Soccer should feel like play, not a chore.
One-on-one lessons for beginners, coached by Kabir, a 6th grader who has been where your kid is. Fun, energizing drills. Real improvement.
It's not about the sport. It's about building a passion and joy in sports.
Fun comes first
Kids stay healthy while they have fun. When soccer feels like a game instead of a chore, they ask to go back out and play.
Determination carries over
Soccer teaches kids to keep going. They can use that in school, in life, and in everything they do.
Beginners are the point
Kids learn while they play, and when they play, they grow. Every drill is made for someone just starting out.
A session is one hour, just for your kid.
Team practice is built around the whole team. A lesson with Kabir is built around one player: more touches on the ball, no pressure, and a pace that fits where they are right now.
We work through fun, energizing exercises that help beginners improve, and we keep it light so kids leave wanting more.
- Length
- 1 hour
- Best for
- Beginners
- Equipment
- Soccer balls and a pump are provided
- Availability
- 2 to 3 lessons a week, around school, soccer and homework
- Location
- Arranged when you book
Families came back.
Last summer I coached lessons at $10 an hour. Five or six families kept booking me again and again.
I think they came back because their kids had fun. A kid who is smiling at the end of a lesson wants another one.
$25 an hour.
Private soccer lessons often cost a couple hundred dollars an hour. Mine are $25, and I'm still a kid who loves the game.
Last summer I charged $10 and families loved it. $25 is still far below what most private coaching costs.
Book a session
Tell me about your player and which days work. I'll write back to set up a time.
Parents, you're welcome to ask me anything before we start.