How To Sign A Pro Contract In 30 Days (Proven)

What if you knew exactly how to go from

an amateur footballer to signing your

first pro contract? Well, today I'm

literally going to make it so simple a

5-year-old could understand how to do

it. You see, these are the exact same

steps I took to go from a young kid in

Southern USA, Georgia, in the early

2000s, when soccer wasn't even a real

sport, bouncing around from local

amateur club to local amateur club, to

literally signing at La Liga side RCD

Mallorca in a top five European football

country in Spain. This is a true and

proven system that has helped me and

hundreds of other footballers go from

average footballers in small countries

like the Cayman Islands to attracting

the biggest clubs in the states and

playing three years up on their under-20

national team, just like my student

Ajani. Or like Gaetano, who is a

Canadian footballer who signed his first

contract in Italy within a year of

following the same exact steps that I'm

about to [music] share with you. Or like

my student Caleb, who is a 9-year-old

footballer who has attracted [music]

every single MLS pro academy in

California within a few months of

following these exact [music] steps.

Before I even talk about the steps, I

need to remind you that these results

are not guaranteed, but the system

behind it is 100% real. If you love this

beautiful game [music] and want to be

the friend in the group that improves

the fastest and become a fearless, fast,

strong, and technical baller,

if you want the confidence and trust

from your coach, want your parents to

feel like they aren't wasting money on

you,

>> [music]

>> and you want to finally be the baller

that everyone on social media looks up

to, then this video is for you. By the

end of this video, you'll understand the

five layers that separate [music]

players who actually move up from

players who stay stuck. And for the

ballers who watch all the way to the

end, I'll be giving you my dribbling

guide for free alongside a nice gift.

And if learning exactly how to sign your

first pro contract, getting a free

dribbling guide to get you started

[music] immediately, and having the

opportunity of a lifetime isn't enough

to make you sit still for a few minutes,

then to be honest, I don't know if

becoming a footballer [music] is

actually for you. We've all heard of the

term late bloomer, and if you haven't,

you are about to learn exactly what that

[music] means. I was the definition of a

late bloomer, meaning I had a lot of

potential, I had what it took to become

a good player, but I just couldn't

figure out how to bring out the best of

me until a later age. Many of the kids I

grew up with were moving up levels, and

many of them were working with expensive

personal trainers who my parents just

didn't have [music] the money or the

knowledge to even get on with. So, I was

just late. It was embarrassing because I

was the [music] one in the friend group

who was developing the slowest and just

figuring out how things worked much

later than the other players. [music] I

tried to do some extra work outside of

team training, but it never made the

difference. I would kick the ball on

goal since I played striker, but I

couldn't score many goals. My coach at

the time actually moved me to fullback

since I wasn't doing the job as a

striker. This was one of the most

difficult times of my life because I

knew football only came around once, and

if I didn't do it, I was going to have

to do something else with my life. I was

at my breaking point until I discovered

the actual method I learned all the pros

used to reach the pro level. And

immediately, I started noticing the

difference. At first, it was small. My

first touch became sharper. When I was

playing, I wasn't getting as tired. And

I stopped caring about what my teammates

were shouting at me during the practice

or during the game. [music] I really

noticed a jolt in my confidence.

After the confidence jolt, my

performances in games started showing

up. Within a few months, I started to

stand out in games and was no longer the

player on the [music] bench. I was the

player starting, even playing out of the

position that I wanted to.

>> [music]

>> That's when my friends at school started

asking me, "What are you actually doing,

Joe?" because they saw the difference in

pickup games. And my teammates at my

club also started wondering. They knew I

was doing individual training outside of

team training, but they actually wanted

specifics. By that time, [music] that's

when the first opportunity came. At 15,

since I was one of the players

consistently standing out on my club

team, I was one one players chosen to go

to England to compete against [music]

clubs like Manchester City, Blackpool,

and a few others. That's where the agent

who would take me to Spain [music] at 18

found me. This all happened within a

year of starting this new training

system. I wasn't able [music] to sign at

any pro academies in the UK because of

visa issues, but the time there would

definitely prove valuable because that's

where I found a British agent who

represented huge players, [music]

players competing in the Premier League,

La Liga, Bundesliga, and competing at

national levels. After I came back to

the States, [music] I continued with the

system of training, working on my game

from all sides. And at 17, I had secured

multiple full ride scholarships in the

States and had multiple pro trials lined

up in Europe. And I finally landed in

RCD Mallorca, Spain, competing [music]

against players like Marco Asensio and

getting the opportunity to learn and

play with the best. This system I'm

about to explain [music] to you was the

game-changer for me. So, let's break

down the five layers that separates

[music] players who actually make it and

those who stay stuck exactly where they

are. [music] Layer one is all about

knowing your real level.

