Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Byer

Tom Byer returns to the show to chat with Glen and Saul about his ground breaking work with early years skill development. Tom argues that the real key to developing top players is engagement between 2 and 6 years old. Tom consults with some of the biggest clubs in the world and with Federations. Use code MPFCCOACH to get 20% off the MyPersonalFootballCoach Ball Mastery and 1v1 Courses and the Virtual Conference. mypersonalfootballcoach.com/iamacoach/

In our June episode, Patty and Brian catch up on everything that's been going on in the world of professional soccer, from the UEFA Champions League Final and upcoming Copa América on U.S. soil to One Knoxville's performance in the USL League One and Jägerbomb Cup.Patty also shares some lessons learned from his first season as an assistant coach with AYSO under-8s and his Pentagonal Principles of Prosperity for coaching rec players.Related links* One Knox SC results and stats in USL 1.* The official US Youth Soccer coaching manual* Interview with Tom Byer, author of Soccer Starts at Home.* The infamous Getafe Burger King sponsored jersey from 2009-10.* Our episode with Jared Khan of Khan Soccer Academy on training young players.Thank you, as always, to Markman's Diamonds & Fine Jewelry.Markman's is a proud sponsor of the Knox Soccer Podcast and One Knoxville SC. Located at 6932 Kingston Pike, Markman's has been Knoxville's choice for diamonds and fine jewelry since 1976. Visit markmansdiamonds.com.Thank you for reading Knox Soccer Podcast. This post is public so feel free to share it. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit knoxsoccerpodcast.substack.com

Judged by his football peers, the local and international media, and the countless number of young Japanese over the space of 24 years, Tom Byer has forever changed the way soccer is taught and played throughout Japan. Now his name and reputation are attracting great interest from other parts of Asia.On this episode of "The Bear & the Ball," Tom and host Nick Webster discuss the foundations of playing the sport, and... it all starts at home!

American Tom Byer, who has spent years in Japan and around the globe working in youth development, joins Alexi Lalas in a special edition of State of the Union. Tom has worked with some of the biggest clubs in the world, including Ajax and Manchester United. He also changed the way Japan looks at the youth ranks. The duo dives into the best and worst about the American soccer system, the differences between the J League and MLS, what the USA needs to do to develop a world-class star, and the chances this current crop of players is truly the USMNT's golden generation. Alexi and Mosse will be back next week with your regularly scheduled State of the Union programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 4 of our conversation with Tom Byer, a renown technical coach who has greatly influenced the development of soccer in Japan, discusses in depth the neuroscience behind early childhood development in soccer, and his insights for parents and young athletes.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 3 of our conversation with Tom Byer, a renown technical coach who has greatly influenced the development of soccer in Japan, shares the "epiphany" he had about soccer development and ball mastery through his two boys as toddlers. Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Tom Byer, a renown technical coach who has greatly influenced the development of soccer in Japan, discusses the early struggles of establishing himself in Japan, including a student's father who provided him the big break that he desperately needed.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 1 of our conversation with Tom Byer, a renown technical coach who has greatly influenced the development of soccer in Japan, shares about his childhood experiences and influences growing up in New York.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

Tom Byer has discovered one of the main ingredients that constitutes the success of the greatest soccer nations of all time... and it all starts between the ages of 3-7. Now, the thing to remember out of the gate is that "kicking" the ball "harder," or chasing an opponent around to make them "tougher," are both NOT teaching technical skills. Those are both examples of athletic skills. An incredible conversation about the development of the best soccer players in the world and their CEREBRUM, yes, the learning part of the brain!!! #development #youngplayers #soccerculture #ballmastery #japan

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Tom Byer is a well-renowned personality across the globe and known for his concept of ‘Football Starts at Home'. He is of an American origin but has settled in Japan and calls it home as he has spent more than three decades. He came as a player even before the J-League began and has grown to become a popular face in Japanese football. He shares insights into the culture and what is really the Japanese style of football. He also talks about what can Indian football imbibe & tells us more about the Football Starts at Home concept. 

Tom Byer is a well-renowned personality across the globe and known for his concept of ‘Football Starts at Home'. He is of an American origin but has settled in Japan and calls it home as he has spent more than three decades. He came as a player even before the J-League began and has grown to become a popular face in Japanese football. He shares insights into the culture and what is really the Japanese style of football. He also talks about what can Indian football imbibe & tells us more about the Football Starts at Home concept. 

