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TEAM COACHING ASSIGNMENTS FOR FALL 2011
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PROFILES
U10, 16
Boys Head Coach
Director of Coaching
Licensure:
USSF “C” National License, NSCAA Regional
Diploma, and NSCAA Goalkeeping Level I & Level II Diplomas
Playing
Experience: College soccer, NSCA Division II University of
Denver (Full Scholarship), and College and Club in Spain. Played in
Real Madrid U12 seed
team.
Club
Coaching Experience: 13 years. Spain and Idaho. Currently
coaches
Real Boise U10B & U16B and direct sessions for different club
teams.
Real Boise Director of Coaching.
Camp
Experience: Director: Coerver Coaching, 2 years (2004,
2005). Real
Boise Soccer Camps (2004-2011)
Referee: USSF
Grade 8 referee. Also State Referee Instructor for the USindoor
soccer association.
Professional: Juanjo
currently teaches Computer Science
Programming, Mathematics and Spanish at Boise State University. He
holds BS in Electrical Engineering (University of Denver) and MS in
Computer Science (California State University). Juanjo also worked in
2004-2006 in Boise Schools as a youth mentor with English Language
Learners from all over the world. For 12 years and until 2004, he
worked as an engineer in a local firm.
Miscellaneous:
Father of three children currently playing
soccer in
Boise, one in Real Boise. Juanjo is the founder and president of the
Idaho Indoor Soccer Association (IISA).
My main goal in the club is to provide the most fun and
comprehensive training environment for all the players in our teams,
and to take care of our dedicated coaches.
Angel Benito
Youth Academy Coach
Angel started his fifth year
at Kuna High School where he teaches Spanish. Before moving to Idaho,
he taught Elementary P.E. classes and coached basketball and soccer in
Barcelona, where he was born. He is also a student at BSU, where he
will finish a Masters Degree in Bilingual Education in November. One of
his goals for the future is coaching soccer using comprehensible
Spanish, so our players acquire "fútbol" and "español" in
one session. If you want to see Angel's comprehensible Spanish stories
you can see his videos at: http://www.chalkboard-productions.com/categories/eph.html
Complete Soccer Bio coming soon.
Melinda
Bodine-Stevens
U12 Girls - Head Coach
Licensure:
USSF “C” National License
Playing
Experience: 28 years
playing experience; Ft. Collins Arsenal Soccer Club, University of
Utah,
Southern Idaho Soccer League.
Coaching
Experience: 12 years coaching experience; Ft. Collins Soccer Club,
Utah FC,
Meridian PAL, Osprey Soccer Club, Idaho Rush Soccer Club.
Professional: Undergraduate degree in Political Science
from the
University of Utah. Law degree from the
University of
Denver. Employment law attorney and
political consultant.
Miscellaneous: Mother
of three soccer players; Jaeden, Kristianna & Aanika.
U13 Girls
Coach and Youth Academy
Licensure: To be
licensed
within the year
Playing Experience:
I began
playing soccer in Boise when I was five years old. I played for BNSC
and Alliance Soccer Club until we moved to Idaho Falls. In Idaho
Falls, I played Varsity soccer all four years for Idaho Falls High
School; taking second in the State Championship my junior year and
first place my senior year. I was invited to play in State Cup with
the U-19 Coeur d'Alene Sting team; which consisted of players from
Gonzaga and NIC. We won state that year as well. My indoor soccer
career started at the same time as my outdoor soccer career. Since
then I have played both indoor and outdoor soccer in very competitive
leagues in Utah and Idaho. I played intramurals at BYU winning the
intramural championship which is no easy feat. If BYU had a men’s
collegiate soccer program I would have played for that team, but
because they didn’t I played intramurals and indoor soccer.
Club Coaching
Experience: I
coached a U12 girl’s club team in Utah for two years and brought
them from the worst team in their division to winning the
championship the next season.
Professional:
Graduating from
BYU/BSU with a degree in Neuroscience. Neuroscience is basically
psychology on steroids. I have just relocated to Boise.
Referee: USSF
Grade 9 Referee
Miscellaneous:
Soccer is not
the only sport I have played. I grew up playing baseball, basketball
and golf as well. I have always been involved with sports and the
mental rigors that competitive sports entail. I enjoy trying to
understand human behavior, hence my choice of Neuroscience as a
major. My studies in this field have helped me as I have competed in
competitive sports and it has qualified me to help the members of
RBCF.
