Book Private Soccer Lessons with Coach Brooklyn

Hi, My names Brooklyn! I’m 20 years old and absolutely love soccer, crafts, and animals. Growing up, I was always active and competitive; I played soccer, basketball, and even spent time rock climbing. When I’m not on the field, I love hanging out with my 8-year-old sister, who keeps me smiling. I try to live life with an “all in” mindset; whether it’s sports, coaching, or everyday life, I believe in giving 100% to everything I do. I’m excited to pass on my knowledge to the players I train, but I also believe they’ll teach me just as much in return. I look forward to growing and learning alongside them.

I can help you improve your game by teaching the skills necessary not just to play, but to truly compete at a high level. My coaching style brings the perfect balance of intensity and enjoyment; the kind of energy that pushes you to grow without burning out. I believe training should fuel your love for the game, not drain it. More importantly, I focus on the mental side of soccer. Anyone can learn the technical skills, but to stand out at the next level, you have to master your mindset. Through my own experience as a Division I athlete, I’ve developed a deep understanding of what it takes mentally to succeed, and I’ve built that into every session. I believe this approach can transform any player’s game, no matter where they are in their journey.

A typical session with me is highly structured to make the most of your time and effort. I take pride in running efficient, focused trainings that move smoothly between drills, ensuring every minute is purposeful. With experience in private coaching, I’ve learned which exercises truly deliver results and tailor each session to the player’s age, experience level, and position.

Most sessions follow a similar structure: we start with a 10-minute dynamic warm-up that includes light speed and agility work to prepare the body for training. From there, we move into individual technical work on the ball, such as cone dribbling, toe taps, and close control exercises. Next, we focus on passing and pattern play to develop first touch, vision, and ball control under pressure. Finally, we finish with position-specific drills such as shooting, crossing, or 1v1 defending; adjusting this portion to match each player’s goals and strengths.

The best coach I’ve ever had is my dad. He was not only my high school soccer coach, but also the person who first introduced me to the game. In high school, he pushed me to always give my best and taught me what hard work truly looks like. But what I appreciate most now, as a college athlete, is how his influence still grounds me. Whenever I get frustrated or caught up in the pressure of competition, his coaching reminds me of that little girl who fell in love with the game in the first place. He continues to help me reconnect with the joy that started it all.

What I want athletes and parents to know about me is that I truly believe every player has untapped potential, and my goal is to help bring that out. In high school I worked with students in Unified Sports and it taught me how to adapt my coaching to different ability levels and learning styles. Growing up with two parents in education, I’ve developed a strong sense for how people learn and respond. I take pride in reading each athlete and adjusting my approach to bring out their best, helping them grow, compete, and love the game even more.