Coach Kabeya · The Kabeya Method
Perform like an athlete.
Wherever you compete.
Daniel Kabeya came back from a torn Achilles to dunk again — no surgery, every phase filmed. The Kabeya Method is that same system turned on you: how you train, recover, sleep, eat, focus and lead. For athletes who want the next level, and for founders and executives whose body is now the bottleneck.
Ways to work with Daniel
Pick the depth you need.
Elevr Access
Every programme Daniel wrote plus the Pain Atlas, master protocols and NutriAtlas. Start tonight.
See access options1:1 Coaching
- A plan written for your body, sport and schedule
- Weekly video check-in with Daniel
- Form reviews by video, messaging between calls
- Lifetime Elevr Access included
The Kabeya Method — Executive Performance
- Intake: training history, sleep, stress, energy and goals
- Strength, mobility and conditioning built around a CEO calendar
- Recovery, sleep and focus routines you can keep on the road
- Two calls a week, a direct line, quarterly re-test
Apply
Tell Daniel where you are.
Executive Program, team workshops and athlete camps start with a short application. Daniel replies personally within two business days.
Coaching and education, not medical advice. If you have a current injury, see a clinician first — the programmes are built to work alongside one.
Questions
The short answers
Who is Coach Kabeya?
Daniel Kabeya: a CSCS/CPT certified strength and conditioning coach, basketball coach and professional dunker with a 50-inch vertical, who came back from an Achilles rupture without surgery.
How much does coaching cost?
1:1 coaching is $397 USD a month. The Kabeya Method Executive Performance programme is 12 weeks from $2,500 USD. The 6-week Readiness Pilot is $199 USD.
Is coaching online or in person?
Online, anywhere in the world. In-person sessions are in Toronto and the GTA only.
How do I start?
Send the short application above. Daniel replies personally within two business days.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is coaching and education. If you have a current injury, see a clinician first.