Bob
Tikker
U13G -
Associate Head Coach and Club VP
Licensure:
“E” License
Club
Coaching Experience: 9 years (18 seasons) with Meridian
PAL and
Real Boise Soccer Clubs.
Professional:
Graduate from University of Idaho with a BS in
Mechanical Engineering. Owner of mechanical consulting firm –
Tikker Engineering.
Miscellaneous:
I am the father of two girls, Sara and Laura. I truly
enjoy coaching girl’s soccer. My goal is to develop confident
and
competitive team players who have a love and passion for the game.
Club
Mental Conditioning Director
My
name is Keaton Skyles, I was born and raised in the Boise area and
began working with Real Boise in the spring of 2010 with the assistance
of Paola Lamberti and Juanjo Carmona. While growing up I competed in
golf, swimming, basketball, baseball, and skiing, as well as soccer for
9 years. My last 2 years of soccer were with the Boise Capitols. I
attended Nampa High School where I lettered in varsity golf
(2002-2005), as well as varsity cross country (2002-2004), graduating
with honors in 2005.
During
my sophomore year in college I was a member of the BSU D-1 golf team
and recognized as a scholar athlete (2006-2007). Throughout this time I
worked with sports psychologists and physical trainers that supplied me
with valuable insight to the importance of mental conditioning. In my
experience I have come to understand how mental practice can improve
not only our athletic abilities but all aspects of life. When we
introduce these skills at a youth level the results are extraordinary.
I would have benefitted greatly from having more of these techniques at
a younger age and so I’m now inspired to work with other young
athletes in developing their mental abilities. In my opinion the most
important skill for athletes is learning to harness the power of their
mind and the physical aspects of the body will follow.
In
2010 I received my bachelor’s degree in psychology from Boise
State University. During my time in school I worked consistently in
psychology and ceramic arts also gaining much knowledge and interest in
human biology, as well as nutrition. Next year I will be returning to
school to further my education.
Profile coming soon
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more
details on the
work we are doing with our players on mental conditioning.
Nezam
Mozafari
U14
Girls - Head Coach
Nezam
would remember very good the first day that he started playing
“Football” (soccer in US) when he found a flat
sun-faded
black and white plastic ball down the alley at age five. At that time
he did not know anything about the rules or actually how to play it; he
just got with his buddies and chased and kicked that poor ball around
the alley. They, unknowingly playing soccer, fell in love with the
game.
During
his teenage years he formed many neighborhood teams that were playing
against other neighborhoods’ teams on those dusty dried farm
fields. During those days, playing on grass was a privilege and he did
not earn it until he joined one of the Semi-pro clubs in town which was
supported by some of the merchants
When
he moved to US, he was amazed that why all these green fields were left
useless and no one was playing soccer on them. While in Texas he
encouraged his college friends to form a tournament and play soccer.
Everyone loved it and it became a weekend habit. He, even though did
not pursue getting coaching license (except E), started coaching back
when he was in California during early 80s. He has been coaching soccer
for twenty and something years. He has worked with all age groups and
genders.
In
Treasure valley, he has been with PAL many years and now with Idaho
Rush club and Real Boise. His style of coaching is to make the game fun
but disciplined. He believes that kids should not waste their time when
coming for practices.
Over
many years of coaching, the most important lesson that he has learned
is that “Never coach your own wife” it just
won’t
work!
Martin
Rodriguez
U16-17
Girls - Head Coach
Profile coming soon.
Pete
Rossi
U12 & U14 Girls -
Associate Head Coach
U11 Girls - Head Coach
Real Middleton CF Director
Licensure:
USSF “D” National License (License# ND-080810-08)
Playing Experience:
1975 - Present. Twice selected “All State” for High School
soccer. Two years Canada College. 1st division soccer
in San Francisco CA. Southern Idaho Soccer League. Currently playing
indoor soccer.
Coaching
Experience: Started coaching youth soccer at age fifteen. Have
coached players of all ages and gender from U-6 to Adult. Currently
head coach for Real Boise Youth Academy, head coach of Middleton U-14
boys, and assistant coach Middleton U-10 coed. Helped in the
development of Real Boise’s Youth Academy.
