Sukhi B.

Player: Sukhman Bal (Sukhi)

Playing History

2013-2013: Sun Hei: Hong Kong, China (January 2013 -July 2013)
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Played cumulative 6 months abroad with professional soccer team in Hong Kong called Sun Hei.
2012-2012: Club: Georgia Revolution
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League: Professional Development League (PDL)
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Reached National Quarter Finals

2007-2012: Club: Clayton State University (NCAA)
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Obtained a full scholarship for soccer.
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2 Conference Champions
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National Tournament 3 Successive Years
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2011- National Quarter Finals
2007- Club: ODP (Olympic Youth Development)
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Region Pool

2006- Club: Concorde Fire/ Atlanta Fire United (America)
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Manchester United Nike Cup- Played at Nike headquarters in Oregon. Same group as Barcelona Youth Academy.
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Nike Friendlies- Played against Under 21 USA National Team
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Nike Friendlies- Played against Under 18 USA National Team
2003-2007: Club: Concorde Fire/ Atlanta Fire United (America) League: Region 3 Premier League.
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Won R3PL three times.
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National Quarter finals 2004, 2006.
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Nationally Ranked 5th Best Team in the United States of America

2002-2003: Club: Hong Kong FC- U14 Division Champions

2001-2002: Club: Concorde Fire: Won the State tournament, Ranked Best Team in the State of Georgia. (Voted MVP)

Soccer Philosophy and Coaching

Having been born in England as well as spending many years growing up in Hong Kong and America, I have been fortunate enough to witness different cultures of soccer (football). It has shaped my perspective on how the game should be played. The soccer in England was a very fast paced style of play with a great amount of long balls involved, however in Hong Kong and America the style of play involves speeding the tempo up, keeping the ball on the ground. The style of the game is constantly changing, although the basic fundamentals of the game will never change, meaning technique will always be an important aspect of the game. My philosophy on soccer values technique very much; I feel if one has great technique, then the other aspects of soccer (pace, strength, decision making, etc) will follow as the players grow older and become more experienced.

The coaching drills I like to use allow a player to improve his technique, decision making, quick feet, speed of play, and movement with team play. These for me are the most important fundamentals of the game as one can always improve their strength and speed as they grow older, becoming more mature. I enjoy coaching and have great motivation for it because I love to see the players improve. I am very thankful that coaches put a lot of time into me as a player helping me improve constantly and I want to give that back, making players be the best they can.

Played Professional Soccer in Hong Kong
National Quater finals for NCAA Soccer

Sukhi B. has not provided a session plan.