Free intro call
Twenty minutes with the student and a parent on format, experience and goals.
Losing a round usually has nothing to do with confidence. It's a case with an unsupported link, an unanswered turn, or four minutes spent on the opponent's weakest point.
Work is on the topic you're actually debating this season, not on generic exercises.
Claim, warrant, impact: building a contention that holds together, and spotting the gap in one that doesn't.
See the programFinding real sources, cutting cards honestly, and knowing what a study does and doesn't say.
See the programFlowing accurately, choosing what to answer, weighing impacts, and questions that actually set up your speech.
See the programSpeaking clearly at speed, managing nerves, using prep time, and handling a tournament weekend.
See the programEvery case has one argument holding it up and one that collapses under pressure. Feedback finds the second.
Twenty minutes with the student and a parent on format, experience and goals.
Real resolutions, real evidence, real opponents.
Four minutes on a phone is enough to coach from.
Within 48 hours: the weak link, the missed turn, and what to redraft.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly session of drills and practice rounds with feedback.
$25/ month
A coach on your cases and your speeches every week.
$75/ month
For students on a tournament circuit with real deadlines.
$155/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Debate is unusually transferable. Reading a source critically, structuring a case, and answering the strongest objection rather than the easiest one are useful in every subject and most jobs.
We're not a school and we award nothing. We also make no promises about trophies or admissions — that's not honest, and results depend on far more than coaching.
Policy, Lincoln-Douglas, Public Forum, parliamentary and general argumentation. Tell us the format and topic on the call and we'll be specific about what we can help with.
No, and it's a good age to start. Students under 18 enroll through a parent, who books sessions and can attend any of them.
Common, and workable. Plenty of students compete independently or in online leagues, and we'll cover how to find rounds.
Debate builds genuinely useful skills, and we won't pretend to know more than that. Anyone guaranteeing admissions outcomes is misleading you.
Yes, always — for students under 18 we encourage it. Parents receive all scheduling and progress communication.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes with the student and a parent on the topic and where rounds are being lost. Free.