Professional:
Graduate of Skyline College with a degree in Industrial Technology /
Drafting and Design. Currently own and manage two businesses; Custom
Mirror & Glass and Access Electronics.
Miscellaneous:
Father of two boys, Vinni and Antonio who both play soccer. Antonio
currently plays for Real Boise U-10 and Middleton U-11 Boys. Vinni
plays for Middleton U-14 Boys.
Goals: To
help kids develop into quality soccer players in an environment that is
fun yet challenging.
Tom
Glick
Technical
Strength & Speed/Agility Trainer ; Youth Academy Coach &
U14G Associate Head Coach
Licensure:
USSF "D" National License
Playing Experience: High School Varsity (longer ago than
I’m
willing to admit), College intramural soccer.
Club Coaching
Experience: 5 years with Meridian PAL and several District III
Club.
Referee: USSF
Grade 8.
Professional:
Tom is a pilot for United Airlines. He studied Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science at Duke University. After college he entered the
US Marine Corps where he
launched his flying career piloting the AV-8B Harrier Jump Jet.
Miscellaneous: Father
of two children. A daughter who is currently playing soccer for Real
Boise, and a son who continues to try his talents experiencing new
sporting challenges.
Goal: My main
goal in coaching is to provide an environment with the most
comprehensive
training and most fun for all the players; fostering the love of the
game.
Mental
Conditioning Coach Staff
I’m
the drama teacher at Lowell Scott, and a main element of being a good
actor, or singer, or any performer is learning to stay focused, and
in-the-moment. If a performer drops their focus and starts reacting to
the sights of the audience, they’ll often become paralyzed by
stage fright. As I learn and teach these mental activities in my drama
class, I see how these skills can cross over into athletics and into
further aspects of life. I’m now studying “mental
training in sports”, and I consider it a privilege to experiment
and hone my skills as a teacher with this club.
Kent
Barr
Club
Cross Training Director and Club President
Licensure:
USSF "D" National License.
Playing
experience: played just enough to know how hard it is and
how
easy it is to get hurt when you get older.
Club
Coaching Experience: I was a part in forming the Real
Boise club
and have been here coaching since the very beginning.
Professional:
Graduate of the University of Montana with a degree in
Finance and Economics. Participant of the U of M. wrestling and
Handball team. Currently a Mortgage Broker, Farmers Insurance agent,
and own a property management company.
Miscellaneous:
I am a father of 2 boys one playing soccer for Real
Boise U13. I have been involved in sports all my life. I started
playing competitive racquetball at 13 and was a state, regional, and
national champion. Switched to Handball in college and also became a
state, regional, and national champion. Then I switched to squash
winning multiple state titles over the last 15 years.
Licensure: USSF,
National license “C” # 15115, Atlanta GA., 1999, USSF,
licenses
“D” and E, Atlanta GA, 1998
Playing
Experience: Played
in different leagues and schools in U.S. 1979-Present
International
Experience:National
Youth Soccer team, Iran 1977-78, Assistant Coach for youth team
Tofan, Esfahan, Iran 1977 – 1978, Nationally ranked youth team
Zaindehrood, Esfahan, Iran, 1973 – 1977
Coaching
Experience: Goalkeeper
training ML, 1997
Coached
and trained teams and individuals in Boise, ID, 2002-Present; BCSC
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Goalkeepers Trainer and coach, 2009-Present; Coached and assisted
different clubs and organizations 1979- Present; Rush – Boys
Select U-10, U-11, U-12 , 2006-2009; CYSA – Girls U-8, 2003-2006;
Osprey - Goal Trainer (All levels), 2004-2005; Coached and trained
teams and individuals in Atlanta, GA, 1985-2002; Coached and trained
teams and individuals in Washington D.C., 1979-1985
Referee: Active
USSF Grade 8 Referee
Education: Master
degree in City Planning, Howard University, Washington D.C. 1984,
Bachelor
degree in City Planning Howard University, Washington D.C., 1985
Miscellaneous: Volunteer
Work: Special
Olympics- Chairman of Eagle Host Town Committee, Winter 2009, Special
Olympics – Delegate Services and Team Coordinator, Winter 2009
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