Podcasts about academy coach

The latest installment of our “Tea with Ms. G” Livestream Series is now available here on the Freedom Writers Podcast. Listen to a thoughtful Back to School Edition conversation featuring four Freedom Writer Teachers working with students in four different parts of the country. Chauncy Williams serves as the Academy Coach for the Innovation Academies of Muskegon Public Schools, Karen Lynn Kazemi teaches newcomers to the United States in Aurora, Colorado, Deb Kubin is Superintendent of the Ukiah Unified School District, and David Hoffman is a counselor supporting student mental health alongside his canine companion in Upstate New York. Hosted by Erin Gruwell, also known as Ms. G, this robust roundtable brings together perspectives from across the education system to explore the challenges students and educators are facing as they head back into the classroom. Drawing from their experiences as teachers, counselors, administrators, and advocates, our panelists reflect on what students need to feel safe, supported, and excited to learn. This episode is a meaningful listen for educators and anyone committed to creating classrooms, schools, and districts where every student has the opportunity to succeed. Listen all the way to the end for a special excerpt from our archive featuring Dr. Carl Cohn. Drawing from his experience as a superintendent during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, Dr. Cohn reflects on leading schools through crisis and the vital role educators can play in helping a community heal and rebuild after tragedy.

In this episode, George is joined by Rikki Broadmore to explore how empowering players, creating player-led environments, and teaching through concepts rather than control can transform team development. Rikki shares lessons from building successful programs, giving players ownership, and designing practices that encourage decision-making, creativity, and adaptability on the court.    Chapters: 01:00 – Introduction to Rikki Broadmore and his coaching journey 03:30 – Creating environments that encourage ownership and accountability 06:30 – Building trust and giving players freedom to make decisions 09:30 – Designing practices that replicate the demands of competition 11:00 – Using constraints and game-like situations to improve learning 12:30 – Encouraging communication and leadership within the team 15:30 – How player ownership improves engagement and performance 17:00 – Teaching offensive principles through exploration and problem-solving 20:00 – Creating continuity offenses that allow players to find solutions 21:30 – Using concepts like the Spanish pick-and-roll without over-scripting actions 23:00 – Preparing players to self-organize and make adjustments in games 24:30 – Letting players read the game rather than constantly looking to the bench 27:30 – The importance of communication, fun, and enjoyment in practice 30:00 – Transformative Tip Level up your coaching with our Amazon Best Selling Book: https://amzn.to/3vO1Tc7 Access tons more of evidence-based coaching resources: https://transformingbball.com/products/    Links: Website: http://transformingbball.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/transformbball Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transformingbasketball/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@transformingbasketball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/transformingbasketball/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@transforming.basketball

In this episode of From the Sidelines, Gary Middleton is joined by former Manchester United Academy coach and FA Coach Developer Paul McGuinness for a fascinating deep dive into coaching, player development and the power of storytelling in football.Paul shares insights from over 28 years at Manchester United, his current work across the FA, women's football, Leeds United and international consultancy, and explains how his famous “Hunting Dogs – Win It & Break” theme became one of his most effective coaching tools.Using vivid analogies inspired by African hunting dogs, Paul explores how coaches can teach players to regain possession with intelligence, organisation and aggression, from “getting into the long grass” and “smelling blood” to working together as a pack to win the ball back and break quickly.The conversation covers:The origins of the “Hunting Dogs” philosophyUsing storytelling and imagery to improve player understandingCoaching defensive transitions and regaining possession“Under the microscope” coaching detail and individual defendingCreating advantage and flow in footballInfluences from Manchester United, the FA and legendary coaches including Don Howe, Eric Harrison and Dick BateThe importance of coach development, connection and football culturePaul also previews the practical CPD event taking place at Northumberland FA on 22nd September, where coaches will see the “Hunting Dogs – Win It & Break” session brought to life on the pitch.An insightful episode packed with practical coaching detail, memorable stories and a passion for developing players and coaches at every level of the game.

