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Yane is the Co-Founder of the non-profit Boots for Balkans, he’s also the Sales Manager for Gordian Sports, and Goalkeeper Coach with Moreland City FC who compete in Australia’s NPL Victoria 2. In this episode, we discuss setting up your environment for success, including making the best decisions in terms of nutrition or the people you surround yourself with, controlling the controllables, which is a valuable takeaway during these unprecedented times where some current circumstances are out of our hands, the role of the second-choice goalkeeper within the squad, and the value of communication.How to contact Yane:IG: yanecoceskiIG: bootsforbalkans00:40 soccer background2:50 defining moment when Yane knew he wanted to be a goalkeeper3:40 current coaching responsibilities4:35 sales manager for Gordian Sports5:30 Co-Founder of Boots for Balkans6:05 beginning philanthropic work with Boots for Balkans8:30 setting up your environment to succeed and the consequences if you don’t15:20 preparing on gameday speaking as

During our discussion, we talk about Gabe’s experience being coached by his dad and the pros and cons, coaching in an underserved community, and building the culture by engaging the community and including OKG’s, better known as Our Kinda Guys.How to Contact Gabe:IG: grochachoTwitter: CoachGRochaBlog: https://spartansocceraz.wordpress.com/?fbclid=IwAR2ydtywzydfmXauu_WzP_dQQpltKsUZUVAFFJrzUU0S-w1_WanWoayWHdg0:20 soccer background4:00 pros and cons of being coached by his dad11:00 coach’s ability to read players14:10 characteristics of a player’s coach19:52 instituting the Spartan identity within the club and high school23:30 building and growing the good culture30:30 Working with a group of players from different cultures and minimizing the bad culture40:55 balancing the workload across multiple teams and responsibilities45:40 sharing the United Soccer Coaches 30 Under 30 experience50:15 moving forward into 202056:55 final three coaching points1:02:30 One piece of advice for any coach--- Support this podcast:

Gary's Modern Soccer Coach podcast inspired me to begin the Full 90 Coaching podcast so it was great having him on as a guest. During our conversation, Gary shared some advice for aspiring young athletes aiming to play at the highest levels of the game, differences in coaching collegiate vs. pro and the change in demands on coaches, the one piece of technology every coach needs, and how to motivate players during these unprecedented times. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

Traci currently coaches in Tennessee with the Germantown Legends. During this interview, We discuss differences amongst parent interactions and expectations throughout age groups, understanding the need for clear communication and always improving this skill, increasing the number of female coaches and women in higher positions in the game, and improving players through strengthening team culture.How to contact Traci:IG: @coachtsip0:24 soccer background2:15 mutual friends through soccer3:00 first experience coaching was at the volunteer level for the Y4:10 the difference in parent interactions between different age groups6:00 coaching before and after having her own children and how that impacted the parent dynamic7:30 setting guidelines with parents to encourage player development10:00 utilizing a cool-off period for communication following an event13:20 breaking down communication barriers within a team16:30 favorite parts of United Soccer Coaches Convention19:45 how to go about increasing women participati

Pedro Cortes Garcia is the new Head Men’s Soccer Coach with Contra Costa College. We discussed the first steps he’s taking in his new role as the Head Men’s Coach, the importance of developing a relationship with your student-athletes beyond the game, the value of journals, books, and pictures, and he dives into the project he’s working on for his Master’s Degree.How to contact Pedro:Email: pgarcia@contracosta.edu0:00 soccer background1:30 becoming the new Men’s Head Soccer Coach at Contra Costa College2:40 recruiting during this Spring season4:00 meeting the returning players at CCC6:05 advice for recruiting enough players to build a team AND sustain a program12:31 supporting the student-athletes along their journey, both on and off the field17:45 Pedro’s Master’s Degree Project22:25 student self-advocacy tied to personal development28:45 How Pedro’s handbook will help coaches close the gap between what coaches say and what coaches do31:25 the importance of having mentors34:30 benefit of having mentors outsi

