Taylor H.

Throughout my time playing division 1 soccer at the University of Montana, I have worked with kids of all ages. At the University of Montana I worked kids camps and College I.D camps during the summers. I also worked holding 1 on 1, and group sessions during my time out of season. I have trained myself my entire life and have worked with some of the best coaches around for 15+ years. I have worked with kids of all ages, all with different skill sets. I was blessed with the opportunity to be contracted in the NWSL, with the San Diego Wave in their inaugural season. Playing at the highest level, surrounded by some of the best players in the world.

I started playing club soccer for San Diego Surf. My team was one of the best in the nation, winning nationals and finishing in the top 3 nationally an additional two times. After club, I played Division 1 soccer at the University of Montana. My accomplishments during my 5 years include: (Team Accomplishments) Three NCAA appearances, two-time regular season titles, three-time conference tournament champions. (Personal Accomplishments:) Three times voted first-team All-Big Sky Conference, two times named United Soccer Coaches All-West Region. Eight-seven matches played, 76 starts, more than 7,111 minutes played, which is more than 118 hours.

For the past year I have played professionally in the NWSL, contracted by the San Diego Wave for their inaugural season.

A typical session with me with me will be about 45 minutes to an hour. Progress with anything is all about the quality time spent at that particular skill. I will ask individuals what their strengths are, and what aspect of their game they feel they would like to improve upon. The more time you spend on something, the more comfortable you get, which overtime increases confidence. Sessions at times may feel a bit repetitive, those who are masters at their craft master the basic fundamentals. Overall, throughout my career extra work has helped me build confidence in my ability. Individual sessions allow for skill specification, and offer players a space to make mistakes and learn from those mistakes.