Because if you don't [music] know where

you are, you have no chance of leveling

up. The biggest misconception

>> [music]

>> is that there are millions of different

skills in the game of football, but

that's not the case.

There are a set of skills in the game of

football that if [music] you identify

them early, you can know when they're

not up to par with where they should be.

And then, you can improve [music] them.

Layer one is about knowing these skills

and knowing exactly where you are at.

These things are your technical skills,

how you pass the ball, [music] how you

dribble, how you shoot, and the skills

you have in game. Your physical

abilities, how strong you are on the

ball, how fast you are, how your stamina

is, and how your agility is. Your mental

skills, the mindset, self-image, and

confidence you carry as an athlete and

as a person. And your tactical and

football IQ, knowing exactly where to be

and why on the field. And knowing what

level you are at in order to secure

higher level opportunities. For example,

in Georgia, USA, you will find select

level, ECNL, MLS Next, and so on. These

are the levels of leagues in the states.

So, in order to move up and secure

opportunities, you need to understand

them. Once you know where you are at

with your technical skills, physical

[music] body, mental game, and tactical

game, you can move to layer two, which

is all about developing these five

important [music] things. This means

being able to do whatever you want with

the ball effortlessly. Basically, with

your right foot, left foot, and so on to

cover the technical side of your game.

It means being extremely fit, strong,

and explosive as an athlete to cover the

physical side of the game.

>> [music]

>> It means having a strong aura about

yourself and a confidence about yourself

in order to cover the mental part of

your game. And it means understanding

exactly [music] where you are supposed

to be on the field and why. This will

help you step out of the lower leagues

that you may be in now

>> [music]

>> and push to the higher level leagues in

your city. A lot of young players make

so many different mistakes. They

overthink their [music] game and worry

about what others are thinking. They

feel pressured, so they have a bad

touch. They are worried and scared

before game time [music] because they

are simply lacking in layer two, which

means they haven't developed themselves

enough. So, they don't have that strong

foundation to step in [music] and be

like, "I'm that guy." Or, "I'm that

girl." And it's as simple as that. So,

what I would do to fix this is spend

more time at the field on your own with

the ball. I would do more mental work so

that you can carry yourself with more

confidence. [music]

I'd a player in your position at the

highest level and watch what they do.

Now, another really important part of

[music] layer two is not just doing

random drills and calling it a day.

Today, you kick the ball on goal.

Tomorrow, you do a few runs. The

following day, you dribble a few cones.

This is not how you develop as a player.

You need to make sure that you're

working with progressive workload

[music] where you slowly increase the

difficulty of your sessions, slowly

increase the reps, [music] and slowly

make it harder and harder for you as a

player so that you force yourself to

adapt [music] to the new training

stimulus. You see, players are not

really short on effort these days.

Everyone [music] understands you need to

work hard, but they aren't actually

progressing, and that's the problem. And

I learned this the hard way. When I was

younger, I remember I used to watch

people creating football training

content for the very first [music] time.

I would try it, and then the next day I

would try something else from a

different creator. [music]

And it would just end up overlapping,

being completely random, and not

progressing me anywhere. I literally

wasted years of time doing random

training and thought I was improving,

but I wasn't. If you are seriously going

to the field and just kicking the ball

around, chasing it down, going again,

kicking it, and then calling it a day,

you were just repeating the same exact

mistakes that I did. There has to be a

method and a system behind [music]

everything that you do in your life, or

you are going to walk around aimlessly.

It's why if you sit back and look at

anything in the world, even a video game

for example, there is a system to

everything.

>> [music]

>> You can't just do whatever you want and

expect it to work. And this is exactly

what Christian did. He saw where he

needed to improve [music]

and train, and then he spent time

outside of team training doing it.

Spending hours with the ball, working on

specific mental techniques while in the

comfort of his bed. Scheduling time to

sit down and [music] watch pro matches

of the player he found he identifies

with. And it's what led him to getting

his first call-up with the El Salvador

national team within a few months of

joining Forge. Now, [music]

before I move on to layer three, we have

to understand that the foundation layer

two creates is not enough. It's not just

about continuing to train [music] the

same way, and you automatically

transport to the highest level. It's

about making sure that you stand out

[music] where you are so that then you

can move on to the next level. And you

stand out when you find your secret

sauce. That thing that only you can do,

[music] and that you can do easily.

