The program

C4 SOUL

Developed by IJEEZE. Delivered by Sixty7.

A sports curriculum that builds what lasts past the field: a girl who knows her strength, owns her game, plays for her team and can say what she learned.

Four stagesAny sportEvery girl seenMeasured before and afterWith or without STEAMFree clinics for families

Families: when the next clinic opens Coaches: try coach mode Hosts and sponsors: how to help

What C4 SOUL is

C4 is four moves a coach makes: Catalyst, Create, Collaborate and Cultivate. SOUL is the sign that each move worked: Spark, Ownership, Unity and Learning. The four signs spell SOUL.

Every girl goes through all four stages in one morning. They're experiences, not tests to pass. At each one, the coach with her group watches for one small, visible sign and notes it, so we see where each girl is growing instead of relying on a general impression. Every girl is seen at every stage.

C4 SOUL comes from IJEEZE, a method for reading where someone is and what their next step should be. On the field, that becomes a curriculum a coach can run in a morning, in any sport. Today it runs as flag football in Texas and as football (soccer) in Imo State, Nigeria.

Catalystthe move
Spark: the sign

Createthe move
Ownership: the sign

Collaboratethe move
Unity: the sign

Cultivatethe move
Learning: the sign

The four stages

What each stage is for, what happens on the field, what the coach does, and the small sign coaches look for.

Stage 1 · Catalyst · Spark

Spark

Light the spark: she finds something she loves about the game.

On the field: Fundamentals through skill drills in the sport: in flag football, flag pulling, throwing and catching; in football, passing, dribbling and shooting.
The coach's job: Notice what lights her up, and name it out loud.
What we look for: She names something she loved doing.

SOUL checkWhat did you enjoy most today?

Stage 2 · Create · Ownership

Ownership

She owns her game: she takes responsibility for her role and the skill she will build.

On the field: Position work and skill development, with reps she chooses.
The coach's job: Give her real choices, then hold her to them.
What we look for: She picks a skill goal and takes a rep toward it.

SOUL checkWhat will you take responsibility for today?

Stage 3 · Collaborate · Unity

Unity

She plays for the girls next to her. Teamwork makes the dream work.

On the field: Scrimmage and small-sided games.
The coach's job: Coach the team: call out the assist and the talk.
What we look for: She gives or gets help during play.

SOUL checkWho did you help today, and who helped you?

Stage 4 · Cultivate · Learning

Learning

She proves it on Game Day, then puts what she learned into words.

On the field: Game Day and coach evaluation.
The coach's job: Evaluate honestly and help her put the lesson, and her next try, into words.
What we look for: She names one thing she learned, in her own words.

SOUL checkWhat did you learn, and what will you try next?

How coaches capture growth

One coach per group, on their own phone

The coach with each group opens coach mode from a link. It lists the girls in that group, so nobody is tracking forty names.

One tap during the stage

When a girl shows the sign, the coach taps Showed it. Her words go in only if there's a natural moment; the coach stays with the girls, not the screen.

Her own answers at the end

At the closing circle every girl answers the four SOUL questions herself, on a card or a phone, so her voice is in the record even if a coach missed a moment.

Two coaches, one list

Taps show up for every coach with that group within seconds, so a station coach and a group coach never log twice.

Example

Ava R.7th grade · group 2

Spark✓ Showed it · “My throw went farther every time.”

Ownership✓ Showed it · “Quarterback. I'm working on my spiral.”

Unity✓ Showed it · “I showed Maya how to pull a flag.”

LearningNot yet: the closing circle is next

Try coach mode on the practice clinic See a sample report

A morning of C4 SOUL

A standard flag football clinic, about three hours. Each block is one stage, in its color. Other sports keep the same shape with their own stations.

8:30
Coach huddle: stations, groups, safety

30 min
9:00
Check-in: waivers verified, groups by grade

15 min
9:15
Welcome, warm-up, skill drills

Catalyst · Spark30 min
9:45
Four stations, 12 minutes each

Create · Ownership50 min

Station 1Flag pulling and footwork
Station 2Throwing
Station 3Catching and routes
Station 4Rushing and defense

Four groups by grade; every group works through all four stations, about 12 minutes at each.
10:35
Water break

10 min
10:45
Scrimmage: small-sided games, coached live

Collaborate · Unity20 min
11:05
Game Day: a short game the coaches evaluate

Cultivate · Learning15 min
11:20
Closing circle: “So what did we learn?” and a short survey

Cultivate · Learning10 min

Ways to run it

The core program

C4 SOUL Flag

The full morning: four stages, four football stations, a SOUL check for every girl at every stage, and a report after.

