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Core Collision Skills Review: Coach Fots' Skool

Core Collision Skills is Coach Fots' $25/month Skool for ball-carry technique, drill progressions, live Q&A and direct feedback.

Core Collision Skills is a private Skool for athletes, coaches and parents learning close-quarter ball-carry technique. Its authenticated page showed 48 members, one admin and a $25 monthly price on 3 October 2026. Coach Fots presents a system built around foot patterns, levers, timing, tempo and progressive drills.

Authenticated-page snapshot

  • $25/month displayed price
  • 48 members and 1 admin
  • Private community
  • Drill progression videos
  • Live Q and A
  • Checked: 3 October 2026

Who is Coach Fots?

The About page identifies the coach as Coach Fots, while the linked profile handle is Sione Lemoto and its visible label is CCS Admin. The page describes him as a former professional player who now coaches athlete coordination. Because the public surfaces use different labels, this article preserves the page's Coach Fots name without guessing a fuller identity or independent playing record.

Coach Fots, Core Collision Skills
Coach Fots
Coach behind Core Collision Skills, teaching ball-carry mechanics through progressions and feedback.

What does Core Collision Skills include?

The system focuses on the moments immediately before and through contact. It aims to replace generic effort cues with a progression athletes can practise and coaches can observe.

1The course overview introduces the CCS Ball Carry System, including foot patterns and levers.

2Members receive exclusive drill and progression videos.

3The page offers direct coach contact and live question sessions.

4Members receive a 50% discount on Sydney school-holiday programmes and access to selected travelling sessions.

5The community explicitly welcomes athletes, coaches and parents.

Who is the strongest fit?

The closest fit is a field-sport athlete or coach who already practises contact skills and wants a more explicit ball-carry framework. Parents may value the teaching vocabulary, but should confirm age suitability and supervision.

It is a weaker fit for anyone using online drills as a substitute for medical clearance, concussion management or qualified in-person contact coaching. Collision sport carries real injury risk, and technique cannot remove it.

What should members check?

Ask which sports, positions, age groups and experience levels the curriculum supports. Confirm whether video feedback is private, how often it is available and whether live sessions are recorded. In-person discounts should be checked against dates, locations, capacity and any separate registration fee.

Contact work should use an appropriate progression, protective equipment, trained supervision and the rules of the athlete's sport. Stop after suspected concussion or significant pain and follow relevant return-to-play guidance from qualified professionals.

The builder lesson

Core Collision Skills narrows a broad sport into one teachable moment. Builders can use the niche guide to define the skill, the About-page guide to show the progression, the engagement guide to organise feedback and the start guide to separate online education from supervised practice.

The builder lesson: a focused coaching community becomes easier to trust when it names the exact movement, the progression and the safety boundary.

Price, roster, audience, curriculum, in-person benefits and coach biography were taken from the authenticated Skool page on 3 October 2026 and can change. Playing and coaching experience are creator claims. This article is general information, not medical, concussion or individual sports advice. Skool Files is independent and is not affiliated with Core Collision Skills or Skool.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Core Collision Skills cost?

The authenticated page displayed $25 per month on 3 October 2026.

Who runs Core Collision Skills?

The About page uses Coach Fots; the linked profile handle is Sione Lemoto and is labelled CCS Admin.

Who is the community for?

The page names athletes, coaches and parents.

What does the course teach?

It covers ball-carry foot patterns, levers, timing, tempo and drill progressions.

Are in-person sessions included?

The page advertises selected sessions and a 50% school-holiday programme discount, not unlimited in-person coaching.

Can online training remove collision risk?

No. Technique may improve preparation, but supervised progression and appropriate medical care remain essential.

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