For parents

What To Look For In
An Offensive Line Coach.

Parents can compare offensive line coaches on a short list of facts. Who is on the grass. Whether the first hour is private. Whether the pitch is technique or recruiting. Whether prices and cancellation rules are written down before anyone pays.

Ask who actually teaches

If the answer is a staff, a rotating assistant, or “it depends who is available,” that is a different product than one coach. Tyler Polumbus coaches every session. He played eight NFL seasons, 112 games, and won Super Bowl 50. He played at Cherry Creek High School and the University of Colorado, has coached at Valor High School, and has mentored players preparing for the NFL Combine.

Ask what the first purchase is

Here it is a $175 private hour. Groups, film review, and team clinics are not the front door. A program that sells a group or a camp as the first click is asking you to place an athlete Tyler would not place without seeing him.

Ask what they will not claim

This site does not publish fake reviews, invented athlete counts, or a recruiting-coordinator promise. Playing time and college placement are decisions other people make. What Tyler can do is teach stance, feet, hands, leverage, and recognition, then say whether more work is worth the family’s money.

Ask where it happens and who travels

Training is based in Parker and Castle Rock, Colorado. The exact field is given at booking. Athletes travel to Tyler. If a coach will not say who teaches, what the first hour costs, or when they will tell you to stop, keep looking.

About Tyler·The initial session·All resources

Every athlete starts with the $175 initial private session.