Book Group if you want three days of field coaching at a lower price, and you are comfortable sharing a coach with up to two other students. Book Private if you want the coach's attention on you alone, or if you want to choose how many days you train. Both put you in the field with a coach, both cover daygame and nightgame, and both end with a written practice plan.

The difference is format, length and how the coach's attention is spent, not the quality of the coaching.

What to know first

  • Group Bootcamp: three days, 24 hours of training, a maximum of three students per coach, $3,000.
  • Private Bootcamp: one coach and one student, for one, two or three days at $1,750, $3,000 or $4,000. Longer private programs are available.
  • Every training day has two four-hour coaching blocks.
  • Group runs on scheduled Miami weekends, Friday to Sunday. New York is available on request.
  • Private dates are arranged with your coach, and private sessions are available on group bootcamp weekends depending on availability.

What is the same in both

Both formats train you in the field, not in a classroom. You approach women in real places, your coach watches, and you get feedback after every set. Daygame means the street and cafes by day. Nightgame means bars and lounges at night. The mix between them is arranged to suit your group or your private training.

Both cover the same four parts: approaching and conversation, attraction and delivery, numbers and dates, and rejection and follow-through. Every training day touches all four as they come up, so there is no single day for each.

Both end the same way. You leave with a written practice plan that says what is working, what needs attention and where to focus when you go out again. You also keep access to the community Slack, which your coach adds you to. Neither format includes a follow-up call after the program.

No skill level is required for either one. A man who has never approached a woman is welcome in Group and in Private.

What Group gives you

Group is three days in a row, 24 hours of training, with no more than three students per coach. You get feedback on your own approaches and conversations, and you also hear the coaching the other students receive.

That second part matters more than it sounds. When another student makes the mistake you would have made, you learn from it without having made it. Some men also find it easier to try something hard when another man has just done it.

The cost is that the coach's attention is shared. The twenty-four hours are group training hours, not twenty-four hours of private instruction per student. That is the price of the lower cost, and it is why the page says so.

Group is scheduled. The published weekends are in Miami and run Friday to Sunday, so check your Friday availability. Group coaching in New York is available on request.

What Private gives you

Private means one coach and one student for the whole booking. Every approach is yours, every correction is about you, and nobody waits their turn. You choose the length:

  • One day: eight hours, $1,750.
  • Two days: sixteen hours, $3,000.
  • Three days: twenty-four hours, $4,000.

Longer private programs are available too. You can ask about them on a call or by email.

Private dates are arranged with you, so it suits a man who cannot take a particular Friday through Sunday. Plan to give the full eight hours to each day you book.

How to choose

Start with the question that matters most to you.

If your main worry is price, Group costs less per hour of training. A Private day costs more per hour because the coach's whole attention is on you.

If your main worry is being watched, choose Private. If the idea of other men seeing you miss an opening makes you hesitate more, remove the audience.

If you learn well by watching, choose Group. You will see a lot of repetitions, including other men's.

If your schedule is tight, choose Private. Dates are arranged with your coach, and the one-day length means you can try the format over a single day.

If you want a particular focus, choose Private. With the coach's attention on you alone, the work can follow your sticking points all day, whether that is getting yourself to approach, keeping a conversation going or turning a conversation into a plan to meet.

If you are a beginner who is nervous, either works, and the choice comes down to the question above about being watched. See What If I Freeze at a Dating Bootcamp? for how a first day goes.

Questions men ask

Is Group really hands-on with three students per coach?

Yes. You receive feedback on your own approaches and conversations. The coach's attention is shared, which is the main difference from Private.

Can I switch from Group to Private later?

The formats are separate purchases, so you choose when you book. If you are unsure, the Bootcamp page lists both, and you can write to hello@coldapproach.io with questions before you buy.

Is Private always better?

No. Private is the right choice for a man who wants the coach's attention fully on him or who needs a flexible schedule. Group is a good choice for a man who wants the full three days at a lower price and is happy to share the coach.

How many days of Private should I book?

That depends on how much practice you want with a coach beside you. How Many Days of Private Dating Coaching Do You Need? goes through each length.

Is a Bootcamp the same as 1-on-1 coaching calls?

No. The Bootcamp is in person, and the calls and the Mentorship are online. Group Bootcamp vs One-on-One Coaching compares them.

Where to go from here

When you have picked a format, the Bootcamp page shows the dates, the lengths and the prices side by side.