Founder and Host Hector Cano, is joined by the world-renowned Tom Byer, Founder of the Soccer Starts at Home Initiative and International Trainer & Consultant. A highly respected innovator of the game, Tom discusses his thoughts on the performance of the Japan FA in the most recent FIFA Men's World Cup. He also tells us about the recent All-Japan National High School Soccer Tournament he attended and his experience. We also discuss his Soccer Starts at Home movement and his work with the Houston Dynamo and the future of Youth Soccer development. An episode loaded in great information, don't miss this great episode!    [Originally Recorded: 1-9-2023]

“Strategy in the absence of culture gets you nowhere.”A must listen for all coaches steeped in youth development. Tom Byer's journey into the football world is a familiar one for many a coach. Unsatisfied with what football had to teach him in his formative years he embarked upon a journey to find experts within their field. What ensued has been over 40 years of learning, growth and constantly itching away at the forever moving target of youth development. Here Tom is kind enough to distill the insights behind what he has learned and manage to share with some of the best clubs and federations in world football. These range from winning the battle at entry level to closing the gap between best in class and least developed. At the heart of it all is a deep spirit of collaboration. Yet why does Tom feel he is more welcomed by the greats and not the minnows?A lot to get through and unpack. Furthermore we discussed;- Discovering football growing up in upstate New York.- The set of circumstances which brought him to Japan.- The common denominators taken from thousands of hours researching the most successful players and countries?- How technical competence should be a pre-requisite before organised play?- Designing emotionally charged environments which support deep learning and long term memory.- What implications does the latest groundbreaking neuroscience research have for skill development?Timestamps;00:00 - 06:45 - Intro06:46 - 13:01 - Japan13:02 - 46:11 - Football Starts at Home46:12 - 56:04 - Football Ecosystems56:05 - 1:07:56 - Collaboration1:07:57 - 1:12:54 - AdviceTom's Twitter; https://twitter.com/tomsan106?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorTom's Book; https://soccerstartsathomebook.com/

In this episode we discuss the impact of having fun and effective soccer interactions at home before players start playing `organised` matches and training, with the awesome Tom Byer (@tomsan106). Tom's talks about his own playing and coaching journey and how his passion for supporting soccer development at the entry level begun and developed.Tom's book and further information can be found here - https://www.soccerstartsathomebook.co To find out more about the wonderful work Tom is doing you can reach him on twitter @tomsan106Thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy the episode!T - @SoccerCoachCastE - thesoccercoachingpodcast@gmail.comThis episode was brought to you in association with our friends at Spond…Spond takes all the hassle out of organising ANY group event, removing the hurdles so everyone can spend more time on what they love, like organising your fantasy football team…and it is 100 % free!With Spond you can organise anything, so let's say you are trying to organise a football game. All you have to do is download the Spond app using the link in the description, set up the event using their easy-to-use event organiser, send the link to your teammates and then relax and wait for them to reply...easy!Spond works across any device and even allows you to share files, create polls, schedules, manage events and attendance, make payments, send group AND private messages…it even syncs with your calendar.Hit the link in the description below and join the one million other coaches, teams and awesome people using this popular free app to save hours organising all their event needs and engage members.https://spond.com/welcome

FULL REPLAY: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW Season 3, Episode #75 (Sunday, September 26, 2021) JOINING us on this week's episode of the Football Out West Show was the Western United FC CEO CHRIS PEHLIVANIS who gave viewers an update on where the club was with regards to the use of Lakeside Stadium - and the problems associated with the use of Knights Stadium - for the upcoming A-League season. Also joining us this week was internationally renowned football development coach TOM BYER, all the way from Japan. A former American Professional Footballer who has revolutionized youth football development with over 30 years of education experience, Tom has been heavily involved in football education in Japan over the past three decades and has conducted over 2,000 events for more than 500,000 kids. He gave us a real insight into his footballing journey and why he believes that we could be doing more to help our youngsters at a far earlier. stage of their footballing development by implementing the "FOOTBALL STARTS AT HOME" philosophy.. This week's episode was proudly sponsored by Macron Victoria, while the Show was proudly brought to you by our major season sponsor Caroline Springs George Cross FC, home of the award-winning Georgies on Vista bistro/restaurant...