Stations: flag pulling and footwork, throwing, catching and routes, rushing and defense
Before and after on wanting to play on a team
For any school, district or community host

Football (soccer)

C4 SOUL Football

The same four stages in girls' football: a schools tournament or a clinic, with a SOUL check for every girl, run with local coaches and schools.

First run as Clinic X, a girls' football tournament for secondary schools in Imo State, Nigeria, in November 2026
Fixtures and results on a live game board
For schools, local organisers and community hosts

With STEAM

C4 SOUL Flag + STEAM

The same morning shape with a different skill mix: STEAM runs through it, delivered with a STEAM education partner.

The STEAM station takes the fourth spot: she times her sprint, measures her throw, works out her speed and finds the angle that throws farthest
Rushing and defense leave the station rotation but are still played in the scrimmage
A STEAM moment in every stage
Before and after on wanting to play on a team and on confidence in science and math
For education partners, campuses with a STEM focus, and STEM funders

STEAM in each stage

Spark. Her first number: a coach times her 10-yard start and writes it on her stat card. Speed is distance over time, and now she has a speed of her own.
Ownership. The STEAM station, one of her four: she measures her throw and her sprint, works out her own speed, tests the angle that sends the ball farthest, and picks the number she will move.
Unity. Play design is geometry and art: before they run it, the team draws its play on the board, with the angles, the spacing and the open lane.
Learning. She reads her own data: her first number against her best one, and which one moved. Then the survey asks how confident she feels in science and math.

How we measure it

Before and after

She answers for herself at check-in and again at the end of the day, 1 to 5: how much she wants to play on a team. With STEAM, a second one: how confident she feels in science and math. The two-month check-in is the real outcome.

A SOUL check at every stage

Coaches note, for each girl, whether she showed the stage's sign, and her answer in her own words when there's a moment.

Who came

How many girls, how many were new to football, and which ZIP codes they came from.

Two months later

One short check-in with families who agree: has she joined a team, or kept playing?

A report anyone can read

Reach, before and after, what the girls said, and the cost per girl. Totals and quotes only, never a list of names.

What's built, and what's next

Coach mode, station cards and a drill library Available now

On the coach's own phone, with every drill credited to the coach who wrote it. You can try it on the practice clinic.

Family pages Available now

Each family gets a private page showing where her group is and what's next, live on the morning.

Walkthroughs and reports for partners Available now

A walkthrough before the clinic, and a report built from the day's own numbers after it.

Free clinics for girls Planned for Clinic Zero

Free Saturday clinics for girls in grades 6 to 8 in North Texas, starting with Clinic Zero, then a series.

Schools and fields as hosts Being tested

A school or venue lends a field for a morning; Sixty7 brings coaches, equipment, insurance and registration.

Beyond the field Future expansion

The same four stages for classrooms, clubs and youth programs, with the before and after built in, so education partners can measure growth in confidence, not only attendance.

What Clinic Zero will test

Can coaches see every girl and still coach?

Whether one tap per girl per stage stays light enough on a busy field. If it doesn't, we simplify it.

Do the signs match the questions?

Whether what coaches see lines up with what each girl says about herself at the closing circle.

Does the before and after move?

Her answer on wanting to play on a team, at check-in and at the end of the morning.

Do they keep playing?

At two months, how many joined a team, a league or a camp.

What a morning really costs

Cash and donated, per girl, so the next clinic can run for less.

Bring C4 SOUL to your community

Bring your daughter

Clinics are free for girls in grades 6 to 8. Tell us you're interested and we'll let you know the moment sign-up opens.

Tell me when sign-up opens

Host a clinic

Lend a field for one Saturday morning. We bring everything else, free for families.

Talk to us about hosting

Support a clinic

Sponsor a morning so it stays free for every girl, and get the report after.

Talk to us about support

Run it in your program

Schools and organizations can license the C4 SOUL Program Kit from IJEEZE.

See the license

Our promises

A parent signs every girl up

Registration is done by a parent or guardian, with permission for the day.

Cleared, trained adults

Every coach and volunteer is background-checked and youth-protection trained, with at least two adults with every group.

Totals, never names

Partners, funders and the public only ever see totals and anonymous quotes.

Medical notes don't linger

Allergy and medical notes are deleted 30 days after the clinic.

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