ISL champion coach Brendan Morrissey recounts leading Milton Academy to the ISL title as the No. 6 seed, surviving a 7–6 opener vs. Roxbury Latin that ended with bases loaded and a freshman reliever escaping, then riding hot bats and dominant pitching to consecutive shutouts in the semifinal (9–0 after an eight-run first) and final, including a combined no-hitter as Jameson Gray peaked at the right time. Morrissey contrasts ISL and MIAA playoffs, explains building pitchers up slowly so they're fresh in June, discusses velocity and injury concerns, outlines Milton Academy admissions-driven recruiting, and shares a measured approach to college placement. A “Three Up, Three Down” segment covers athlete-fan interactions, momentum, and underrated/overrated stats.   Topics 01:17 Roxbury Latin Thriller 02:49 Freshman Closes It 03:38 Home Field Advantage 04:33 Will Pierce Breakout 05:59 Championship Mindset 06:49 No Hitter And Dogpile 09:13 MIAA Vs ISL Coaching 10:51 Peaking For Playoffs 12:32 Jump To Milton Academy 13:47 Velocity And Recruiting 14:04 Velocity And Arm Health 14:53 In Game Pitcher Management 15:25 Milton Recruiting Reality 16:43 College Paths Beyond D1 18:35 Travel Ball And Honest Guidance 19:45 Fans Versus Players Debate 22:56 Momentum And Snowball Innings 25:27 Overrated And Underrated Stats 28:27 New Defensive Odds Metrics 29:25 Podcast Wrap And Thanks

Join Cory Heitz as he sits down with Jim Driggs, Head Coach at Albany Academy and former Division III standout, for a no-nonsense conversation about the prep school basketball journey. Coach Driggs shares his unique perspective on player development, reclassifying, and college placement strategies—drawing from his experience as a player, college coach, and now a leader in the NEPSAC AA.In this episode, Coach Driggs dives deep into:The realities of prep school basketball and why competition in the NEPSAC is unmatched.How he develops players with individualized training, morning workouts, and a focus on toughness and basketball IQ.The honest truth about playing time and why he avoids over-recruiting positions.Why reclassifying might be the best move for young players—and how Albany Academy supports academic and athletic growth.His college placement strategy and why relationships with college coaches matter more than ever.If you're a parent, player, or coach navigating the prep school route, this episode is packed with actionable advice and real-world insights to help you make the best decisions.

Football Coach Tim Racki joined Melissa and Austin this morning to talk about his former player, Julian Love, playing in this year's Superb Owl.

Dan Guttenplan interviews Pat Moriarty, head coach of the Deerfield Academy baseball team. Moriarty discusses his journey from coaching at Springfield Cathedral to Deerfield, where he turned a struggling program into a championship contender. The conversation covers recruiting strategies, building a strong team culture, and the importance of player development both on and off the field. Moriarty also reflects on the mental and physical preparation required for youth baseball players and shares his personal experiences with coaching his son's youth baseball teams. The episode concludes with insights into Deerfield's outlook for the upcoming season. Topics 01:12 Pat Moriarty's Coaching Journey 03:27 Building a Winning Program at Deerfield 05:57 Recruiting Strategies and Challenges 16:40 Player Development and Training 26:51 "Three Up, Three Down" Segment 34:40 Conclusion and Farewell

The Gryphons coach previews his team's game with St. Michael

What's it really like being on both sides of academy football — as a coach and as a parent?In this episode we sit down with Leroy McIntosh, a former professional academy coach turned academy dad. Leroy's journey started at Huddersfield Town before moving into a senior role at Barnsley FC, giving him a front-row seat to the realities of youth development in English football.Now, he's living it from the other side of the pitch as a football parent.His son has spent time at Leeds United, Manchester United, and Manchester City, before signing for Man City Academy U9s.Leroy joins us to share his unique perspective: the lessons he's carried over from coaching into parenting, the challenges of academy football, and the advice he'd give to other mums and dads supporting their kids in the system as well as grassroots football in general.In this episode we discuss:What Leroy would change about the academy systemThe key lessons he learnt as a coach that now help him as a football parentPractical tips for mums and dads navigating academy and grassroots footballHow to support your child without adding pressureIf you're a football parent, grassroots coach, or just curious about life inside the academy system, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

The Gryphons coach previews his team's 2025 season

Welcome to The Capitol Hoops Summer League @ DeMatha Summer Series of The DMV Hoops Podcast.  We are broadcasting from DeMatha Catholic HS, for the entirety of the 2025 Summer League.  Check in with us throughout the summer for player & coach interviews, live look-ins & more!In this episode, we sit down with Virginia Academy Head Coach, Tau Hamilton.  Coach Hamilton joins the broadcast table with us to discuss...From the Dr. J Hoop until now, his basketball journeyHow basketball is the "vehicle" to his mentorshipAdvancing the athlete's life, outside of sportsListen to all of this & more in this episode of "The DMV Hoops Podcast."Kurt Cross - Producer & Host | Adam Crain - On Air TalentFollow On InstagramFollow On X/TwitterSports, DMV, Basketball, Kurt Cross, Hoops, Adam Crain, DMV Hoops, AAU, Capitol Hoops, Summer League, Virginia Academy, Tau HamiltonSupport the show