For example, for a For a

it might be your [music] ability to hold

the ball up.

That you are just so physically strong

that defenders just bounce right off of

you and they [music] can't get the ball.

Or it could be your lethal through

passes as a midfielder. Your vision is

your secret sauce and that's exactly

what makes you stand [music] out. Not

being decent at all the foundational

skills we trained in layer two. So

[music] after you understand the

importance of your secret sauce, that

leads us to layer three.

Layer three comes into play because we

have to make what we learned in layer

two,

all the foundational work, show up in

real games. [music]

Because there is no point in showing up

to the pitch all alone and being the

[music] best player. But then you can't

do it when match day comes around. So

layer three is all about [music] making

sure the work you are doing is

transitioning into real games and that

your secret sauce [music] actually

shows. The game is going to be different

than training because the pressure is

different in game. Your coaches will be

there, your teammates will be there, and

they will be expecting real results from

you.

This can affect a player [music] who

hasn't battle tested their skills. For

example, if your weak foot is good in

individual training, [music]

but you are scared to use it in games,

it means we still haven't reached that

point of development where we can trust

it in real games. Layer three is making

sure that what you were learning in

individual training [music]

transitions to team training in front of

the coaches, the scouts, and those who

can secure further [music]

opportunities. And look, I know that it

can be really hard to sit there and

watch players like Lamine Yamal, Jobe

Bellingham, who's Jude Bellingham's

brother, Max Dowin, who is the youngest

player ever to play Champions League at

the age of 15, or players like Cavan

Sullivan, who made his playing debut at

Philadelphia Union at 14 years old, do

the things that you always dreamed

about. To see such young players living

your dream life. I remember I was just

your age and saw players signing to pro

academies, making their debuts, and I

just felt completely left out.

I started to feel like it was getting

too late for me, even in my early teens.

It's completely normal to feel pain,

doubt, [music] and worry when you see

others ahead of you.

But I need you to remember that everyone

has their own path,

>> [music]

>> and comparison isn't going to help you

be where you want to be any faster. It's

only going to make you feel worse.

And if you truly make that belief shift,

that man, if I actually start training

the right way, if I actually start

eating well, if I actually start

thinking how these players are thinking,

I am not late. I am actually right on

time. And that's exactly what I told

Anthony,

who was working extremely hard, but it

just wasn't transitioning into matches.

But once it clicked for him, he secured

his MLS Next Homegrown offer, literally

moving up to the highest level of youth

soccer [music] in the USA. And that

leads me to layer four, which is all

about upgrading your playing

environment. Once you start actually

seeing what your individual training can

actually [music] do,

you're going to feel sharper on the

ball, faster and more explosive as an

athlete. [music]

The game at the level you are currently

playing at will 100% become too easy for

you. You are going to actively go out

and find better teams [music] and better

leagues with better players, where the

game is faster, more technical, and more

tactical.

Competition will force you to grow.

>> [music]

>> And when you actually adopt the correct

thinking patterns, you will not look at

competition as a bad thing. You will

actually be so thankful to finally find

real competitors. Have you ever looked

at players competing in Champions League

or Premier [music] League and asked,

"How do they not feel intimidated by the

spotlight?" Let's say it's a World Cup

final, for example. [music] How do

players like Kylian Mbappé actually

bring their level up and perform like

absolute [music] beasts when they're

playing against Argentina and the best

player in the world, Lionel Messi?

He's the [music] come-up kid, but how

can he actually show off and bring his

level up on the world's biggest stages?

It's because he has the correct mindset,

>> [music]

>> and you will too when you start thinking

right. You will go out and chase the

better environments to be in, and

thankfully, it's the route [music] you

have to go. Yogev really needed help

with this.

He was really the highest level player

on his team and the league he was

playing in [music] was not improving him

as a player any longer.

So, I advised him to push for the

limits, reach out [music] to the biggest

clubs in his area, and within a few

months, Yogev left a smaller league in

the states and secured a spot on an ECNL

team, which is one of the highest levels

of youth soccer in the states.

