DHD coaches have created an exciting
summer soccer program that teaches techniques, tactics and decision-making
What initially began ten years ago as a once-a-week session for high-school players has grown into a summer program for youth players of all ages. We continue to grow, thanks to the many players who return year after year. It could be the relationships that are forged, it could be the coaching, it could be the fun that everybody has, or it could be a combination of all three. One thing is for certain though, fun is a key element.
Many programs offer advanced, challenging, and competitive soccer for the elite players. That is not who we are or what we are about. We do our best to work with players of all levels of ability. We are here for the second-year player who wants to gain confidence by improving his or her skills and achieving a better understanding of what to do on the field. We are here for the player who wants to be ready for the fall competitive, middle school or high school season. These are the players the DHD programs are designed for.
DHD Soccer strives to remain a leader and innovator in the field of youth soccer training by constantly seeking out and incorporating contemporary soccer training principles. We take pride in the quality of the programs we offer and the enthusiasm of our trainers. Our programs are focused on technical training, soccer intelligence and tactical concepts while instilling a love and passion for the game of soccer.
We
are not top level professional coaches, but rather
individuals have coached for a number of years and
know through experience what works and what doesn’t
work. Our coaching methods have been gleaned from
World Cup winning coaches, MLS coaches and college
coaches, as well as coaches in other sports who are
consistently effective in motivating their players.
Our goal is to not only help your child become a competent soccer player, but introduce him or her to the many other facets of the game that will lead to a lifetime of enjoying “the beautiful game.”