Mohammed M.

I have experience coaching and training soccer players ages 8–18 through private sessions, small groups, and team environments. I work with players at recreational, travel, high school, ECNL, and GA levels, focusing on technical skills, finishing, first touch, and game awareness.

As a player, I competed professionally in Morocco, played USL2 with Nona FC, and currently play college soccer in the United States. I hold a U.S. Soccer Grassroots Referee certification and a U.S. Soccer 11v11 Coaching License.

I competed professionally in Morocco with Kenitra Athletic Club (KAC), played USL2 with Nona FC, and currently compete at the collegiate level in the United States with Keiser University. I was also part of the Moroccan Youth National Team setup.

My accomplishments include being named Mid-South Conference Freshman of the Year at Georgetown College after recording 12 goals and 7 assists in my freshman season. I have also won conference and regular-season championships at the collegiate level.

A typical session starts with a dynamic warm-up and ball mastery exercises to prepare the athlete physically and mentally. From there, I focus on technical development through drills tailored to the player’s position and goals, including first touch, passing, dribbling, finishing, 1v1 moves, speed of play, and decision-making.

I design each session to be game-realistic, incorporating movement, pressure, and repetition to build confidence and consistency. Sessions usually finish with competitive exercises or game scenarios that help players apply the skills they’ve practiced. My goal is to help athletes improve technically, think faster, and gain confidence that translates directly into matches.