You see, it was time for him to move on

from the team he was on,

even if he was comfortable there, had

friends, or had teammates that he really

liked. He needed to be stretched to push

to a higher level. And this leads me

into the final layer.

Layer five is all about securing the big

opportunities that you want.

This is when you reach the point where

you are so good at what you do that your

next step is talking to your coach,

finding contacts at pro academies or pro

clubs, and actively going out and

working on getting trials.

Because in layer five, opportunities

[music] have to be pursued.

You don't sit back and passively wait

for them to come to you.

So, making sure you have a really good

Instagram account [music] that talks

about when your next games are,

highlights of your performances, and

where you're going to be so that coaches

can track you and your development is

really important. Another part that is

so important is knowing how to properly

write emails to coaches

>> [music]

>> so you are open to getting

opportunities.

So, before I move on to one of the most

important secrets [music] of all, I want

to recap all the five layers we

discussed.

First is making sure you understand your

level.

If you don't know where you are, there's

no way [music] you can move up from

there. Layer two is building your

development system so that you can start

actively improving the areas we talked

about. Technical,

physical,

>> [music]

>> mental, tactical.

Layer three is making sure to find your

secret sauce and then making sure it

shows up in real games.

Because what is the point in just

training individually if it never shows

up? And this is exactly what my student

Gia did when she found out her secret

sauce is her [music] speed. And her

coach moved her from a center back to a

striker, where she started scoring tons

of goals and drawing early attention

from college coaches in the highest

level of youth soccer for girls in the

US, which is ECNL.

She went from sitting in the defense,

wasting her abilities, to making a shift

after finding her secret sauce.

Starting in the [music] attack, scoring

goals, and making her talent show up in

real games. Layer [music] four is

upgrading your environment and moving up

from where you are in the comfort of the

league you are in to finding better

players, better [music] teams, better

coaching, and a better environment. And

finally, layer five was actively

pursuing opportunities

>> [music]

>> and not waiting for them to find you.

Now, if you try to do this on your own,

[music] you're going to literally spend

the same months and years going through

exactly the same mistakes that [music] I

did. Trying to figure out if this works

or if this works. And to be honest with

you, the reality of football is this.

It's a really tiny window.

My grandma or grandpa [laughter] can't

decide today [music] to play football.

You are only young once. I've had a full

career and I'm at the end of it now. I

wish that what I know now, I could take

back and be 17 again, but I can't. The

window is small.

So, you really have two options at this

point. You can take all the information

I just provided you, go through each of

the layers one by one, struggle, make

the same exact mistakes I made, maybe

get lucky or maybe get unlucky with an

injury or something like this, waste

years of your career, lose progress, and

even have a higher chance of quitting

the beautiful game.

Or you could join a literal complete

development system that walks you

through all the problems you'll ever

face on your journey to becoming a

footballer. I will walk right beside you

through it all, so you don't make the

same exact mistakes that I made. You

won't make the wrong turns, and so that

we can overcome the problems of football

together.

Forge is more than just an online course

or something [music] like this.

You You to think of Forge as an online

professional academy, a platform for you

to develop as a player, covering all of

the key points that we [music] talked

about in layer two. Forge is a community

of footballers who are all reaching for

the stars, and they have the exact

system to do it.

>> [music]

>> Forge is the perfect environment for a

serious footballer to develop, to learn

from someone who has actually been to

the trenches of the [music] game and

made it out on top. This online training

platform is broken down into six

pillars.

The first is the training programs.

[music]

Forge contains a complete system of

training programs, and exactly the

system that I followed, covering all the

major topics I discussed earlier, so

[music] that you can master the

fundamentals of the game.

You see, remember how I talked about

there not being a million [music]

different things you need to improve in

order to be a footballer? Every single

one of the things you need is inside of

my training programs in an organized,

clean format, so that you can train on

your own outside of team training.

[music]

Yair learned this quickly upon joining

the program. He could barely juggle 10

times, and within a few weeks, Yair was

able to juggle over 100 times [music]

multiple times per session. Meaning

Yair's first touch and confidence on the

ball, especially in game, was [music]

going to be improved. The second pillar

is mentorship. Clarity, direction,

[music] and confidence to know exactly

what to do next. I believe every player

needs guidance along the way.