A Podcast created to help you find a career in Sports, Esports and Fitness. In today's episode, our guest s Tom Byer a former professional football player who has been developing the football industry in Japan for over 30 years. Tom worked with the best athletes and helped thousands of kids in Japan to become a professional football players. Now is he promoting his new project, Football Starts at home! Dive into this great talk and learn what can make you a great football/soccer player! #football #soccer #japan #worldcup

Manchester United Academy Coach, Tom Statham discusses why "Football Starts at Home" with Tom Byer, the highly acclaimed coach and author based in Japan. Joining the conversation is Houston Dynamos Academy Director Paul Holocher.  If you have any comments or want to appear on a podcast then please contact us on podcast@goplaysoccer.com.

Current focus: Soccer Starts At Home Past Highlight: Presenting the “Tomsan's Soccer Technics” Corner on TV Tokyo's morning Show for 14 years Expertise: Youth Football Development & Strategic Planning Here are links to his public profiles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tombyer/ https://twitter.com/tomsan106 Recorded May 2020. Trailer - https://youtu.be/Iz6EKhFDmIo

Listen to host, Keith Tozer talk to Tom Byer, Director of T3 Group and Paul Holocher, Academy Director from the Houston Dynamo FC / MLS

Shawn Alvari dives deep with Tom Byer into comparisons in sports culture between Japan and America, experience in different levels of development, and the mindset it takes to get to the highest level. The MAGIA Mindset: Dissecting the mentality of elite individuals and understanding how they see and navigate the world. Follow the journey! Magia Futbol Academy - http://magiafutbolacademy.com

One of the most decorated and admired grassroots soccer coaches in Asia, Tom Byer, joins Jimmy and Lee to talk about his transition from life in America to Japan and his career in youth soccer. 

Finally had Tom Byer in studio to talk about Soccer Starts at Home.    “NOT ONLY IS IT A REVOLUTION, IT IS A REVELATION — TOM’S BELIEF THAT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE A CLASS OR TEAM, YOU MUST RAISE THE LOWER LEVEL RATHER THAN DEVELOP THE HIGH ACHIEVERS IS WISDOM I NEVER EXPECTED TO FIND IN A BOOK ABOUT SOCCER,” said Professor John J. Ratey, M.D., Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School Learn more at www.coachcameron.com 

Finally had Tom Byer in studio to talk about Soccer Starts at Home.    “NOT ONLY IS IT A REVOLUTION, IT IS A REVELATION — TOM’S BELIEF THAT IN ORDER TO IMPROVE A CLASS OR TEAM, YOU MUST RAISE THE LOWER LEVEL RATHER THAN DEVELOP THE HIGH ACHIEVERS IS WISDOM I NEVER EXPECTED TO FIND IN A BOOK ABOUT SOCCER,” said Professor John J. Ratey, M.D., Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School Learn more at www.coachcameron.com 

occer Expert Tom Byer on Why It Is Important For Parents To Help Kids Soccer Starts At Home At An Early Age With Parents — this is the new mantra for success, pioneered by Tom Byer. Gone are the days when parents drop kids off at a youth soccer practice or tryout and leave it all up to the coach. Here is youth soccer expert Tom Byer on giving your soccer player an edge — and the truth about why parents can help player development. Tom Byer is a highly respected youth soccer player development expert. Byer has conducted over 2000 events for more than 500,000 youth soccer players — in the USA, Japan and all over the world. Born in the USA, Byer has developed soccer players in Japan for over 30 years — in fact, ever since he hung up his professional cleats after playing in the Professional J League which is now Japan’s MLS equivalent. Byer is also known for his best selling book, Soccer Starts at Home. Byer became a technical skills coach and is known as Tom-san in Japan. Many of Japan’s men’s and women’s national team players have benefited from his training and grew up attending his soccer schools, watching him on TV, and reading his books. In high demand, Byer has consulted with many of the leading Football organizations across the world, including FIFA, UEFA, AFC, DFB, the FA as well as the English Premier League, the Australian FA, Japanese FA plus Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, AS Roma and MLS’ Houston Dynamo. Parents Can Make a Big Difference In America, parents often send their kids off to their first time at sports … with little experience, preparation or any preliminary training — something they would never do when it comes to school. Who would send their kid to school without a clue? Hand-eye coordination is developed from a very early age and while most parents play catch with their 2 and 3-year-olds to teach basic motor skills, simple foot skills and ball mastery is usually overlooked.  

