Question 1

What is OC Perform?

Accepted Answer

An individual football development program. Each player has a plan built around what he actually needs, a coach following the work session by session, and a written report every month. It is not a camp, not a group clinic and not a series of one-off private sessions.

Question 2

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Players in the formative stage who already train with a club and want the individual work their club cannot give them. It suits the committed player, not necessarily the standout one. What matters is that he trains regularly and that the family wants a structured process rather than occasional sessions.

Question 3

Does this replace my son's club?

Accepted Answer

No, and it should not. The club gives him competition, team play and a calendar. OC Perform works on the individual layer underneath that: the technical detail, the decision-making, the way he handles pressure and mistakes. The two run in parallel and the club work always comes first.

Question 4

Who delivers the sessions?

Accepted Answer

Field coaches selected and supervised by Oier Calvillo. Oier designs each player's plan, reviews the video, writes the reports and adjusts the work. He does not run the sessions himself. Every coach on the field works from the same documented method, so the player gets the same criteria regardless of who is in front of him.

Question 5

What is Oier Calvillo's background?

Accepted Answer

He was formed in the Real Sociedad and Osasuna academies, reached the second team level and competed as a professional. He holds a UEFA A licence and a university degree in Psychology with specialisation in sports psychology and youth development. That combination is the reason the program treats the technical and the psychological as one thing.

Question 6

How is this different from hiring a private trainer?

Accepted Answer

A private trainer gives you sessions. OC Perform gives you a process. There is a starting assessment, a documented exercise library behind every task, a monthly report scoring each skill, and a plan that changes when the report says it should. You always know what is being worked on and why.

Question 7

You mention psychology. Is my son being evaluated clinically?

Accepted Answer

No. Oier is not a practising clinical psychologist and OC Perform does not diagnose anything. What the program does is observe patterns that affect performance: how a player reacts to a mistake, where his attention goes under pressure, whether his self-demand helps him or blocks him. Those observations shape the training, nothing else.

Question 8

What do we receive as a family?

Accepted Answer

A written monthly report on your son's development, with each area scored and explained in plain language, plus the plan for the following month. You are not left guessing what happened on the pitch. If something needs a conversation, you get the conversation.

Question 9

How long before we see a change?

Accepted Answer

The first visible changes in technical execution usually appear within a few months of consistent work. Reading of the game and decision-making take longer. Any program that promises faster than that is selling you something. The reports are designed so you can see progress before it becomes obvious in a match.

Question 10

How does the Miami line work?

Accepted Answer

Ongoing monthly work. A weekly schedule agreed with the family, an individual plan, and a monthly report. It runs continuously through the season and adapts to the player's competition calendar.

Question 11

What is the Spain Experience?

Accepted Answer

An intensive program in Spain, built around a concentrated block of individual work. Depending on the player and the objective, it takes place with academies, clubs or high performance centres from our network across the country. It suits families who want a focused period of development, and it works on its own or as a complement to the Miami line.

Question 12

How do we start?

Accepted Answer

You get in touch, we talk about your son, and if there is a fit we run an initial assessment before committing to anything. The plan and the terms are agreed from there, based on his level and what the family is looking for. Conditions are discussed individually, not taken from a price list.

Common questions, answered simply for families and players.