Looking for a Trainer in MD/DC

[Anonymous]

For 3 weeks, I've been interviewing soccer trainers for my DD. However, they all seem to focus on everything else, but training kids for specific positions. Do you guys have any recommendations?

[Anonymous]

Sounds to me like you are finding the right type of trainer already.
Why are you so concerned about having her trained for single specific position?
How old is she?

She should have the ability to play multiple positions effectively not one position only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For 3 weeks, I've been interviewing soccer trainers for my DD. However, they all seem to focus on everything else, but training kids for specific positions. Do you guys have any recommendations?

There are a lot of variables in your considerations, none of which we're aware of. If you find a good trainer, please update and recommend?

[Anonymous]

I'm not self promoting, but as a coach and trainer I'd want to know the following.

What age? What position? What sort of time commitment are you looking for? Are you opposed to training that is not position specific as part of the training? What level does you DD currently play at?

Those are just the ones off the top of my head...

[Anonymous]

Where are you finding all of these soccer trainers, I have been trying to locate one for my DD.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For 3 weeks, I've been interviewing soccer trainers for my DD. However, they all seem to focus on everything else, but training kids for specific positions. Do you guys have any recommendations?

Are you asking the "trainers" that you only want training on a specific position? I would think a trainer would focus on conditioning, agility, endurance and so on to help you be a stronger and better player. But It sounds like you want your daughter to learn how to play a specific position only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are you finding all of these soccer trainers, I have been trying to locate one for my DD.

I’m not the PP but I’ve used CoachUp.

Unless the OP is looking for goalie training, isn’t field player training all very similar? Field player private training are that my DD has were first touch, dribbling, skill moves, kicking/shooting, passing and agility drills.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are you finding all of these soccer trainers, I have been trying to locate one for my DD.

I’m not the PP but I’ve used CoachUp.

Unless the OP is looking for goalie training, isn’t field player training all very similar? Field player private training are that my DD has were first touch, dribbling, skill moves, kicking/shooting, passing and agility drills.

Yes someone else mentioned this site also. I was going to check it out. Hope it wasn't an advertisement.

[Anonymous]

Cristian Michel is a great training and will raise your player's level.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are you finding all of these soccer trainers, I have been trying to locate one for my DD.

I’m not the PP but I’ve used CoachUp.

Unless the OP is looking for goalie training, isn’t field player training all very similar? Field player private training are that my DD has were first touch, dribbling, skill moves, kicking/shooting, passing and agility drills.

I'm the OP- she will be u12 EDP and she is a goalie..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are you finding all of these soccer trainers, I have been trying to locate one for my DD.

I’m not the PP but I’ve used CoachUp.

Unless the OP is looking for goalie training, isn’t field player training all very similar? Field player private training are that my DD has were first touch, dribbling, skill moves, kicking/shooting, passing and agility drills.

I'm the OP- she will be u12 EDP and she is a goalie..

Monica Lovett-Groat, great trainer for keepers.

[Anonymous]

Kristen Sample only trains goalies. She is great.

[Anonymous]

Where do you guys find trainers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where do you guys find trainers?

Word of mouth mainly.