>> [music]

>> So, inside of Forge, you get to talk

face-to-face with me in our community

calls twice per month. Where players and

parents [music] can get guidance on the

do's and don'ts of football, because one

wrong turn can mean years [music] of

time wasted and potential ruin. Yair is

a player from Israel, and he's aiming to

be a pro and then to move into Europe as

[music] soon as possible. But, Yair

struggled early on with muscle injuries

and little aches and pains here and

there. So, he was [music] really engaged

in the coaching calls, making sure that

he was doing the right things to make

sure he not only recovered from injury,

but was actually strengthening his body

in the right [music] way, training right

and recovering properly to overcome

these challenges that every single

player faces. Pillar three is all about

structure. This means killing off random

training drills once and for all. You

know exactly how to train around team

training and matches with programs

organized to progress you cleanly over

time. Pillar four is our community. This

is our family because environment is

everything. You are going to get 24/7

access to the community chatting with

other pro footballers, semi-pro

footballers, and other aspiring young

footballers who are pushing to be the

best that they can be. Malik was

[clears throat] a player who joined and

immediately fell in love with the

community.

He would spend time talking with other

players, making sure that he was

training right and feeling his body

properly.

>> [music]

>> And he is now headed towards bigger

things in his city. Now, pillar five is

what I call the mental game

>> [music]

>> and it's all about mindset training,

confidence, calmness under pressure, and

composure. Inside Forge, there are over

20 topics covered on the mental side of

the game so that you know exactly how to

think just like the best in the world. I

learned from world-leading sports

psychologists [music]

and I pour out exactly what I learned

from all of them into my students. And

inside the mental game portion of Forge,

you will get [music] access to an elite

catalog of tactical training videos

where I teach you everything I know

about football IQ and positioning. And I

help you improve your decision-making.

Junior is a player who is pushing for a

division one pro academy in the

Netherlands. So, he will be competing

against clubs like PSV, Ajax, [music]

and so on. When he joined, his

confidence was really struggling and he

didn't even know if he's going to make

it into the team. But after going

through the confidence training series

within Forge, not only did he make his

academy team in the Netherlands, he has

won player of the match four times

[music] and is developing at a

frightening pace. I am sure that he will

attract the Dutch club giants soon. And

finally, pillar six covers the nutrition

side [music] of the game, building

muscle, having the six-pack abs that you

see Ronaldo have, with our own

in-platform sports nutritionist,

teaching the players what to eat, drink,

[music] and how to fuel their bodies in

and around matches, as well as team

trainings. Edo is an Australian player

who is struggling with feeling fatigued

even before half time. So, he spoke with

our nutritionist [music] about how to

feel better before games and at half

time, and then he quickly noticed the

difference.

>> [music]

>> This led to more minutes in the game and

helped him stand out so he can reach

into the bigger Australian leagues.

On top of the six pillars [music] of

Forge, there are major bonuses that are

included for my students.

Bonus number one is the trial day guide.

[music]

So, a player knows exactly how to

approach trial day so they are oozing

with confidence, feeling [music] fresh

and fit, and technically sharp.

Bonus number two is nature for

footballers, which is a complete guide

on using [music] natural things like the

sun, grounding, red light therapy, and

more in order to recover like a pro

footballer.

>> [music]

>> You know all of those secret recovery

tricks you see the pros doing? I reveal

them to you inside.

Bonus number three is the random sound

generator and random number generator

tools that enable our players to do more

advanced trainings and teach things like

anticipation and change of tempo. Bonus

number four is a state-of-the-art injury

prevention program designed by

physiotherapist at Champions League

giant Club Brugge. So, you can recover

from injury if you have one and prevent

these injuries in the first place. It's

all mapped out for our players. Bonus

number five is designed by our

in-platform nutritionist and [music]

it's clean meal examples and a fuel

guide on exactly how to fuel your body

before match,

>> [music]

>> at half time, after the game, and in

between games on the weekend. No matter

if you have a game in the morning,

[music] afternoon, or at night. Bonus

number six is what I call the secret

[music]

and it's all the things I've learned

about the nervous system states and how

we can hack the nervous system in order

to boost [music] a player's performance.

Bonus number seven is our Elite Weekly

Blueprint, [music] which is an

educational document on formulating the

perfect training week backed by science

and my experience playing football at

the highest levels in Europe. It teaches

you how to manage your time [music] so

that you're not always busy, how to

train around work, school, or team

training, and how to ensure maximum

development without burning out. Bonus

number eight is our massive community of

ballers [music] who are all doing the

same thing and reaching towards the same

goal. This is the student community and

it's where everyone works together to

make each other better. This is also

where I and my team are able to critique

players' [music] training sessions via

videos, look over highlights to help

players improve their decision-making,

>> [music]

>> and on top of that, we have a dedicated

study room where players can compare

notes from all the mental videos. This

is one of my favorite places to be

[music] during the day so that I can

support players and hold everyone

accountable. The thing that really

separates us from other online training

programs in the space [music]

is that you're getting direct coaching

calls from me twice per [music] month.

