Chris M.

Chris's passion for soccer developed like most, from a family whose culture embraced the love of the game. One of his earliest soccer momories is spending evenings watching his father play semi-pro soccer in New York City. As a youth player he spent several years with Albertson Soccer Club and HBC in New York. He played four years at collegiate level at Regis College. After college he spent time with the Long Island Rough Riders.
Chris noticed he had a passion for coaching after assisting as trainer for local towns in the area of Huntington, NY. In 2013 he joined Kings FC as general staff coach and in a short time was promoted to Boys Director. In 2016 Chris joined Seacoast United, he continued his role as Boys Director and took on the role of Camps & Clinics Director for their Metro-West region. Chris has his USSF "D" license, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and US Youth Futsal Level three license.

As a youth player he spent several years with Albertson Soccer Club and HBC in New York. He played four years at collegiate level at Regis College. After college he spent time with the Long Island Rough Riders

Four year Starter at Regis College
2012 Most improved player
2014 Co-captian

Trial with PDL Long Island Rough Riders

Typically I break sessions into four parts:

1st: Functional Dymainic Movement
2nd: Ball Mastery and Technical Footskills Training
3rd: First Touch and Passing/Striking Techniques
4th: Position Specific Drills and Functional Patterns of play

Added value with the ability to execute numerous freestyle dribbling and juggling techniques.