In this episode of the Charlotte FC Podcast, host Nic Finelli sits down with Patrick Daka, Charlotte FC's Head of Pre-Formation, U-14 Academy Coach, and Talent Discovery lead.Patrick shares his incredible journey through the world of soccer, from his upbringing in Zimbabwe and playing professionally in Germany, to his impact on youth development in the United States. Discover the core principles of "The Charlotte FC Way" and how Patrick's unique approach to player development emphasizes building well-rounded individuals, not just athletes. Learn about the famous "Daka Zone" and how the academy identifies and nurtures hidden talent. Patrick also reflects on pivotal moments in his career and shares insights into mentoring the next generation of coaches.Join us for an inspiring discussion about passion, perseverance, and shaping the future of soccer in Charlotte.

Jake Lister is a new generation coach—blending the demands of modern football with a deeply human approach to development, wellbeing, and mentorship. As an Academy Coach at Sheffield United Women and a Coach Developer at The FA, Jake's work bridges the grassroots and elite, the tactical and the transformational. Jake's journey in coaching began in 2014, driven by a passion for helping players grow—not just on the pitch, but in life. But his path hasn't been without challenges. From navigating health issues to stepping into new fatherhood while managing dual coaching roles, Jake has had to redefine balance, resilience, and what it really means to lead by example. In this conversation, Jake opens up about the cultural weight and social currency of football, and how he's learning to shift from chasing external validation to creating space for joy, presence, and purpose. He brings refreshing insight into the role of coaches not just as instructors, but as energy-setters, emotional anchors, and guides in the identity-building process of young athletes. This week, Jake shares his evolving coaching philosophy, why traditional metrics fall short, and how visualization, intention, and emotional safety are becoming essential tools in modern sport. If you're curious about the future of coaching and what it means to mentor with meaning, this episode is for you. If you enjoy this episode please leave a review on iTunes or Spotify platforms, and by doing this you will actively help in spreading this content to the practitioners that need it. Talking Points: The emotional and cultural weight of building a career in football coaching Navigating new fatherhood, identity shifts, and life outside the game Health challenges and how they sparked deeper reflection and lifestyle change Moving beyond performance metrics toward holistic athlete development Emotional regulation, resilience, and identity as critical outcomes of coaching Visualization, intention-setting, and the power of mental clarity Why coaches need to manage their energy as much as their session plans Creating psychological safety and connection in team environments Reclaiming the joy of football—for players and coaches Letting go of “shoulds” and tuning into what really matters Resources: Men Behind Sport Support The Coach Toolbox The High-Performance Coach's Guide to Lasting Change Gaia Games Summit 2026: Join the Movement! Connect with Jake: Linkedin

In this episode of New England Soccer Journal's The Goal Podcast, host Matt Langone is joined by NESJ writer Matt Doherty and New England Revolution Academy coach Abel Wasswa. Abel discusses his new role as the U14 coach for the academy, sharing his objectives, learning experiences, and the differences between coaching college and younger players. He emphasizes the importance of game intelligence, individual duels, and a positive coaching environment. Abel also details his participation in the Elite Formation Coaching License program with the French Federation. The episode concludes with a fun 'Extra Time' segment featuring potential rule changes in soccer. Topics 01:21 Coaching Philosophy and Objectives 02:17 Transition from College to Academy Coaching 05:02 Coaching Younger Players: Challenges and Strategies 08:04 Influences and Inspirations in Coaching 12:31 Creating a Positive Coaching Environment 16:11 Player Development and Tactical Mastery 22:32 Personal Playing Experience and Coaching Impact 25:54 Elite Formation Coaching License Program 26:36 Introduction to the 18-Month Course 28:13 Course Structure and In-Person Meetings 29:14 Observations and Assignments 30:10 Final Evaluation and Conclusion 30:37 Overtime Session: Zany Soccer Questions 31:30 Sin Bin for Yellow Cards 35:22 Kick-Ins Instead of Throw-Ins 39:09 Multi-Ball Chaos Mode 43:19 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts

Neil Harris spent over two decades coaching at Man United's famous Academy. Neil discusses his journey with Saul and tells us what makes United's Academy one of the best in world football.

