Photo: HSRNTen hours in the classroom, eight on the field, on an 8am–6pm day built to mirror a college quarterback's schedule. What your quarterback learns about reading a defense gets coached on the turf the same afternoon.
Three Cities.
One Standard.
Every city runs the same 18-hour curriculum, led by Coach Drew with assistance from the QBI staff of QB Trainers. Each camp is capped at 50 quarterbacks.

The Long Day
Is the Point.
College quarterbacks move from meetings to film to the field and back to meetings, and still have to learn, communicate and make good decisions when they're tired. Two full days give your quarterback a real feel for that demand, and show where focus and preparation hold up late in the day.
- Each day5 classroom hours + 4 field hours
- LunchWorking lunch. Quarterbacks bring their own.
- ProvidedWater and snacks throughout the day
- BringExtra snacks or any special items your QB needs
Learn the Why.
Apply It on the Field.
Classroom concepts are reinforced in the next field period, so corrections connect to decisions, not just drills.


Classroom
Hours of instruction
10- Football IQ & defensive recognitionFronts, coverages, leverage, pressure, pre- and post-snap reads, progressions.
- Confidence & mental developmentPreparation, emotional control, next-play focus, responding to mistakes.
- Goal setting & accountabilityAcademic, athletic and personal goals with a process to reach them.
- Leadership & communicationCommand of the huddle, body language, earning trust through action.
- Public speakingSpeaking clearly in huddles, team meetings and interviews.
- Academics, recruiting & college pathwaysEligibility, timelines and communicating with college coaches.
- NIL, social media & personal brandAge-appropriate education on reputation and responsible posting.
Field
Hours of instruction
8- Throwing mechanics & biomechanicsPosture, sequencing, release efficiency and age-appropriate corrections.
- Footwork & movementStance, drops, pocket movement, resetting the throwing platform.
- Accuracy, timing & rhythmProgressive throwing work built on route timing and anticipation.
- Arm care & throwing preparationWarm-ups, shoulder care and workload progression by age.
- Processing & decision-makingClassroom reads applied live through progression work.
- Competitive applicationSituational drills that reward execution, composure and coachability.


Learned at the Whiteboard.
Coached on the Turf.

Coach Drew
Aumavae
Coach Drew has coached high school football for 30 years and founded QB Influence in 2009. He has spent 10 years on the Nike Elite 11 staff, and his work extends to international football leadership. His coaching is detailed and direct, built around helping athletes understand why they do what they do.
Quarterbacks are held to a high standard without being embarrassed for asking questions or making mistakes. We protect confidence while we demand accountability.
From The Circle
to the Next Level.
QBI quarterbacks now committed to or signed with Power Four programs.
Photo: HSRN


“In little over a year, Coach Drew has given the tools for him to become one of the top QBs in the country.”
Dan Inferrera, father of Furian Inferrera · 2027 QB, Mission Hills High School (CA)
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Clear Terms Before You Pay
Refunds depend on how far before the first camp day you cancel. A $50 processing fee is kept on every refund. You can always transfer instead.
| When you cancel | Refund | Transfer |
|---|---|---|
| 30+ days before camp | Amount paid, minus $50 | Free |
| 14–29 days before camp | 50% of amount paid | Free |
| Less than 14 days | No refund | Free, up to 3 days before camp |
| After camp begins or no-show | No refund | Not available |
| City | Camp | 30-day cutoff | 14-day cutoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northern California | Dec 19–20 | Nov 19 | Dec 5 |
| Southern California | Dec 29–30 | Nov 29 | Dec 15 |
| Salt Lake City | Jan 9–10 | Dec 10 | Dec 26 |
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Split payments
Refunds are based on what you have paid. On a split plan, the $50 split fee takes the place of the processing fee, so only $50 total is kept. Cancel before the second payment and that charge is cancelled. A declined second payment has 3 days to be updated before the spot is released.
Transfers
- Another city: up to 3 days before camp, if spots are open.
- Another quarterback: a sibling or teammate, age 10+, up to 3 days before camp.
- QBI credit: the full amount paid, valid 12 months toward a future QBI program.
Transfers keep the rate you paid. One transfer per registration.
Injury, illness & changes
- Injury or illness: full QBI credit or the refund schedule, with a doctor's note before camp.
- If we cancel: full refund, including any split fee, or a free transfer.
- If we move a camp: full refund if you can't make the new date or venue.
- Weather or facility closure: prorated QBI credit for hours that can't be made up.
Requests
Email info@quarterbackinfluence.com with the quarterback's name, city and request. The date we receive it sets your refund window. We confirm within 2 business days, and refunds reach your original payment method within 10 business days. Please contact us before disputing a charge with your bank.
Before You Register
Who is The QBI Experience for?
Developing quarterbacks ages 10 and up who are ready to learn, take coaching, take part in classroom discussion and apply it on the field. We welcome different experience levels and adjust instruction to each athlete's stage.
What does a camp day look like?
Each day runs 8am–6pm with 5 hours of classroom instruction and 4 hours of field training. Lunch is a working lunch, and hydration breaks are scheduled throughout the day.
Why is the camp day 8am–6pm?
The schedule mirrors a college quarterback's day. College QBs move from meetings to film to the field and back to meetings, and still have to learn, communicate and make good decisions when they are tired. Two full days give your quarterback a real feel for that demand and show where focus and preparation hold up late in the day.
What about lunch, water and snacks?
Lunch is a working lunch, so quarterbacks bring their own lunch each day. We provide water and snacks throughout the day. Pack any extra snacks or special items your quarterback needs, including anything for dietary needs.
How does the split payment work?
At the regular price you can pay $599 in two payments of $299.50. The first is charged at registration and the second is charged automatically to the same card 10 days before camp. The split option closes on that second-payment date, and full payment is required after it. Split payment is not available at the early rate.
When does early pricing end?
The $499 early rate ends 30 days before each camp: November 19 for Northern California, November 29 for Southern California and December 10 for Salt Lake City. After that, registration is $549 paid in full or $599 split into two payments.
Is this the same as the QBI Academy?
No. The Experience is a two-day camp with open registration. The QBI Academy is a separate weekly program with its own application and selection process.
When will we get arrival details?
Arrival times, check-in location and a full packing list are emailed to the address you register with before camp. Plan on a packed lunch for both days. The Salt Lake City venue will be announced as soon as it is confirmed. Questions before then go to info@quarterbackinfluence.com.
The $499 early rate ends 30 days before each camp.
Nov 19 Northern California · Nov 29 Southern California · Dec 10 Salt Lake City. 50 quarterbacks per city.