Chris Peace · Pass rush specialist
Pass rush
development
Real pass rush development is more than drill. It is understanding how to win with your get off, hands, angles, counters, second moves, bend, and finish. Every session is built to connect technique to live reps, so athletes can train with purpose and apply the work when it matters.
NFL
Former linebacker and defensive end, Los Angeles Chargers and New York Giants
UVA
Team captain, Virginia Cavaliers
65+
Rushers trained this year across NFL, CFL and college
What we train
Technique tied to live reps
Get off
Winning the snap before the tackle can set his edge.
Hands
Strike placement, timing and separation that actually holds up live.
Angles
Reading the set and attacking the half-man you already own.
Counters
A plan for the second and third rush, not just the first move.
Second moves
The follow-up that turns a stalled rush into a finish.
Bend
Ankle flexion and hip drop so speed converts into the corner.
Who you train with
Chris Peace
Former NFL linebacker and defensive end with the Los Angeles Chargers and New York Giants, and UVA team captain, specializing in pass rush development for defensive linemen, edge rushers and linebackers. My work is built around real football movement, detailed technique, film study, and game-applicable training that translates from drills to live reps.
Train with purpose
Individual sessions, small groups and film breakdowns for youth, high school, college and pro rushers.