occer Expert Tom Byer on Why It Is Important For Parents To Help Kids Soccer Starts At Home At An Early Age With Parents — this is the new mantra for success, pioneered by Tom Byer. Gone are the days when parents drop kids off at a youth soccer practice or tryout and leave it all up to the coach. Here is youth soccer expert Tom Byer on giving your soccer player an edge — and the truth about why parents can help player development. Tom Byer is a highly respected youth soccer player development expert. Byer has conducted over 2000 events for more than 500,000 youth soccer players — in the USA, Japan and all over the world. Born in the USA, Byer has developed soccer players in Japan for over 30 years — in fact, ever since he hung up his professional cleats after playing in the Professional J League which is now Japan’s MLS equivalent. Byer is also known for his best selling book, Soccer Starts at Home. Byer became a technical skills coach and is known as Tom-san in Japan. Many of Japan’s men’s and women’s national team players have benefited from his training and grew up attending his soccer schools, watching him on TV, and reading his books. In high demand, Byer has consulted with many of the leading Football organizations across the world, including FIFA, UEFA, AFC, DFB, the FA as well as the English Premier League, the Australian FA, Japanese FA plus Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, AS Roma and MLS’ Houston Dynamo. Parents Can Make a Big Difference In America, parents often send their kids off to their first time at sports … with little experience, preparation or any preliminary training — something they would never do when it comes to school. Who would send their kid to school without a clue? Hand-eye coordination is developed from a very early age and while most parents play catch with their 2 and 3-year-olds to teach basic motor skills, simple foot skills and ball mastery is usually overlooked.  

This episode of the podcast is a conversation with Tom Byer. Instead of writing one of my normal introductions, I am going to read you part of the foreward to Tom’s book Football Starts at Home. The foreward is written by Professor John J. Ratey, M.D., Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School. He […] The post Episode 217: “I’m Only Responsible for What I Say, Not What You Understand.” A Good Reminder from Tom Byer. appeared first on 3four3.

Listen to host Keith Tozer catch up a year later and talk to the Author of FOOTBALL STARTS AT HOME and former Technical Advisor to the AFC, Asian Football Confederation, Tom Byer

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  Tom Byer is a former professional soccer player originally from New York but who is now based in Tokyo, Japan as one of the most decorated and admired grassroots soccer coaches in the Asian region. HIs official title is Tom is the Technical Consultant for the Ministry of Education School Football Campus Program”.     In this episode, we discuss ideas about how to create a culture of ever-improving performance, the role of sports academies, and the dark side of high-achieving, performance-driven young athletes.    Tom was the first American soccer player to sign in Asia. Over the past 24 years, Tom has been conducting events in more than 2,000 locations with a total of 500,000 children participating. To culminate his achievement, Adidas honored Tom with the Golden Boot award, which he accepted in France after the World Cup draw of 1998 for his contribution to youth soccer in Asia.     Judged by his football peers, the local and international media, and the countless number of young Japanese over the space of 24 years, Tom Byer has forever changed the way Soccer is taught and played throughout Japan and now his name and reputation begin to attract great interest from other parts of Asia.   Highlights from the Podcast: How having your own children changes how you coach other children Creating a methodology of coaching  What is the role of sport specific academies?  What does the Homelife of a child effect his or her level of performance? The dark side of high performance at a young age How to make your best players better Connect with Tom Byer Website: https://tomsan.com/en/ Twitter: @tomsan106 Email: info@tomsan.com Resources Mentioned  Tom Byer’s Soccer Starts at Home [ebook] Tiger Woods Biography  Visit us on: Web: https://changingthegameproject.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ctgprojecthq Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChangingTheGameProject/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ctgprojecthq/ iTunes: http://bit.ly/wocpodcast   Announcements for Changing The Game Project:   CONFERENCE Way of Champions Conference will be in Denver, CO on August 2-4. Visit https://changingthegameproject.com/wocconference for more information!    SUPPORT THE PODCAST! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses.   We are now offering you the ability to contribute as a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions)for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron.  Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions    

World-renowned soccer development expert Tom Byer joins Glenn Davis to discuss his "Soccer Starts at Home" philosophy and how he his working with the Houston Dynamo and Dash to encourage a soccer culture of development throughout the city.