We discuss how Cristina prepares players to transfer from the Junior College to the 4-year level, utilizing her previous coaching experience at Chico State to support her work at Yuba College, and the constant learning process of being a coach.How to reach Cristina:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YubaCollegeW.Soccer/?__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARCiDIhCY0urfLQRuOMLEMZcH8KezHgryZpDp5dHkCWY2edfZpf8FRmveuTQutYRTdgWoCUFL88F4De9IG: yuba_college_w.soccerEmail: cbaggio@yccd.edu00:20 soccer background1:35 transitioning from the East to West Coast2:15 experience attending at multiple colleges3:25 preparing players to transfer to their next college5:10 implementing systems to support the student-athlete and their responses6:05 changing the culture as the new Head Coach at Yuba College7:05 what she learned at Chico State8:10 leading the player, the team, and leadership as a coach9:10 trust-building technique10:45 transition from an Assistant Coach with Chico State to becoming a Head Coach at Yuba College11:50 elaborati

Josh is a fellow United Soccer Coaches' 30 Under 30 Candidate and the Head Coach of three teams with NCFC Youth. During our conversation, Josh discusses the similarities and differences amongst his teams, his club's youth - to - pro pathway, developing relationships with players, amongst other topics.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

Alexia shares what she learned as a player and assistant coach at Cal State Stanislaus, how she went about getting players to buy-in to her fitness training, and our time at this year’s coaching convention amongst a bunch of other topics.How to Contact Alexia:IG: @alexiaruns @saccitywsocTwitter: @alexiapoon00:20 soccer background3:30 making the switch from playing with to coaching friends at Cal State Stanislaus4:40 learning the difference of perspective as a coach vs. a player7:50 tying in her passion for running with soccer and getting player buy-in11:30 the response from players to see their coach joining them for fitness13:30 inspiration to run with the players15:45 transitioning to becoming a head coach at Arizona Western18:25 learning from Adrienne Sorenson of San Joaquin Delta College23:05 balancing multiple jobs when coaching as a part-time role26:15 thoughts on being a fellow member of United Soccer Coaches’ 30 Under 30 Program29:15 building connections with coaches at different levels for ourselves

Wissem is in his first year of coaching with Spurs FC, and has an interesting perspective on the beginning of his coaching journey. We discuss his time shadowing other coaches through our club's mentorship program, working from the same club philosophy and methodology but being able to put your own spin on things, and formal vs. informal coaching education.How to contact Wissem:Facebook: Wissem BoualiLinkedin: Wissem Bouali--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

We focused on Zach's work at the junior college level and his current role as the Head Women's Soccer Coach with Los Medanos College. During this interview, Zach shared his insight into the recruiting process, the ambiguity for high schoolers about their options following graduation, as well as formatting a campus tour, just to list a couple topics.How to contact Zach:IG: lmcsoccerIG: diablovalleywolves00:00 coaching background2:44 introduction at LMC4:10 keys to developing programs6:30 keys to recruiting9:33 bringing players into the program10:45 communication with players11:25 campus tours13:45 utilizing new facilities and hiring a strength coach14:30 balance b/t academics and athletics16:00 difference b/t genders and locations18:30 team meetings and rule setting by players20:50 reinforcing guidelines22:55 constants found across time with Merritt and LMC25:00 challenge of retaining players for sophomore year26:30 eligibility reminders28:25 how to assist players that want to take the next step acad

Bejan opens up about working with players from under-served areas and creating a positive atmosphere to develop his student-athletes, his personal soccer journey from playing at the junior college level to moving on to play at Cal Berkeley, and the connections we make in soccer while having shared moments, through the ups and downs and the joy and the craziness.How to connect with Bejan:Bejan@footymarket.com1:00 amount of energy and work needed to coach3:30 soccer and the relationships we build4:40 background in soccer7:40 preparing for Surf Cup experience with players from underserved areas11:00 finding ways to fundraise for your team/ club12:30 focused on developing the whole student-athlete at the high school level17:40 players need to take the initiative18:30 building trust with players20:00 understanding the options available after high school22:15 dealing with adversity and taking second chances24:00 Bejan’s experience playing at Junior College (community college) before joining UC Berkeley27:00 transit

