Soccer - Strategies for Sustained Soccer Coaching Success

Soccer - Strategies for Sustained Soccer Coaching Success is a clear, credible resource by an experienced soccer coach, who shares proven player development methods for attaining long-term coaching success.

This is a unique book about coaching soccer. It offers an insight into successful secrets for long-term player development, which is a current hot topic in the world of soccer.

There is no other resource available that has the combined credibility, experience of a coach who has coached U9-U19, and comprehensive coverage of coaching soccer that the author shares through the book.

In this book you will learn how to prepare your Personal Statement, Team Mission Statement & Coaching Philosophy, Creating a Team Culture for Player Development, Leadership: Managing Success and Overcoming Adversity, Team Management: Players, Staff, Parents, the College Process, Player Development: Whose Responsibility?, Developing a Year-Round Program, Coaching Methodology, Example of a Full Season of Training, Sustaining Excellence, Remaining Relevant & Giving Back to the Game, and more.

In The Vision of a Champion, the book I wrote with Gloria Averbuch to help the youth navigate all the treacherous waters of their sport, I referenced Ashu as someone to contact who had mastered it. I stand by that now as you explore and apply his vision and his time tested and practical ideas. – Anson Dorrance, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Head Coach of 22x National Champion UNC, plus '91 USWNT World Cup Champion).

Ashu Saxena has been coaching soccer since 1986 and holds the NSCAA Master Coach Diploma. He has received the USYSA National Girls Coach of the Year Award as well as the USOC National Developmental Coach of the Year Award. Ashu has coached several teams to numerous successes on the national level, emphasizing player development, team culture, leadership, sportsmanship, and excellence on and off the field.978193732354\Jen Godreau, BA, CPC, CPEDC, specializes in medical coding policy for pediatrics, otolaryngology including allergy and audiology, family-practice, internal medicine, and pulmonology. In her most recent role as content director for Supercoder.com, she puts coding content into one easy to use place. Her dual position as managing editor lets her pursue her love of coaching and training coding writers to produce accurate, problem driven coding stories that answer readers' top problems. Her years of coding experience include writing Pediatric Coding Specialty Alert for eight years, Otolaryngology Coding Specialty Alert for seven years, and the primary care publications for six or more years. She also wrote the ICD-9 study guide for the Certified Otolaryngology Coder? (CENTC?) examination offered through the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). Jen shares her enthusiasm for correct coding by presenting at various Inhealthcare Webinars and live conferences, as well as at Audioeducator audio and webinar events, and at private practices. Jen has a bachelor of arts in English from Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio, and is currently taking science classes at Florida Gulf Coast University in Ft. Myers. She became a Certified Professional CoderR (CPCR) in 2001, and added her designation as a Certified Pediatrics Coder? (CPEDC?) in 2009.978193732354\Jen Godreau, BA, CPC, CPEDC, specializes in medical coding policy for pediatrics, otolaryngology including allergy and audiology, family-practice, internal medicine, and pulmonology. In her most recent role as content director for Supercoder.com, she puts coding content into one easy to use place. Her dual position as managing editor lets her pursue her love of coaching and training coding writers to produce accurate, problem driven coding stories that answer readers' top problems. Her years of coding experience include writing Pediatric Coding Specialty Alert for eight years, Otolaryngology Coding Specialty Alert for seven years, and the primary care publications for six or more years. She also wrote the ICD-9 study guide for the Certified Otolaryngology Coder? (CENTC?) examination offered through the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). Jen shares her enthusiasm for correct coding by presenting at various Inhealthcare Webinars and live conferences, as well as at Audioeducator audio and webinar events, and at private practices. Jen has a bachelor of arts in English from Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio, and is currently taking science classes at Florida Gulf Coast University in Ft. Myers. She became a Certified Professional CoderR (CPCR) in 2001, and added her designation as a Certified Pediatrics Coder? (CPEDC?) in 2009.