Youth Quarterback Training

Why Old School Quarterbacks

The journey of becoming an ELITE quarterback can be filled with questions and uncertainty for both players and their parents.

At Old School Quarterbacks, we understand these challenges and are here to guide your son to success.

Many young quarterbacks and their parents face the same concerns:

How often should we practice throwing and footwork?
What basic skills should we focus on at his age?
Are there specific drills that are effective for young QBs?
How can we ensure he is practicing proper technique to avoid bad habits?
What kind of strength and conditioning should he be doing?
How do we balance practice with school and other activities?
How can we help him handle the pressure and mental aspects of being a quarterback?
What should we do if he gets discouraged or hits a plateau in his progress?
How do we ensure he stays injury-free while training intensively?

How OSQB Helps

Expert Guidance: Our coaches are passionate about developing young athletes into exceptional quarterbacks and leaders, both on and off the field. We provide detailed instruction on the fundamentals and mechanics necessary for success.
Continuous Improvement: Our coaching philosophy focuses on continuous improvement and self-correction. We work with your son to ensure he develops a deep understanding of the game and his role in it, instilling the ability to self-correct and refine his skills constantly.
Real-Game Scenarios: By simulating real-game scenarios, we prepare your son to act decisively and confidently, ensuring he is never caught off guard. This approach helps him build mental maps that are crucial for his success.

Your Quarterback Coaches

Josh Neiswander

President of Old School Quarterbacks
15 years experience in both playing and coaching quarterbacks at professional levels
Played QB in the CFL for the Montreal Alouettes
All-time leading passer in school history at Angelo State University
Former QB coach for the XFL’s San Antonio Brahmas
Former QB coach for the XFL’s Tampa Bay Vipers

Brad Frazier

Founded Old School Sports Institute & Old School Quarterbacks in 2003
Brad Frazier is the CEO of these organizations
Has scripted 22 NFL Pro Days and run 14 of them, including for Texas Tech, TCU, SMU, UTEP, SFA, and Abilene Christian
Mentors professional, collegiate, high-school, and younger quarterbacks
Focuses on individual tutelage and technique analysis for quarterbacks
Training style develops leadership and decision-making skills for on and off the field
Played football at Howard Payne University and Texas A&M before a career-ending injury
Served as quarterback coach for IFL’s Frisco Thunder, leading the team to top rankings in offense and overall performance in 2007 and 2008

How to Get Started

1. Complete Your OSQB Application

Begin your journey by filling out our comprehensive application form. This helps us understand your background, goals, and current skill level, ensuring we tailor our training to meet your specific needs.

2. Phone Consultation with Coach Frazier

After submitting your application, Coach Frazier will contact you within 24 hours. This call will provide an opportunity to discuss your aspirations, answer any questions, and outline the next steps in your training journey.

3. First 2 Private Sessions

The first 2 sessions are private to determine readiness for group training, which matches QBs by age and talent. Group sessions drive high performance through competition. Private sessions identify and improve Areas of Improvement (AOI) using video analysis, focusing on mechanics and fundamentals essential for success.

Youth Quarterback Application

We are very excited for the opportunity to work with you at Old School Quarterbacks! Please complete the application below. You can expect a phone call or text from Coach Frazier or Coach Neiswander within 24 hours of submitting your application.

Person Filling Out Application - Your Role

Athletes First Name

Athletes Last Name

Athlete Email

Athlete Phone

Parent/Guardian First Name

Parent/Guardian Last Name

Parent/Guardian Email

Parent/Guardian Phone

When you raised your hand to play quarterback you raised your hand to become a leader. Talk to me about what a leader is to you.

Who is the best leader you have personally been around and why?

Who do you admire as a professional athlete and why?

What NFL player do you least admire and why?

How would your friends and family describe you?

What are your best attributes?

Fill in the blank. I am not ________ enough.

What is your passion outside of sports?

What church do you attend?

What are you engaged in at school outside sports?

What does life after sports look like?

How is your relationship with your parents and your siblings?

When is your birthday and how old will you be?

Who is your hero and why?

Is there any other information you'd like us to know?