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Greenville, SC native Carlos Berrio; current CESA Academy coach and Iron X supplemental training coach . We dive deep into Carlos's youth soccer experience growing up in Greenville, SC. We talk about the original two major soccer clubs in Greenville back in the early 2000s, GFC and St. Giles, and what the rivalry was like between those two clubs back then. We talk about the transition of the two clubs merging and creating the club we all know now as CESA. Carlos has a unique perspective of CESA as he was a player for the club when it first formed, and is now a tenured CESA coach for the majority of his adult life. We talk in depth about injury and the mental health side of injury and how to work through that. We talk in depth about parents role in their child's youth sports development/experience. We loved recording this episode with Carlos, we hope y'all enjoy the show!

The Thunder's coach previews his team's 5A semifinal game with St. Thomas Aquinas

The Thunder's coach previews his team's game with Blue Valley North

The guest is Sam Cleveland, the head coach at Lawrence Academy. They discuss Sam's lacrosse journey from playing in Arlington, Mass to his collegiate career at Colgate, and delve into his coaching philosophy at Lawrence Academy. Topics include the challenges and rewards of high school lacrosse, the impact of club lacrosse and prep schools, and the importance of player development and love for the sport. The conversation also touches on recruiting, reclassifying, and how high school coaches can better support their players in navigating the complex landscape of collegiate lacrosse.   Chasing the Goal podcast from New England Lacrosse Journal is a Seamans Media production. Find more daily lacrosse news at New England Lacrosse Journal: https://www.laxjournal.com/    Topics   00:44 Introducing the Guest: Sam Cleveland 01:45 Sam Cleveland's Early Lacrosse Journey 04:01 High School Lacrosse and Club Struggles 05:58 College Lacrosse Experience at Colgate 08:08 Coaching Philosophy and Player Development 17:40 Challenges of Coaching in the ISL 20:50 Recruitment and Team Building at Lawrence Academy 25:49 Balancing ISL and Out-of-League Games 26:43 Reflecting on Last Season's Highlights 27:23 Playoff Strategies and Challenges 29:31 The Importance of Academic and Athletic Balance 33:10 The Role of High School Coaches in Recruitment 35:55 Debating the Reclass Phenomenon 37:28 Challenges in Lacrosse Development 47:40 Opportunities for Improvement in Coaching and Recruitment 50:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

This episode delves into the journeys of four veterans who have transitioned from military service to thriving careers at Walmart. Join Chris as he chats with Army veterans Antonio Strong and Marty Wilson, Judy Griffin (Navy), and Mark Biddy (Airforce), who share how their military experiences have shaped their roles within the company. From Antonio's enthusiasm as an Academy Coach to Marty's pride as a Walmart truck driver, these stories highlight the values of teamwork, leadership, and camaraderie that resonate deeply within the Walmart family. Whether you're a veteran, a current Walmart associate, or someone interested in the inspirational journeys of others, this episode is filled with insights and heartfelt moments you won't want to miss. So tune in and see why at Walmart, "we don't just work together, we bring it together." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amanda Roth is a graduate of North Central University (NCU), where she played softball for the Rams. During her time at NCU, Roth finished her career inside the top five in program history in hits, runs, triples, games played, batting average, and total bases. Following her time at North Central, Roth worked as an Addiction Recovery Coach in Minneapolis, Minnesota, an Administrative Assistant for the Jesus Film Project, and, most recently as the Women's Engagement and Academy Coach for Uncommon Sports Group. Roth is currently transitioning into a role with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter based out of Minneapolis.    In this episode, Roth reflects on her playing career at NCU, how her friendships helped form a firm foundation in her walk with Christ, taking a risk to leave her Graduate Assistantship position, and on what the future holds with her and FCA.  

The Thunder's coach previews his team's game with Blue Valley West

The Thunder's coach previews his team's game with Blue Valley

The Thunder's coach previews his team's game with St. Thomas Aquinas

Anton joins Glen and Saul to discuss his role with Tottenham Hotpsur Women's Team where he works with the 1st team and as a transition coach for players coning through the Academy. Anton, also discusses his journey as a young pro and then an Academy Coach at Spurs.

Previewing the 2024 season with the Gryphons coach

Are you a coach who wants to up skill yourself? Check out the online courses, the Coach's Pass and the Online Downloadable Soccer Conference at MyPersonalFootballCoach https://mypersonalfootballcoach.com/iamacoach/ JordI Condom Auli joins Saul to discuss what goes on behind the scenes at Barcelona's Academy and what makes it one of the most successful talent development centres in world football.

