Ready to Elevate Your Game?

Join Max Irving for an unforgettable evening of water polo before he begins his 2025 - 2026 Professional season with the best club in the world Pro Recco. Don’t miss this chance to sharpen your skills with one of the brightest stars in today’s game.

• Learn a proper elastic band warm up routine to strengthen shoulders and prevent injury. (Elastic Bands will be provided to all athletes)

• Train Fundamental skills to improve balance, legs, movement, and feel in the water.

• Practice positional skills for both offense and defense. Work on how to create an advantage and protect yourself on defense.

• Focus on proper passing stability, technique, and recovery. Develop your precision passing through drills designed to engage mind-muscle connection.

• Improve shooting by focusing on proper body position while exploring new shot techniques to diversify your shooting arsenal.

• Learn what to look for when attacking the goal. Read when, how, and where to shoot on any Goalkeeper.

• Explore Counter Attack situations, how to create an advantage, and inside water finishing to score.

• Work on skills to attack a press. How to properly protect yourself and the ball, how to move and release to receive the ball, when to drive , and how to position yourself for a 6m foul shot.

• Compete in 6x5 drills to improve your situational recognition while engaging all players involved.

• Learn elite 5x6 techniques including shot blocking, moving while blocking, recovering to proper defensive position, attacking passing lanes, and reading when a shot is coming.

• Put your new skills to the test in controlled scrimmages and competitions against fellow athletes for the chance to win prizes for your team.

• Get to know Max Irving and the other guest coaches of the US Men’s & Women’s Senior National Teams

• Engage in Q & A with all coaches and athletes as you enjoy a recover meal. *All athletes will be provided a meal at the end of training granted they are without dietary restrictions* Discover the mentality that separates good & great athletes.