Elite Guard Training (EGT) Status Elite Guard Training (EGT) and its associated brand DeepGame have officially retired. The training programs, which were led by coaches like Taylor Allan and Drew Hanlen, are no longer receiving manual support or active updates.
Elite Dribbling: Focuses on advanced ball-handling, including pocket dribbles, drops, and speed stops to navigate tough defenses.
is a "blueprint" style program. It doesn’t just give you drills; it teaches you how to think like a pro guard. If you are willing to put in the high-intensity work required, it is one of the most effective tools for transforming your offensive game. Elite Guard Training Reloaded.
Unlike traditional programs that use static drills (like cones or tennis balls), EGT Reloaded utilizes game-specific training science:
Physical Training: A focus on building strength, endurance, agility, and flexibility. This physical aspect is crucial for individuals in the security and law enforcement sectors but also benefits civilians looking to improve their fitness levels. Elite Guard Training (EGT) Status Elite Guard Training
The problem is that modern threats are asymmetric. A principal (the person being protected) is now more likely to face a drone-borne explosive, a cyber-enabled doxing attack, or a "lone wolf" using a rental vehicle than a classic assassination attempt with a sniper rifle. Legacy training rarely addresses the convergence of digital and physical security.
Chest positioning: Keeps the chest over the drive to maintain balance. Hololens 3 / AR glasses for dynamic threat
: The program emphasizes drills that mimic real-game pressure, such as finishing through contact, "snake" dribbles, and Euro steps to navigate defenders. Skill Stacking
