Nobody is born fluent. You pick up the words, then the grammar, then you start to think in it. LV teaches options trading the same way: calls, puts, charts, risk and how to keep your cool, live, in one room, until it clicks.
Education, not financial advice. Trading carries real risk.
Every lesson, every live session and every chart breakdown in the club runs on the same three rules.
Candles, volume, support and resistance, the Greeks, the news. What the chart is saying before anyone touches a button.
Position size. A profit plan written before the entry. An exit you already agreed to. A loss accepted while it is still small.
Fear, ego, FOMO and greed. The part nobody teaches, and the part that costs the most when nobody does.
Before the first lesson, LV tells you how she got here — two major record deals, a pandemic, a baby, and the screenshot she wants you to remember.
Options, properly — from the first call to the last lesson LV had to learn the hard way.
No jargon left unexplained. You learn what you are buying, what you are selling, and how to read the picture before you act on it.
We read the market together, live. Not signals to copy — decisions to understand, so that in a year you do not need the room.
Every chart pattern in the world will not save a trader who cannot control fear, ego, FOMO and greed. This is the part LV wishes someone had taught her first.
Everything lives in one room on Whop: the lessons, the live sessions, the chart breakdowns, and a group of people running the same race you are.
Different starting lines. Same race, same rules.
Has never bought an option. Wants the mechanics explained once, properly, in plain English — before any real money is on the line.
Had the fast wins, then gave them back faster. Needs rules, sizing and a profit plan far more than another indicator.
The parent, the creator, the one whose old plan stopped working. Wants a skill that travels, and control over their own time.
“You don't have to be perfect. I sure was not. You just have to run your race at your pace.”
Before she ever traded an option, LV spent fifteen years chasing a different dream. Two major record deals: Quality Control in Atlanta, then the Flo Rida camp in Miami. The Orange Bowl in front of more than 65,000 people. The female vocals on records like Wild Ones and Good Feeling.
Then the world shut down, and not long after that she became a mom. She had about $5,000 saved from music — money that mattered — and knew nothing about options. So she taught herself, hour after hour on YouTube, and traded real money from day one, because nobody had told her paper trading existed.
The wins came fast. So did the lesson. One morning in early 2024 she woke up to a large NVIDIA position, watched it run, got greedy, and held. The screenshot from that morning shows her nearly $300,000 down. She kept it. Inside the academy she breaks it down line by line: oversizing, no profit plan, holding and hoping, refusing to take the loss.
Then she went back to basics — candles, volume, support and resistance, position size, rules — and learned the hardest one of all: how not to trade. That is what the Run Club is. Options, properly. And the part she wishes someone had taught her first.
LV · Founder, Run Club Academy · @lvtheartistNo. The mechanics are taught on a paper account first, and you stay on paper until the rules are boring to you. LV put real money in on day one because she did not know paper trading existed. That is the first mistake the club removes.
No. Our programs are education. LV's live trade signals are a separate, optional add-on on Whop for those who want them, to learn from; they are not part of any program, and any trade you place is your own.
No. LV is not a licensed financial adviser, and nobody in the club will tell you what to buy or sell. It is education and community. The decisions, and the results, are yours.
On Whop. The lessons, the live sessions, the chart breakdowns and the room itself are all in one place. There is nothing to install.
A laptop, a broker that offers paper trading, and an hour a day you will actually show up for. Everything else is inside.
The Accelerator is $997 — or two payments of $527, three of $367, four of $287, five of $239, or start with what you can. It is a one-time enrollment and is not refundable — if you are not sure, do the free course and book the free call first. The Room on its own is $29 a month on Whop, and you cancel from inside Whop in a couple of clicks — no call, no form. Every option is on the enrollment page.
The Run Club Accelerator: live with LV every week for eight weeks, in a small group, from the week of October 18. $997 — or two to five payments, or start with what you can. One-time enrollment, not refundable. The Room on its own is $29 a month on Whop, cancel any time. We got some miles to run.
Click here to sign upEducation, not financial advice. Options trading carries real risk — you can lose money.
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