Hussein A.

I bring years of experience coaching soccer in both national and international settings, focusing on technical skill development, teamwork, and building a positive, supportive environment where players grow as both athletes and individuals.

I’ve coached at the grassroots, recreational plus, and competitive youth levels, always tailoring my coaching approach to match the developmental needs and goals of each player.

I’ve coached with several top clubs in Jordan, and currently coach with Rapids Youth Soccer Club. I also lead seasonal camps through local academies and collaborate with Denver Public Schools and local community teams to extend my reach.

I primarily work with youth players, from beginners learning fundamentals to teens competing at high levels. I enjoy coaching all age groups and adapting sessions to be age-appropriate and engaging.

I hold multiple coaching certifications including U.S. Soccer grassroots licenses, and I continuously invest in professional development to stay current with best practices in youth training.

My coaching success lies in developing confident, skilled players and cohesive teams. Watching my athletes grow, improve, and succeed on and off the field is my greatest accomplishment.

My background is rooted in coaching rather than high-level competition, but my extensive training, certifications, and hands-on experience have given me deep insight into player development.

While I didn’t compete in formal collegiate or professional leagues, my dedication to coaching allows me to bring a focused and player-first mindset to every session.

The best recognition I’ve received comes from the progress of the players I coach and the continued trust of families who return season after season. That’s what motivates me most.

Each session is active, structured, and supportive—combining technical drills, tactical play, and fitness training in a fun, motivating atmosphere that promotes growth and confidence.

I focus on core skills—dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive positioning—while incorporating drills like cone work, small-sided games, passing patterns, and agility ladders to enhance game performance and build confidence.

1. Warm-Up (10 min): Dynamic stretches and ball control exercises to activate the body and prevent injury.
2. Skill Development (20–25 min): Targeted drills focused on individual needs, such as finishing, first touch, or defending.
3. Tactical Application (15–20 min): Game-like scenarios, 1v1s, or small-sided games to build decision-making and spatial awareness.
4. Cool-Down & Reflection (10 min): Static stretches and a quick debrief to give feedback and set clear goals for the next session.