Soccer Coach Training

For over 20 years, Lee Rogers and Dean Moraitis have run specific clinics for Youth Soccer Coach's all over Long Island, New York. Some of the questions that some coach's might be asking themselves, as they take on the responsibilities of coaching a team are...

Soccer Coach FAQ's

» Just what is it that I should be teaching?
» Are the kids having fun?
» Am I teaching them the appropriate technique?
» Which techniques do I teach, and when do I teach them?
» Why am I teaching what I am teaching?
» Will the children enjoy what I am teaching?
» Will it effect how they play?
» What can I do to do what's best for my team?

Whether a new or experienced coach, EASA's clinics allow for a quick introduction to various aspects of the game, physically, as well as mentally, and will help a coach answer these type of questions. Depending on the clinic, EASA will provide the opportunity for the coach's to view a team training, while a staff member explains to the coach what it is that the EASA trainer is trying to achieve with his or her team. We also provide specific clinics that allow coach's to participate in the drills themselves, and allow for a scrimmage at the end of the class.

Our goal in the coaching course process is to provide you, the coach, with the right tools and information at the right time, to give you a solid foundation to start with, so that you can build on and expand. We will combine theoretical knowledge with a complete season plan of exercises and fun drills that are guaranteed to make for a rewarding experience for coaches and players.

In addition, we will guide you on how to teach game strategies that make sense and show you fun ways to teach them to children. These strategies will evolve each year and culminate in a team that plays exciting, fast paced soccer. As always, we will be here to support and assist coaches with on-going education.