Adam begins the show with an exciting announcement. Then, Adam and Michael Houben are joined by Marty Clarke to go in depth on his last 20+ years with the NBA Global Academy and AIS Centre of Excellence in Canberra, discussing the rise of Australian basketball at the highest levels of competition, the brand of basketball the country is known for and the future.Unwrapped is presented by FBL - Fantasy Ballers League; the official apparel sponsor of the podcast. Be bold with gold - head to fblsport.com to check out the whole collection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Beautiful Game stole our next guest! This Soccer Mom Sunday, host Jennifer Siess from Mine to Define was joined by Megan McCormick, Academy Coach for St. Louis CITY SC. Destined to play basketball in Indiana, Megan was roped into Soccer. With her experience playing and coaching through professional levels, Megan combines her background in soccer and education for a wholistic approach in player coaching and development. Listen in for wisdom about fostering a love with the PROCESS of development with youth players, trusting that end goals will come, in time - and for a candid conversation about being “one of the few” women in coaching on the men's side of the game, looking towards a time when it becomes “one of many” who are measured on qualification and merit alone. #academy #mlsnext #coaching #pathway #soccer 

Welcome to Episode 270 of the Minnesota Vikings Podcast presented by Pepsi – Made for Vikings watching! Gabe Henderson and Tatum Everett catch up with special guest Billy Miller, Head Coach at IMG Academy down in Bradenton, Florida. Billy talks about his history coaching new Vikings Quarterback J.J. McCarthy, including: his initial thoughts on J.J.'s arrival to his team, the traits that have made him successful at many levels, the work ethic it takes to win, and why he believes the Vikings made the right choice in drafting J.J. McCarthy last weekend. Plus, Jay Nelson joins the crew to help breakdown all of the draft picks and undrafted free agents who could be long-term contributors for this Vikings squad. All of this and more is in Episode 270 of the Minnesota Vikings Podcast presented by Pepsi – Made for Vikings watching!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm delighted to speak with Allan Steele this week. Allan has held many positions in football including Director of Football, Technical Lead, Academy Manager in the Premier League and pro-licence coach.  Allan was Director of Football at Forest Green Rovers Football Club. Previously he held roles at Brentford Football Club – as B Team Technical Lead and Assistant Coach, and as Education and Welfare Manager and Academy Coach. Allan and I discuss his coaching and leadership experiences and approaches having worked across three different footballing cultures.

To find out more about technical coaching, Ball Mastery and 1v1 Duels checkout the MyPersonalFootballCoach Online Coaching Courses https://mypersonalfootballcoach.com/level-1-level-2-e-leaning-courses/ Arsenal Academy Skills Specialist Danny Buck returns to join Saul to discuss his work at the world famous Hale End, home to Arsenal's Academy. Saul takes a deep dive into Danny's work with the 15/16s and how he structures his technical work. Looking at how he develops players individually and in small groups and how he challenges the players and himself.

Take a look at the CV of Jason Webber, and you'll see that a passion for equality and diversity is burned into everything does. For more than a decade, he was a campaign co-ordinator with Show Racism the Red Card – and since 2020, he's been a key part of trying to make the beautiful game something for everyone in Wales as the senior EDI Manager at the Football Association of Wales.That love of the beautiful game runs deep in this man – with stints as an Academy Coach at Cardiff City and Merthyr Town alongside his EDI work. And now, it's part of a commitment that runs through him to open up football to people who have traditionally felt the game isn't for them. So, that's what we talk about in this episode – everything from starting Wales' first LGBTQ+ supporters group for the national team, some of the challenges that still exist in the game, what to say to people who say football shouldn't be ‘political' – honestly, it's a fascinating chat that we think you'll love. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST? @WebberTJason @fawalesWANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk

Taylor Johnston has Got Next!!! Welcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series. This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn't ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn't think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Taylor Johnston has "Got Next" Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel. Want

Anthony Giano was named the head coach of the varsity baseball program at Cheshire Academy in 2021. Giano has worked at CA since 2015, including as assistant coach of the varsity and junior varsity baseball programs. He has nearly 30 years of coaching experience.

Dan spoke to former Liverpool coach Anthony Godfrey to talk about Liverpool's flourishing academy. In this clip, Dan & Anthony discuss Trent Alexander-Arnold and Curtis Jones and Anthony compares the former to Steven Gerrard.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thayer Academy's James Pierce is the guest. Pierce recently finished his first season as head coach in 2023 after serving as a longtime assistant. 

