Enrique F.

Hi, my name is Juan Enrique Fernandez I am currently coaching at a D2 at Tennesse Lincoln Memorial University, a top 25 NCAA D2 in the country. I currently mainly work with the GKs but also run whole team training sessions, do individual and group sessions within the team, and many more logistics within the university. I worked in the summer of 2024 in the Midwest for Barcelona FC with age groups between the ages of 12-17 years old. I have worked with kids from 10 years old to adults for the last couple of years. So, they have a variety of experiences in different age groups of what they need to accomplish. I have certifications in 4 v 4 grassroots, Goalkeeping diploma level 1 from NCSAA also coached the COE Club in Edmond, Oklahoma, in 2022.

Trained with a professional team in Guatemala- Petapa Second division professional team from January to May 2020.
Played at NAIA Point Park University Men’s Soccer - Pittsburgh, PA August 2022 - Spring of 2024 (Graduated with my MBA)
Graduate Student Athlete
● Played 17 games as a Pioneer started 2 of them
● River States Conference Athlete: Fall 2024
● Chi Alpha Sigma National Scholar-Athlete
● Team Captain Spring of 2024
Monroe College Men’s Soccer - New Rochelle, NY August 2018 - December 2019
Student Athlete
● nine games played three started as an NJCAA student-athlete
Crosby, Texas, where was a varsity letterman on the men's soccer team for four years, from 2013 to 2017. He served as team captain during his junior and senior years and was named 2nd team all-district in his junior year.

During the summers of 2018 and 2019, played for Houston FC in the UPSL league, and in the summer and fall of 2020, played for Katy FC in the NSL league. In the fall of 2021, he transferred to Ohio Valley University in Parkersburg, West Virginia, but the school shut down shortly after. Following the closure, he played in the spring of 2022 at Oklahoma Christian University, an NCAA Division II program in Edmond, Oklahoma. Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, with a minor in Sports Management, from Oklahoma Christian University

-5-10 Dynamic warm-up
20-25 mins- technical drills (dribble, first touch, passing)
20-25 tactical drills/position-specific drills (game-like drills, scenarios, or just even fun)
5-10- cool down- slow jogging with stretching and getting your body adjusted.