Maria enjoyed considerable success as a player, including victory in the Ladies Tartan Tour event in Scotland, the Virgin Atlantic Order of Merit event (played against a field of men) and Europe's biggest ladies pro-am in 2018. She also became the first woman in 103 years to win the SPGU Championship. The highlight of her career came in October 2019, when she was one of just five players selected to represent Great Britain & Ireland in the inaugural Women's PGA Cup in Austin, Texas, playing alongside Heather MacRae, Ali Gray, Hazel Kavanagh and Suzanne Dickens under captain Cathy Panton-Lewis. 

Since then, Maria has continued to compete regularly on the WPGA Series and Rose Ladies Series while building a career in coaching. Now a PGA Professional and Performance Coach, she is also a qualified Red2Blue mindset coach, and worked with PGA Tour golfer Harry Hall in the early stages of his career. 

From the age of 11, Immy has been part of the England Golf Development pathway as a member of the England U18 NW Regional Squad. She has been selected to represent Team England on six occasions at both U16 and U18 level. She is also a two-time Cheshire U18 County Champion and placed fourth at the U18 English Girls Stroke Play Championship. 

Ranked third in England in her age category, Immy was offered a 100% scholarship to the College of Charleston in South Carolina, a top-40 Division 1 college, where she enrolled in 2025. In her freshman season, her team won the CAA Championship, their record seventh title, and were subsequently selected for the NCAA Louisville Regional.

At just 17 years old, Imogen Hall has established herself as a promising young athlete in international amateur golf, currently based in Dubai. Imogen has consistently performed at the highest levels of junior and amateur golf. Her notable achievements include a top 10 finish at the English Amateur and winning the Girls WAGR title at the Faldo Series. 

A dedicated student-athlete, Imogen maintained a 3.7 GPA throughout her GCSEs, demonstrating the same discipline in the classroom as she does on the course.  

Her performance has earned her a Division 1 scholarship to Grand Canyon University (GCU), where she is committed to join the Women’s Golf team in 2027.  

As a Red2Blue athlete, Imogen is a strong advocate for mental performance training. She utilizes the Red2Blue framework to manage pressure and maintain a "Blue” mindset - focusing on being relaxed, focused and confident to ensure her process remains consistent regardless of the stakes.  

 WHS: +1.9 
 WAGR: 1535 
 Committed: Grand Canyon University (2027) 
 Key Wins: Faldo Series (WAGR), Top 10 English Amateur 

Since 1986, prior to running his academy in Buenos Aires, he has worked with the International Tennis Federation (ITF), initially as an external consultant and later as a full-time Development Officer for Central America and the Caribbean (1992–2006), during which he also directed the ITF World Training Center in Florida.

He also served as Education Coordinator for both the Argentine Tennis Association (AAT) and the Mexican Tennis Federation (FMT).

Gustavo continues to work with players of all ages and levels, from young beginners to professional athletes, while also supporting coach education.

In recent years, his work has increasingly focused on helping coaches, parents, and organizations develop a Sustained Mindset through innovative consulting and support processes. The Red2Blue methodology provides practical tools to recognize and accept responses under pressure, helping individuals choose how to respond more effectively.

GTC Academy, with the support of The Sport Culture and Gazing Red2Blue, is the first academy in the United States to implement the Red2Blue methodology across its staff and players.

A PTR professional since 1979, Gustavo has presented and published internationally and co-authored Developing Young Tennis Players, an official ITF publication.

Denis came through the youth ranks in Portugal, including spells in the Dragon Force programme and at Padroense, before joining Famalicão. At 17 he earned a call-up to Japan's Under 19 squad, having established himself as a regular starter for Famalicão's Under 19 team.

He was part of a historic season for the club's Under 19s, scoring the winning goal against Boavista that extended Famalicão's unbeaten run to 14 matches in the U19 National Championship Division 1. The team went on to qualify for the final phase of the National Championship alongside Sporting, Benfica, Porto and Braga.

Since then, Denis has stepped up to Famalicão's Under 23 team, where he continues to develop as a right-footed attacking player.

As a 16-year-old, Harrison was part of the New Zealand Under 17 squad that won the 2023 OFC U-17 Championship in Fiji and qualified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup. Up against nine other nations for two World Cup places, New Zealand won both of their group games, against New Caledonia and American Samoa, before beating Vanuatu in the quarter-final and Fiji in the semi-final to secure their place at the World Cup. They then went on to lift the trophy, beating New Caledonia 1–0 in the final to claim New Zealand's ninth Oceania U-17 title.

Since then, Harrison has built his senior experience in the New Zealand game, with spells in the Wellington Phoenix reserves and at Upper Hutt City before joining Auckland FC.

Erica uses Red2Blue to manage the weight of expectation that comes with being selected so young, and to stay mentally sharp in high-pressure, high-visibility matches.

After a solid junior development, he played NCAA Division I football at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) on a full scholarship before turning professional one year later.

A midfielder known for his anticipation, precise and powerful striking, and determination, he has competed in five leagues across the United States, Argentina, Canada, and El Salvador, winning two national championships with El Salvador's two biggest clubs.

Tomás also holds a degree in International Business from Florida International University (FIU).