Jak Holbrook is a tremendous coach who is dedicated to the development of his athletes...

"Jak Holbrook is a tremendous coach who is dedicated to the development of his athletes, both from a technical standpoint and in preparing them for the next level.  Jak worked tirelessly with my son over a two year period in high school to teach him the fine points of long snapping and continues to provide training and guidance at the college level. In addition, Jak provided very helpful advice and support during the recruiting process.  We feel extremely lucky to have had the opportunity to work with Jak. "      - Ken Froelich, Father of Alex Froelich

"Our son Jake was asked to long snap in 9th grade and was great at it. He earned a varsity position as a sophomore snapping for the Westwood Warriors (NW Austin). To stay at the top of his game and perfect his craft, we started working with Jak on a weekly basis. The training, coaching, advice and life lessons turned into a bond and friendship that will carry Jake through life and college as a long snapper. During Covid, we trained over video. Now Jak comes to our house (you can see videos here: https://twitter.com/jakedavis1113). 

After every weekly lesson, Jak sends feedback on form and what he wants Jake to work on. Jak put us onto Kohl’s Snapping, where Jake ranks #28 in his class. Jak has come to watch Jake play and is the first person Jake contacts when he has good or bad news about what’s next for him with football. We can’t say enough about Jak and the support on and off the field he has given our son. He’s been a critical part of our football journey. "           

    - David Davis, Father of Jake Davis 

"Jak has tremendously improved my technique and accuracy from where I was at before. It was a game changer in my consistency. He also not only taught me the physical side of long snapping but the mental side as well. I wouldn't have long snapped with a broken wrist if I didn't have Jak's teaching about form and trust in myself to not mess up. He also snapped with a broken bone as well when he was in high school showing the dedication he has to perfecting his craft."

-TJ Christen