Roman Hubach

Ohio Junior Olympic Development State Coach

Ohio women Senior Olympic Program State Coach

Four Year Letterman at Cleveland State University

Parma Recreational Department Director of Munchkin Soccer

Padua Franciscan High School Varsity Soccer Coach

Strongsville High School Varsity Soccer Coach

North Olmsted High School Junior Varsity Soccer Coach

Freshman Coach at St Ignatius High School

Pawel Klaudiusz Guziejko

Masters Degree P.E. Warsaw, Poland

Bachelor of Science P.E.

UEFA "B" License  2003

Member US Soccer Club,

many National and International memberships.

My Coaching Philosophy can briefly be summed up in the following:

  • Training at practice like during the actual game
  • Practice to perfection soccer situations which are most repeated during the game
  • If we want to prepare a really good practice for the kids , we must have knowledge about their biological and physchological development
  • Without coordination excercises, technical abilities of each player will always be low
  • Each paractice session must be developmental for the players
  • A good practice will make the player happy and promote self esteem
  • The best teacher for the coach is the game
  • Soccer is education, you have to methodically teach step by step and learn piece by piece
  • Work on Speed (perception, anticipation, reaction) as a basic element of temporary game and complex ability, composed of many psychological, cognative and motor abilities
  • Success between the ages of U6-U13 is not seen through a win or lose record, rather the development and contineud improvement of the individual and the team. Winning is important, but more important is winning the right way which means preparing players for College and Professional Soccer  technically, tactically, physically and psychologically

Kenneth Russo

   

• Instruct youth (ages 6-17) in advanced soccer skills and fitness training
• Create strategies and techniques for peak performance
• Perform adjustments to enhance team play during game situations
• Facilitate transfer of individual soccer skills into small-sided game settings during training sessions
• Motivate and encourage individual players to improve foot skills in order to strengthen each team’s competitive ability
• Develop a love of the game as a life skill for each player
• Build teamwork, loyalty and proper sportsmanship

• U.S. National ‘C’ soccer coaching license