You're getting a tight-knit community

where actual pros spend [music] time

chatting and talking with you on a daily

basis.

In other communities, you are kind of

sold on joining and then the creator of

the program never [music] talks to you

again. That's not what happens inside of

Forge. We have a dedicated team

alongside me that is inside talking and

chatting with players and guiding

everyone on the daily. Most players

purchase hyped-up programs

>> [music]

>> and never see results because yeah, they

work hard, but they don't know what to

adjust [music] and when. And that is

what is different about Forge. So, real

quick, let's recap everything you're

getting. The six pillars of Forge,

eight exclusive bonuses, and an active

and serious community of ballers [music]

who want the best for you. And so, the

question now is, how much would it be

worth to finally step into the game and

be oozing with real confidence?

How much would it be worth to you to

sign the pro contract? Make your parents

and family proud. How much would it be

worth to sign the scholarship to your

dream school in the states and get a

great education? And now ask yourself

the question,

where else are you going to get

something like this?

An all-in-one development program that

is actually created by a European pro

footballer who has competed at the

highest levels of football.

So that you actually know that he has

been where you want to be and has gone

where you want to go.

You aren't going to get that with a top

personal trainer. That will cost

thousands per month just to train with

them enough to see any long-term

development. And you aren't going to

just work with a speed coach and develop

your speed [music] and acceleration, but

miss out on all the other important

parts of being a footballer just to pay

them tens of thousands of dollars per

year.

A sports psychologist, a nutritionist?

Not only is it going to cost tens of

thousands, even $20,000 or more per

year. And at the end of the day, you're

just going to be getting [music]

fragmented help. Now normally, I have

Forge priced at $397 [music]

for everything. And I charge an

additional $75 per student inside of

Forge [music] for the Elite Weekly

Blueprint. But since you stuck around

and watched the full masterclass video,

I am giving you this price [music]

exclusively for the players and parents

who watched this. I am offering it to

you 50% off forever, which means you

have access [music] to my programs for

life at half the price.

That is my special gift to you for

sticking around to the very end of the

video. Now, this offer ends very soon

and it's not going to be like this

forever. So if you're considering

joining, I would do it quickly. And if

you aren't [music] feeling completely

comfortable yet, I'm also going to throw

this in.

You're going to receive a 30-day 100%

money-back guarantee [music] for the

players who join. No questions asked and

no requirements. If you don't like the

program after joining, [music] ask for

your money back. It's that simple. I do

this because I know that once you join,

you will [music] realize that the

cheaper than a pair of original football

boots, you have the exact blueprint to

be the best footballer that you can be.

Forge is completely [music] different

than anything else on the market. Forge

is exactly what the name is. It is about

forging better footballers and better

people.

Because [music] we are not shaped by the

good times or the times that you're in

the starting 11 or that you're on cloud

nine.

>> [music]

>> You are shaped by the injuries, the

setbacks, the lack of confidence,

>> [music]

>> and then deciding to push through

anyways. Because you are forged by fire

and shaped into the weapon that you are

supposed to be. [music] There's a very

small window of your life to be a

footballer and in life to do great

things.

Opportunity doesn't always show up. So,

when it does, you have to be [music] the

person to grab life by the horns and run

with it. There are two players who are

watching this now. The one who will do

nothing with what they just heard.

They will say, "I got this. You know, I

can do this on my own."

And you may be right, but most of the

time it leads to more random training,

moving closer to giving up, and just

more setbacks.

And then there's that player who is

inspired and on fire for their dream

after hearing this.

>> [music]

>> They are the one who takes action today

and are completely different people and

players 3 months down the road. Because

I can guarantee there will be more pro

footballers. I am building [music] them

as we speak.

The question is, will you sit on the

sidelines and watch more players live

your dream or will you take action? Be

the player who has unshakable

confidence, a physical fit body, and

[music] an extremely sharp technical

ability. The one who grows under

pressure and doesn't crack. So, if

you're ready to join, click down below

to open the description and join Forge.

I'll see you inside.