Extra training gives players the time to refine their technical foundations in ways team environments often can’t. Over a full year, the additional touches and consistent repetition make a noticeable difference in their comfort and confidence on the ball.

Yes. One or two additional sessions per week provide thousands more touches and more opportunities to work under pressure.

Over time, players become: More confident in possession, Quicker and cleaner with their touches, Better in tight spaces, Calmer when receiving under pressure, and More effective in 1v1 situations.

Absolutely. Our groups are intentionally small to allow for: Immediate technical correction, Guidance tailored to each player, Constant involvement and meaningful touches. Every player stays active, engaged, and challenged throughout the session.

We are a year-round program, and you will always find us on the field.

Our schedule adapts around school demands, club seasons, holidays, and family routines so players never lose progression time.

Yes—we train beginners new to the sport, and we also work consistently with national youth team players and MLS academy players.

We have a diverse player group, and our methodology adjusts accordingly so every level receives the right challenge, tempo, and expectation.

Our sessions are fun, energetic, and purposeful.

Warm-up:

Light-hearted technical activities, coordination work, reaction games, and movement challenges—especially important for younger players.

Technical Phase (High Intensity):

Individual ball mastery, repeated touches, first-touch development, ball manipulation, and movement with the ball. Players stay active with no wasted time.

Application Phase (Opposed Play):

1v1s, 2v2s, directional play, and small-sided games that demand decision-making under pressure.

This structure helps players become more confident, composed, and capable of influencing the game.

Coach Jonny

Originally from England, Jonny developed in the academy systems at West Bromwich Albion and Port Vale, before continuing his playing career in the U.S. at the University of North Georgia and Southeastern University (NCAA & NAIA).

He is USSF C Licensed and has played under and been influenced by industry elite professionals, including a current Bayern Munich assistant coach.

These experiences shaped his approach to youth development and playing philosophies, grounded in clear technical expectations and modern coaching methods.

Coach Paulos

Paulos began his footballing journey at Notts County, one of England’s most historic professional clubs.

He continued his playing career in the U.S. at Tusculum University and Southeastern University, giving him experience across two respected player pathways.

He is USSF C Licensed and has coached a wide range of players—from beginners to highly competitive youth athletes—bringing clarity, detail, and strong session design to every environment.

While he holds a Master’s degree in Kinesiology, his primary credibility comes from his playing background and coaching experience in both England and the U.S.

Shared Philosophy

Our coaching approach is aligned and consistent:

Clear technical standards

High repetition with purpose

Sessions that translate directly to match situations

An emphasis on consistent habits and understanding the demands of the game

Our focus is to help players become capable, confident, and impactful, building long-term development through thoughtful, deliberate training.