Milton Academy recently claimed the the Class A championship, after a "gauntlet" of a tournament. Coach Chris Kane joins the show to talk about the achievement.

In our latest episode of The Chelsea Spot podcast, Parth (Owner - @CFCParee) was joined by Orlando (Admin - @0rland1nho) for a special episode with former Chelsea Academy Coach and Noni Madueke's Personal Coach, Saul Issakson-Hurst (@MyFootballCoach). They discussed Saul's first age group at Chelsea which consisted of Musiala, Elliott, Colwill, Livramento and Bate! The boys also quizzed Saul on the work Noni Madueke is doing off the pitch to get into Pochettino's plans, and so much more! Make sure to check us out on all our social media platforms, including our website, Twitter, Instagram, Spotify, ITunes, Amazon Music, Google and Youtube. #TheChelseaSpot | #Chelsea | #CFC --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechelseaspot/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechelseaspot/support

Rick Warren, head coach for Suffield Academy, is the guest.  Prior to arriving at Suffield, he was the assistant men's soccer coach at Kenyon College. Rick is a native of Jamaica who played for his country at the youth level.

Bridgton Academy coach Aaron Izaryk discusses his team's fall schedule, which runs approximately eight weeks, including practices and games.

Milton Academy Coach Jim Gaudet joins the show. Gaudet was named the coach earlier this year, having previously served as an assistant coach at Babson College. Gaudet is the son of longtime Dartmouth University coach Bob Gaudet. He looks to fill the shoes of Paul Cannata, who spent 20 seasons coaching Milton Academy.

Jeroen Chantrain joins Saul to talk about is work at Anderlecht's famous academy. He has spent 6 years at the club working firstly with this youngest age groups in the foundation phase and now with the 13/14s. He also coaches in the Purple Talents programme which is Anderlecht's school programme for 'their better players'. Check out more about Anderlecht with the Inside the Academy documentary. https://youtu.be/uJ1hd5fcbx8?si=lNNvqyT7DvwwquPk

Mikey Harris shares his experiences moving from a semi pro footballer into coaching at a very young age. It all started at Salisbury City FC before he moved on to managing the Portsmouth and Southampton U18 teams. This is a great insight into what its like to be a non league and academy manager.

Luis Swisher is a former Guatemalan National Team player with a 15-year professional career, and is now an Academy Coach for St. Louis City SC in MLS. Luis sat down with us to talk about the work they've done to get the club off the ground, the community that is building behind the brand, and how his experiences have paved the path he is on. Luis Swisher: @luiswisher St. Louis City: @stlcitysc St. Louis City Academy: @stlcityacademy Sean Afkhaminia: @sean.afkhaminia Evan Bozman: @evanbozman Website: www.footyfactory.us Facebook: @footyfactorydallas Instagram: @footyfactory Twitter: @footyfactory LinkedIn: Footy Factory YouTube: Footy Factory --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/footypod/support

10 Year NFL Vet & current NFL Alumni Academy defensive line coach, Paul Spicer joins the Lounge to his career, the NFLA Academy, playing international in NFL Europe & much more!Support the show

In this AST Special, Jason Longshore caught up with Atlanta United Academy coach Ricky Davey ahead of England-Wales to get his thoughts on England's campaign so far, Gareth Southgate, and more. 

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This week's episode Terrence interviews Academy coach Tammy Coday from Store 177. She shares how she got started in her career within walmart and the opportunities she encounter when she first started. Tammy also talks about being a social champ and the various roles she experience and many expertise she shares within her community. Listen in what else she shares about her success.

Show Notes This week Clelland combines forces with JCPS again; this time at Pleasure Ridge Park High School featuring their welding program, Chad Lightle, PRP's Academy Coach, Dave McCoy, the Senior Welding Instructor, and Chad Anglin, OM for Wirecrafters, PRP's Welding Community partner. These guys cover the inception of the welding program to the polishing of students into high demand welders and expanding trades programming throughout our nation's school systems. . Topics Discussed in this episode: Connecting with Students The Importance of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Career Pathways in JCPS Partnering with Businesses in the Community Celebrating the Trades . Show Links Connect with Clelland! LinkedIn - Clelland Russell FB - @WhytheTrades . Guest Info Josh Lightle - PRP Academy Coach Dave McCoy - PRP Senior Welding Instructor Chad Anglin - Operations Manager for Wirecrafters