I have only great things to say about Robert. He is simply an excellent daygame coach, period. I chose to go with the 5 day coaching option. We did three days, then one off, then 2 more days. 2 sessions per day. I did 112 approaches, I got 18 numbers. I’ve been on 3 dates and got 1 lay so far but I’m still texting and setting up dates with chicks right now so those numbers are going to go up.

I had been doing approaches before and read a lot of material from Tom Torero, was following the London Daygame Model. But I was having serious problems with approach anxiety and was very much stuck. I had heard about Robert from Tom’s podcast and I knew he was a no bullshit type of guy and that’s what I needed.

And that’s exactly what I got. Robert is extremely knowledgeable and experienced. All coaching is done in the field. No kumbaya therapy sessions. This is an intense, immersive experience. It will definitely test you mentally and emotionally (physically too, I averaged 25,000 steps per day). But Robert is there to help you. He does a combination of telling you what to do and asking you to explain to him what you did/should have done in sets. This helped me a lot to understand what works and what doesn’t.

The way it goes, you have a mic on you and Robert listens in to the set and after you go back to him and debrief. Then after a couple of approaches you switch the mic, Robert does a set and you listen in (and realize how much better he is than you ????). At the end of it all Robert gives you a breakdown of how you did and what you should do going forward.

Like I said Robert is a no bullshit type of guy. He’s not going to hold your hand and mother you. He’s going to push you and because of this you will see rapid progress over your coaching period. If you really want to get results from daygame and you’re willing to push yourself then I would highly recommend you hire Robert. It could potentially be life changing.

P.S. – If you are loosing your hair like I was this maniac might come at you with a set of clippers. I look like Lex Luthor now ????

My interest in Daygame came from a breaking point. I had started seeing a girl and out of the blue she decided to end things. What was most surprising about the breakup was that I clung (hard) and tried to get her to reconsider. The girl was very attractive but beyond that she wasn’t that interesting and our chemistry wasn’t great. But lately I hadn’t been meeting many girls that were both attractive and wanted a relationship rather than something casual. I had been with almost 90 women previously and at this stage just wanted something longer term. It didn’t take me long to conclude that I had low optionality regarding attractive women. I wasn’t meeting enough of them consistently, mostly because I was relying on apps where it’s rare to meet top tier (in looks) women. But living in NYC I come across attractive women all the time. So, I decided I needed to open a new source of meeting attractive women.

Daygame had a lot of appeal. I don’t enjoying going out much at night, so this seemed like a great alternative. It also struck me as incredibly hard, which actually made it attractive. It seemed that if one could successfully daygame it would be a massive achievement, and improve confidence in all areas of life. I researched a number of coaches and right away I became interested in Robert. I liked how candid he was about both successes and failures, and he didn’t look like a Hollywood movie star, where you might wonder if his success was just based on his looks. We had a phone conversation and I decided he was the right coach. Shortly after we booked a training session in Prague.

We started off on a Saturday morning. I had zero daygame experience and hadn’t read or watched any instructional content. I was a blank slate for Robert to mold. Our first focus was the stop and over the next days my success in stopping would come and go. Robert would always ask me why a stop didn’t work, so that I would internalize the learning myself. Whenever you attempt a stop, the girl is making a very quick assessment on a number of vectors, such as “is this a threat?”, “is this person trying to sell me something?”, “is this guy cool enough for me to talk to him?”, etc… But most of that is happening subconsciously and very small differences on how you present yourself can be the difference between her stopping and not. For example, one that made a big difference for me was smiling.

Periodically Robert would do demos. He never had an issue getting girls to stop, even though many attempts weren’t what a newbie should do e.g. Stopping from the side. It really cemented the idea that a lot of what determines a successful stop is your own confidence in the stop. When you’re a beginner, you’ll be less confident in a stop, so details like getting in front, running to get the right energy, speaking loudly, etc… will be more important. But over time those will have less importance if you gain confidence in your stops.

Seeing Robert’s demos also allowed me to witness an end to end interaction because he would almost always end up with a number. His stacks always flowed nicely and the girls would become fully engaged in the conversation.

Over the next days we continued to practice our sets. As my stops got better I started having longer conversations and learning stacking myself. I also ventured out by myself a couple times because Robert wanted me to see what it would be like to approach without him pointing the girls out. This was incredibly hard for me, and hence another great lesson. On my first outing it took me 5hrs and 28k steps to reach my goal of 10 approaches. I realize how irrational my approach fear is but it can still get the best of me. The next time I did better, doing 8 approaches in 2hrs.

As I started having more conversations and getting more numbers, I started setting up dates. All of my number closes responded to my text messages and I think I could have set up a date with every one of them, had I had more time. Ultimately I ended up going on 3 dates, with 3 22 year olds. I didn’t end up getting any lays from these dates but I felt I could’ve closed things on a second date, which all the girls were interested in.

As I was walking home from my third date, I saw a tall girl on her phone outside a bar. I decided to just go for it and opened her. I used all the techniques I had learned in the previous days. I went direct and started stacking. She was on her phone looking to get a cab but soon she got really into the conversation. I told her to come get a last drink for the night and she agreed. And it so happened that I lived a block away and I had some wine. Things escalated quickly and I got the lay, though at the time I didn’t know the concept of gutter game so I didn’t think it had counted.

Over my week in Prague I did 106 approaches and got 11 numbers. It was an amazing experience and Robert gave me all the necessary tools to start on my journey. In my first approach in NYC I was able to get a number. The next ones didn’t go as well, but whenever I did fail at a stop or a close, I can always hear Robert’s voice asking “why didn’t that work?” and I realize what was missing. I can’t speak highly enough of my experience and as Robert as a coach.

Just finished a 3 day coaching session with Robert over the course of 2 weekends in NYC. I got 11 numbers, plus a number + instadate when I gamed alone midweek. More importantly, though, the lessons I learned will push my game to the next level and help me get consistent results.

There are not many people in the world who are great at daygame. Of those, only a certain tiny percentage are good teachers. Of those still, even fewer coach students systematically. Robert’s instruction is extremely practical and actionable – it comes from his own in-field experience as well perceptive analysis of what works and why. He is also a patient teacher – not shying from providing a live demonstration when necessary or explaining concepts in a clear manner. However, there’s no hand-holding – he expects you to push yourself and doesn’t allow you to cut corners. My one regret is not having done coaching much sooner. He is a true professional and it was a privilege being coached by him in the city that never sleeps!