About
Who is Coach Taylor?
Great question.
But here’s a better one: Can he help your athlete build skill and confidence?
If your athlete struggles with confidence, isn’t seeing the improvement they want from their team, or is ready to take their game more seriously, you’re in the right place.
What makes Coach Taylor different?
Most soccer coaches fall into one of three categories:
They only care about winning games
They yell a lot but teach very little
They roll the balls out and collect a check
Coach Taylor built his training system around five pillars that elite coaches share:
Real connection with athletes
Sessions that are fun and focused
Detailed, step-by-step skill teaching
Structure and systems that build progress
A hunger to keep learning and evolving
Coach Taylor is a educator, not just a trainer. He doesn’t hand your athlete a sweat and call it a session. He provides a true soccer education.
For 11 years, he has pursued what he knew was his calling: soccer skill development and mental performance coaching. He studied, hired mentors, and bet on himself. The result is a premium training experience that develops athletes beyond what team practices ever could.
His playing and coaching journey
Coach Taylor has seen the game from every side:
High school: Captain at Strake Jesuit College Prep and a member of the undefeated team that reached the state championship game, later inducted into the Strake Jesuit Hall of Honor
College: Division 1 player at American University and Division 3 player at Case Western Reserve University, where he was team captain and earned all-conference honors in his last two years
Coaching: Assistant Coach at NPSL club Katy 1895 FC
He has been the captain and leader of the squad, and he has also been the player on the bench wondering if he’d even make the travel roster.
That range gives him a coaching style built for every type of athlete, from the beginner to the player pushing for the next level.
Why most players stay stuck (and how he fixes it)
Growing up, Coach Taylor didn’t have two things:
A skill development coach: someone focused on your game, not just the team’s
A mental performance coach: someone who builds your confidence, not just your first touch
Most team coaches don’t teach either one. That’s why he built a system that does.
The core values behind every session
Your athlete learns more than soccer inside our program:
Respect time. We start and end on time.
Control your attitude, not just your touch.
Own your results. No blame, no excuses.
No complaining about what you didn’t work for.
Effort. Attitude. Focus. That’s what you control every day.
Ready to build a committed player?
If your athlete is coachable, hungry, and serious about improvement, and you’re tired of programs that feel like babysitting or second-rate club soccer, this is your next step.
This is your athlete’s chance to finally get the coaching they deserve.
