Are you looking to take your training to the next level this winter? Warrior Soccer Club is brining our long running and successful Junior Academy indoors for winter training in 2025! Our academy is a fast paced and fun environment with an emphasis on age appropriate technical training and structured small sided games. All training is based on US Soccer and the United Soccer Coaches Association's recommended training guidelines. All training sessions will be ran by Warrior Director of Player Development Tuan Ha and licensed professional trainers. This training is geared for players who are not yet on club soccer teams but are looking to further their skills and get ready for the spring season. 

The Winter Academy will be for players born between 2015 and 2018 and will run every Saturday 1/18 - 2/22. Training session will be one hour on Saturday mornings and players will be grouped up based on age. All training will be held at the Warrior Soccer Complex in our brand new turfed indoor facility!

What will a player get out of the Warrior Winter Academy?

• Small groups to maximize player development
• Age appropriate technical training
• Individual ball control and dribbling skills
• Small sided games guaranteeing lots of touches on the ball
• Building confidence in young players
• Building a solid foundation to move up into more advance training
• HAVING FUN!

Warrior Soccer Club Director of Player Development - Tuan Ha

Tuan has 25+ years of coaching and youth technical training experience. He also played at the college level for Wright State University. Tuan has trained current and former MLS and MLS academy players.

• Ohio Soccer Association Olympic Development Program trainer and State Team Head Coach

• U.S. Soccer Federation “USSF” B License (second highest certification available in the U.S.)

• National Soccer Coaches Association of America “NSCAA” Advance Youth Diploma

• NSCAA Advance Goal-Keeper Diploma

Accolades

• USSF National Coaching School - Award Winner of the "Most Recognizable Coaching Candidate"