Nike Football Skills Development Camp at Performance Indoor Training

Camp Coaches

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  Sir Derrick Dotson

  Camp Director

  SirDerrick “Coach Dot” Dotson is a native of Shreveport, LA and a 2012 graduate of Arkansas Baptist College. Dot received a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. His passion for sports developed at a young age; however, his work ethic and dedication created an opportunity for him to play collegiate football. While completing his Bachelor's degree he gained experience working as an Athletic Student Assistant Advisor for Arkansas Baptist and in 2009 Arkansas Baptist hired him as the official Quarterback coach.

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  Sir Derrick Dotson

  Camp Director

  In 2012 Dot furthered his career as the Defensive Back Coach & Coordinator for Offense-Defense Training Camp. He worked closely with the 8-18 age group in developing their mental toughness, strength and conditioning, ball skills, tackling, and route recognition. Dot immediately recognized the importance of developing athletes after working with them one on one and in weekend training sessions. While at Offense-Defense Training Camp he worked with Bill Bates (Former All Pro Safety and Special Teams Coach for the Dallas Cowboys) and Larry Kirksey (Former Houston Texans Wide Receiver Coach) to help the participants increase their knowledge of the game. From 2016 to 2017 he was the Passing Coordinator/WR Coach for Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas. Dot also served as the Assistant Strength Coach at Florida Atlantic University during the 2017-2018 academic school year.

  His passion for developing athletes was the fuel needed to exit the collegiate arena and return home to Louisiana, where he volunteered to work with local athletes in the community. Engaging in the community and seeing the lasting impact it had on the young athletes became his motivation to start Innovative Sports Performance (ISP), LLC in 2018.

  The vision of ISP is to better enhance the athletes’ overall performance. The focus is explosive speed work and recovery. Dot trains athletes ages 6 and up. The sessions are tailored for age appropriate groups. Ages 6 to 12, while still developing physically, focus on mechanics, endurance, and resistance training. In addition high school, collegiate and professional athletes receive toning, explosive speed, form, and recovery training. He received his Personal Trainer Certification through International Alliance for Fitness Professional (IAFP).

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  Devin Smith

  Co-Director

  Born and raised in Akron, Ohio, Devin Smith is a proud graduate of Massillon Washington High School, where he earned 1st Team All-Ohio honors in both football and basketball. A 3-time state champion in track and field, he secured a full athletic scholarship to The Ohio State University, where he excelled as a two-sport athlete.

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  Devin Smith

  Co-Director

  On the football field, Devin Smith cemented his legacy as one of the program’s all-time greats, finishing top 10 in career receiving yards, top 4 in career receiving touchdowns, and top 10 in single-season touchdown receptions. He was a key member of the 2014 College Football National Championship team. In track and field, he continued his success, achieving a 3rd-place finish in the high jump at the Big Ten Indoor Championships and a 2nd-place finish at the Big Ten Outdoor Championships, clearing 7-0.25—one of the top five jumps in Ohio State history. He also competed as a sprinter in the 4x100m relay at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, earning Honorable Mention All-America honors. After graduating from The Ohio State University, Devin Smith was selected in the second round (37th overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft by the New York Jets. Over his 8-year professional career, he also played for the Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans, New England Patriots, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Carolina Panthers. A proven athlete with a relentless work ethic, Devin Smith continues to train for future opportunities in football while exploring his passions off the field and helping young athletes improve their skills