Hiram T.

Qualifications:
USSF - CalSo License E (USA Certified)
Lvl.1 Coaching Football (Soccer) QCF (England Certified)
Lvl.2 BTEC Sports Coaching Training (Fitness Testing & Training) (England Certified)
Fitness Specialist Certification-Advanced (CT)
IDEA World Fitness College Discovery Program
First Responder Course (CPR and AED)

Current coach @SDRM Elite (San Diego Real Madrid Elite) coaching ages from 8-16. I am also a Fitness Trainer (CPT), that likes to incorporate different techniques and aspects of the game with other fundamental training. Such as gym work, agility tests, and beach training. I received my credentials in England, while I played for BWFC (Bolton Wanders Football Club).
My passion for sports (Soccer) have created a very dedicated, hard working, passionate, and motivated person in me, along with positive mentality to create great ambitions and a clear vision for the future. I have aspired to become the best I can be in life as well in my sport. My great interest and participation in sports along with other fitness (gym) activities have kept me on the right path and with a healthy mind, body, and soul! I love to encourage people, and help them achieve their best health/fitness life possible! Recognizing, accepting, and transforming is all part of life's progress. I'm not only a coach but a great friend!

At the age of 18, I travelled to England to fulfill a dream of mine in becoming a professional soccer player. I played for 1 year with the (BWFC) Bolton Wanders Football Club Academy. It's competition was very professional with great coaching from the club, as well received my Coaching education from a very high standard qualification UKCC (United Kingdom Coaching Cert.) I played high school soccer and won (CIF + State Champs) in the same year, and recorded my team into the MDCHS Hall of Fame 2009. I have been lucky enough to be part of great teams that have achieved amazing recognition and title(s).

As a Soccer Coach:
1) Begin with getting to know the player (goals, qualities, what to work on)
2) Initiate a assessing player with fitness tests (with and without ball), control of ball, passing, dribbling, transitions, timing, finishing, heading, crossing, positioning and more.
3) Progressively advance in specific areas of recommendation by coach, and continue to develop the players ability in all areas of the game. Also involve the psychological aspect and physiological (taking care of the body)
4) Last but not least, and probably most important is enjoying the game, practice, and increase skills for the present + future.