Glenn starts the second hour with interviews. He brings on Steve Nicol, former Liverpool player. The two reminisce about Steve’s playing days and his expectations for the club today. Tom Byer, former professional soccer player, author, and developmental coach, is Glenn’s next interview. The two discuss Tom’s career before and after his playing days. Tom also talks about his book. Glenn’s final interview of the night is Tom Marshall of ESPN FC. The two talk about Liga MX and the season thus far.

This week, The Coaching Journey Podcast is excited to welcome Tom Byer on the show! Tom is originally from New York, but has lived in Asia as a technical coach for the past 30 years, most notably with his time in Japan. He is the author of "Football Starts at Home" and is considered by many as a leading technical and development expert throughout world football.  Our discussion today focuses on skill acquisition at the youngest ages, breaking from certain myths on age appropriate development put forth by most governing bodies. We talk about Tom's own experiences breaking down these barriers with his children and his work in soccer schools throughout Asia, as well as his pilot program through US Soccer and the subsequent non-renewal that surprised many. Be sure to follow Tom on Twitter: @Tomsan106 , check out his website at www.tomsan.com and be sure to look into "Football Starts at Home" on Kindle here. Subscribe to the podcast to stay up to date on the latest episode and please leave a rating and review! Follow us on Twitter: @TheCoachJourney Follow us on Facebook: The Coaching Journey Music: http://www.bensound.com

Adam Peacock speaks to Tom Byer on youth development.

This episode leads off with a brief audio clip from Tom Byer, a top-level practitioner working with young kids and parents. The clip is taken from Tom’s second round as a guest on this podcast. You’ll hear him talk about his experience of taking the 3four3 free course – 7 powerful lessons that introduce you […] The post Episode 101: 3 Advantages to Keeping It Simple and Delivering a Crystal Clear Message. appeared first on 3four3.

Gary is joined by global youth development expert, Tom Byer, to discuss his philosophy on parents playing the most important role in youth development rather than coaches, how he found innovative ways to communicate his vision in Japan, why it takes ten years for a football culture to embed, and much more. This is a new series of 'culture' podcasts and is brought to you by WorldStrides Excel.

Tom Byer is a renowned technical coach in Japan and he joins me to review the Japanese National Team and their success in the World Cup.

A 1-on-1 interview with the coach at New York City FC, Domenec Torrent who gains a win in his MLS debut; Watching the Spain-Morocco match with La Roja supporters; Technical coach Tom Byer describes the growth of soccer in Japan and their opportunity to advance at the World Cup.

Tom Byer, a renowned skills coach who's based in Japan and who appeared on a popular episode of HBO's Real Sports last fall, explains to Grant why U.S. Soccer chose not to extend funding his pilot program working with the parents of soccer-playing kids in Washington State beyond a brief six-month trial.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk to Co-Founder of T3 Australia, Ehsan Popal about Grassroots Football. Ehsan discusses how football development starts at home, engaging parents to help with this journey, T3 and their relationship with Tom Byer, as well as developing a football culture.

In a ninety-minute conversation, I tried to dissect one of the most well-known and respected, but also most misunderstood people in the youth soccer development landscape. Tom Byer, author of the book Soccer Starts At Home, has a very simple message that he really tries to hammer home in this episode and every time that […] The post Tom Byer Talks About Disrupting Traditional Youth Player Development With One Simple Change appeared first on 3four3.

One of football's most respected and influential coaches, Tom Byer has led youth revolutions in Japan and China, and his work spreads across the world to a generation of young players and trainers. Jim Hart and Jon Towsend sat down with Byer to discuss his methods and secrets.

Tom Byer joins Saul to discuss the Asian football landscape, his work over many years as a football coaching icon in Japan and his current role as consultant to the Chinese government to support the growth and development of soccer in China. Tom is now promoting the technical development of players aged 2-6, arguing that this is in fact that real window of opportunity for player development.