Chloe White

During my senior year of high school, I coached girls' soccer at Columbia Premier Soccer Club, specifically in the Junior Academy for ages 7 and 8. I began coaching in September of 2022 and continued until late summer of 2023, just before heading off to college. My primary focus has been on working with young athletes aged 5-10. I believe that my knowledge of soccer, coupled with my age, enables me to effectively relate to athletes in this age group as they make the transition to a higher level of soccer.

For 9 years, I played for the Columbia Premier Soccer Club 04G Reds 1/Girls Academy (formerly known as Washington Timbers Soccer Club). During my time at the club and throughout high school, I had the opportunity to travel to Barcelona, Spain, where I played at the Tovo Institute of Soccer. While in Barcelona, I also played for the Villanova Women's first team in Villanova, Spain. After I graduated I went on to play with a soccer scholarship at the University of South Carolina Beaufort. I am currently playing there and will be for the next four years.

In a typical session with me, I would begin by incorporating a thorough warm-up to prevent injuries and prepare the athlete for the session. Following that, I would transition into smaller touches and passing drills using cones to further warm up the athlete's legs.
Prior to the training, I make it a point to inquire with the athlete or their guardian about specific areas they would like to work on. This ensures that the training is tailored to the individual's needs, fostering a more productive and targeted improvement. Having lived and played in Spain, I have developed a particular approach to training that I find effective. I prefer to emphasize a possession style of soccer, allowing athletes to maximize their ball touches. This approach aims to enhance their skills and overall performance during the session.