Alejandro C.

I have experience training athletes from ages 6-18, together with Wuilito Fernandes from Wethefootballers and Paulo Soares from ieliteperformancelab. I been training athletes together with Wuilito Fernandes and Paulo Soares ( both from coachup) since summer 2025.
I was also an helper with training drills in University of West Alabama in the season 2019-2020.

I currently play for Brockton Fc in the UPSL since 2019. I play as a center and defensive midfielder.
In 2024 in won the UPSL North New England fall regular and playoffs conference title.
In 2023 we qualified to US Open Cup, which we played in March 2024 against Chattanooga Red Wolves from USL league one.
In 2021 we qualified to US Open Cup for the first time ever, in which we played in March 2022 against Weather Pioneers from USL league 2.
In 2020 we won the UPSL New England fall regular and playoffs conference. We won the Northeast UPSL playoffs champions.
In 2021 we placed thirst in the UPSL national tournament in Atlanta Georgia.
I played for the University of west Alabama from NCAA D2 2017-2019.
In 2017 we won the GSC conference regular and playoffs title. We also reach the sweet 16 in the NCAA D2 national tournament.
I played for Ancilla College from NJCAA D1 from 2015-2017.
In 2015/2016 we won the conference regular season.
In 2016/2017 we won the conference regular and playoffs title. We also placed third in the NJCAA national tournament in Texas.

Clients can expect an energetic, detail-oriented, and motivating environment every time they train with me. A typical session starts with a dynamic warm-up to activate the muscles and get us going. From there, we transition into technical drills that sharpen first touch, passing, dribbling, and ball control under pressure. I emphasize game-realistic exercises—like 1v1s, combination play, and finishing drills—to develop not just skill but intelligence and composure. Every workout is intense yet supportive, designed to push athletes to their limits while keeping the energy high and the focus on growth. All I ask is for the athlete to come in motivated, ready to learn and most of all to enjoy the journey.