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Where We Train?

Most commonly, we train at McDonald Commons, a newly renovated park that offers high-quality fields and a nearby playground—making it convenient for families and younger siblings. In the event of poor weather, we rent nearby facilities to do indoor trainings in Madisonville and Blue Ash.

Address

7502 Dawson Rd, Madeira, OH 45243

FAQs

What ages do you train?

What is the difference between private training and group training?

Where do trainings take place?

How do I schedule a session?

Private training focuses on personalized development, allowing for detailed technical correction and individualized attention. Group training (5–18 players) emphasizes decision-making under pressure, communication, competitiveness, and applying technical skills in more game-realistic situations. Both formats support player growth in different ways.

To schedule, parents can contact me directly by phone or email or fill out the contact information sheet above. Once we confirm a date and time, you’ll receive a brief overview of what to expect and any updates regarding location or weather adjustments.

I work with players ages 5 through elite competitive levels. Training sessions are tailored to the player’s age, maturity, and ability level to ensure they receive appropriate technical, tactical, and physical development.

Sessions take place at local outdoor fields or indoor turf facilities depending on season, weather, and space availability. Once a session is booked, I provide the exact location and any field-specific instructions (parking, drop-off, etc.).

How long are sessions?

Standard sessions are 60 minutes. This provides enough time to warm up properly, focus on targeted training objectives, and end with a competitive or applied component. Longer sessions can be arranged if needed.

Can multiple siblings train together?

Yes. Siblings can train together if their skill levels and learning needs align. I always ensure that session structure benefits each player equally and that the training environment remains productive for all participants.

What do players need to bring?

Players should bring cleats, shin guards, and water. All training equipment—including balls—is provided. For indoor sessions, players may need indoor/futsal shoes depending on the facility.

Do you offer training year-round?

Yes, training is offered year-round. Outdoor fields are used during warmer months, and indoor turf spaces are secured during winter or in poor weather. This ensures consistent development regardless of season.

When are camp dates announced?

Camp dates are announced once facility reservations are finalized. Announcements are shared through my website, social media, and direct communication with interested families. Registration typically opens shortly after dates are released.

What skill levels do you work with?

I work with athletes ranging from beginners learning foundational skills to highly competitive and elite players seeking advanced technical and tactical development. Sessions are structured to meet each athlete where they are and challenge them appropriately.

Can I book recurring weekly sessions?

Yes. Many families choose consistent weekly training to build continuity and track long-term progress. Recurring sessions are scheduled based on my open availability and can be adjusted as seasons or team commitments change.

How do payments work?

Payment is made per session. Once your session time is confirmed, you’ll receive payment details and can complete payment during/after the training.