21.9 in the 200 meters and 10.9 in the 100 meters … Ran four seasons of track for coach Howard Edelman and was named all-league three times … Selected all-Southern Section in track in 1999 and 2000 … Also played a season of basketball for coach John Newman.

instructs in detail and speed on how to master your position. repetitions to fine tune and "polish" the athlete. Coach makes it a point to break bad habits and get a competitive mind set. Getting a competitive edge, learning your positions, exchanges
perfect with speed and grace. Session days are flexible. The benefit to have sessions back to back is strongly
recommended. More reps, the better in latters, cones, foot work, agility, coordination, Balance, conditioning, and most important learning football IQ.