How to Connect wtih Anmol:IG: anmolsb130:20 soccer background1:10 discussing Lil’ Spurs program1:50 difference in coaching competitive club soccer2:30 speaking to playing within Spurs FC and progressing to coaching with same club3:40 the impact of coaching on his playing style4:15 picking up ideas from other coaches and identifying areas of growth5:30 discussing the benefits of having our coaches’ meetings6:30 transitioning b/t playing club and high school under the same coach7:00 learning from Coach Simba and building confidence9:45 discussing our experience during the USSF D License course11:50 playing experience and the impact on his coaching12:45 developing the growth mindset12:30 challenges found when coaching 2011 (U-9)15:00 the moment Anmol decided to become a coach16:00 balancing school, work, and life17:35 highlight moment of player development19:20 coach as a mentor20:00 transitioning to play in America from Germany21:25 the fun of playing in adverse weather conditions22:35 benefit of playing year-r

Ariel returns to the show to share his experience with San Joaquin Delta College in his first year as the Assistant Men's Soccer Coach. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

Jose is Girls' Director for the Central Region of Massachusetts with Global Premier Soccer. During this conversation, Jose shares his playing background growing up in Santiago, Chile and transitioning to play in Massachusetts, his experience coaching youth soccer, club and high school, and his role as a director. Before that, a quick word from our sponsor.How to Contact Jose MezaIG: dremez--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

 Silvia has been an assistant coach with Woodland Soccer Club for the past three years and is currently in her first year as a Head Coach. During this conversation, Silvia shares her experience transitioning from an assistant to a head coach, her playing time at the club, junior college, and semi-professional levels, and she opens up about becoming the first female coach and board member in her club's history. Silvia's Contact Info:E-mail: silviagarciaa10@gmail.comIG: sillviiia_garcia5300:10 Soccer background1:25 transitioning from assistant coach to head coach2:40 why not more women coaches?3:30 working as Secretary/ Administrator on the club’s board5:25 working at Woodland (small club) vs. Davis Legacy (large club)9:15 benefit of clubs offering a semi-pro level of play12:45 experience of playing at American River College16:45 transition from Junior College to Semi-Professional19:15 remaining discipline in the offseason and when dealing with injuries22:30 influential advice from previous coaches24:

It's episode 50!Today, Ted and Tomás discuss new opportunities that have developed over the past month as well as training sessions while many of your players are on Summer vacation. Links as mentioned in the episode:Rotations and InterchangesWill Parchman tweet on Eduardo Galeano, Uruguayan writer--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

How to contact Rose: IG- rshoen_15 - aztecafc--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

How to contact Kevin: https://busc.org/contact/  http://www.ifxsoccer.com/contact-us/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support

 Zac is just beginning his coaching journey, and recently completed his first season as an Assistant Coach with College Preparatory School in Oakland. During this conversation, Zac shares his playing background, the differences he's found in coaching soccer and basketball, and dives into the time he almost gave up on soccer. Show Notes  0:25 Coaching background3:30 lessons learned through coaching5:00 introduction to coaching- soccer and basketball6:15 why Zac became a coach10:15 choosing between coaching soccer and basketball16:00 communication is key across the team, but it can be difficult18:40 heading the ball- pros and cons23:05 playing experience and the impact as a coach27:45 getting recruited to play in college29:20 struggling with injuries35:55 on the verge of quitting soccer in high school41:40 playing in college43:55 coaching mentors47:50 drama within the team51:50 learn from CPS Head Coach Godwin Odiye57:02 plans for the remainder of 20191:04:03 three coaching points scenario1:09:45 connect o

In todays talk we touch on the U20 World Cup, disparities in tournament flighting and more talk on losing players to outside clubs. We also give our picks for the Europa League and Champions League Finals.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/full90coaching/support