In today’s fast-moving world, having multiple income streams is not only smart—it’s necessary. I’m not just a full-time sports trader. I also work in cybersecurity, manage real estate investments, run online businesses, and even make time for the stock market… not to mention raising kids. But sports trading? That’s something I do from passion—and that passion happens to make money. This article delves into my daily trading routine, illustrating how I seamlessly integrate sports trading into a diversified lifestyle.
Let’s walk through my sports trading routine, step by step.
🌅 Morning Trading Routine: Setting the Stage for the Day
Mornings are for clarity and quiet focus. That’s when I review upcoming football matches—sometimes for today, sometimes looking 1–2 days ahead. I pay close attention to odds movements, volume, market behavior, and key patterns, especially in popular leagues or Champions League rounds.
To keep track, I record everything—screenshots, screen recordings, notes—so I can come back and analyze what went right or wrong. This also becomes material I use for Football Trading Academy: articles, social posts, YouTube videos, or free strategies.
⚽ Late Morning to Early Afternoon: Football Time
I’ve played football for as long as I can remember, and that hasn’t changed. When the Sunday match comes, I get in a session late morning or early afternoon. It’s more than fitness—it’s clarity, rhythm, and passion. It resets my mind and prepares me for the rest of the day.
📝 Afternoon Trading Routine: Review & Setups
After doing some sport or any outdoor activity, I usually review the trades I’m already involved in. Some of these were set up days ago. Now it’s time to manage them: close losers, let winners run. That’s the opposite of what most do—cashing out green and praying for red to turn green.
I also shortlist matches for in-play trading, especially those I’ll watch live. More than 90% of my trades are on football, so this works like a charm.
🎯 Evening: In-Play Focus & Family Balance
Evenings are where most of the in-play trading action happens. That’s when markets are the most active, liquidity is flowing, and opportunities arise quickly. It’s exciting, but requires focus, speed, and smart decision-making.
At the same time, I value my family time—so it’s all about balance. Some evenings are for trading, others are for disconnecting and spending quality time with my wife and kids. Without this balance, the whole routine breaks.
🎥 Content Creation and Mentorship
Beyond trading, I dedicate time to producing quality content for the Football Trading Academy’s website, social media platforms, and YouTube channel. This includes recording strategy tests and creating educational videos—a time-consuming yet rewarding endeavour.
Occasionally, I offer individual training sessions to friends interested in betting exchanges, sharing insights and strategies when my schedule permits.
🔁 My Trading Routine: The Takeaway
My daily sports trading routine might sound full—and it is. But it’s doable. It works. Because I built it around things I care about: trading, sport, teaching, and family.
So if you’re telling yourself you “don’t have time” to become a consistent sports trader… I respectfully disagree.
It’s not about having time. It’s about having a routine.
