About
Take your game to the next level training with a former Division 1 Women's Soccer Player!
I played two years of D1 college soccer at UConn before transferring to Villanova to finish my final two years. At UConn, we played in the American Athletic Conference(AAC) and made it to the sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament my freshman year. As a freshman at UConn, I made the AAC all-rookie team. In my two years at UConn I started 32 out of 39 games. At Villanova, I started all 28 games played in during my junior and senior year (does not include games missed due to injury). I was the 2018 Coaches Player Of The Year at Villanova. During my four years of college soccer I compiled 4,552 minutes on the field.
I want to continue pursuing my passion for soccer by helping the next generation of players excel!
I absolutely love sharing my passion for the game. Ever since I was a little kid, I loved watching and playing the beautiful game. After finishing college, I decided I wanted to pursue a career in private soccer training as I believe it is essential supplemental training for serious players. I love being able to connect with an individual player and improve their game session by session.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
1. A session with me will always start with a ball mastery warm-up where I will prepare a player for the session to come. This part of the session will include technical aspects, passing, receiving, and awareness.
2. After this part of the session we will move into more functional/game-like situations. I will tailor each session to what position a player usually plays. As an example, a defender will be put in situations where we work on defensive principles, passing, distributing, awareness, positioning, and attacking out of the back. A defenders session will be much different than a central midfielder's sessions, or a forward's session.
3. The final part of the session, no matter what position you play, will be focused on finishing. In my opinion, everyone on the field needs to know how to be clinical in front of goal.
All sessions will include the basic aspects of the game - passing, receiving, awareness, and speed of play. The best players in the world are masters of the basics.