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Academy Orientation Meeting 2019

Join us at the Nomads Soccer Club orientation meeting to learn about the club, its methodology, policies, and expectations. Discover the support needed from families and players, as well as the role of staff. Find out about the USSF Academy, the United States Soccer Federation, and other programs. Hear from Director of Coaching Derek Armstrong and Technical Director David Armstrong about their roles and responsibilities. Be part of changing the soccer landscape and lend us your support.

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Academy Orientation Meeting 2019

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  1. Academy Orientation Meeting 2019

  2. WHY ARE WE HERE TODAY ?TO UNIFY, INFORM, AND EDUCATE OUR STAFF PLAYERS AND PARENTS WITH REGARDS TO THE NOMADS SOCCER CLUB AND THE USSF ACADEMY WHAT IS THE NOMADS? WHAT IS THE NOMAD FAMILY?, METHODOLOGY , POLICY, DISCUSS FULL SUPPORT FROM FAMILIES AND PLAYERS, CLUB EXPECTATIONS,ROLES AND RESPONSABILITIES OF STAFF CLUB FEES,FIELDS,CURRICULUM,STYLE OF PLAY, THE UNITED STATES SOCCER FEDERATION USSDA, NATIONAL TEAMS AND DOUBLE PASS. ODP PROGRAM RESIDENCY PROGRAM , PROVIDE GENERAL INFORMATION, BOARD OF DIRECTORS.WHERE ARE WE GOING,WHAT WE NEED, CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE, WE NEED YOUR HELP

  3. Derek Armstrong D.O.C (director of coaching) • This person is responsible for the strategic leadership and operation of the (Elite) Academy. The Academy Director typically presides over the Academy Management Team. • DIRECTOR OF COACHING Derek Armstrong, also Board Member • Primary Responsibilities ● Providing positive role model: coaches and staff who lead & inspire ● Cultivating a love of the game, and to provide an environment that creates positive culture and promotes player development on and off the field. ● Is the “face” and voice of the Nomads Soccer Club with parents/community and players. ● Development of competitive club coaching philosophy. ● Development club coaching directive for each age group. ● Development of club coaches education, training and development. ● Liaison and point of contact for national teams, professional clubs, high school and college coaches. ● Manage club policy of player development and movement. ● Addressing the frequent changes in the soccer landscape by adjusting plans and programs accordingly. ● Ensure that the long-range strategy achieves Nomads mission, and that consistent and timely progress toward that goal is achieved by continuously evaluating effectiveness and currency of existing programs and suggesting potential changes.

  4. Technical Director –David Armstrong • Function: • Technical Director Primary Responsibilities ● Providing positive role model: coaches and staff who lead & inspire ● Cultivating a love of the game, and to provide an environment that creates positive culture and promotes player development on and off the field. ● Development and implementation of a competitive club coaching philosophy. ● Assist in Development and implementation a club coaching directive for each age group. ● Implementation of club coach’s education, training and development. ● Recruitment, development and administration of player assessment and evaluations. ● Supervise Coaching for teams. ● Liaison with D.O.C as point of contact for national teams, professional clubs, high school and college coaches. ● Assist with the development and management club policy of player development and movement. ● Addressing the frequent changes in the soccer landscape by adjusting plans and programs accordingly. ● Ensure that the long-range strategy achieves Nomads mission, and that consistent and timely progress toward that goal is achieved by continuously evaluating effectiveness and currency of existing programs and suggesting potential changes.

  5. Assistant Technical Director – Nader Badawi • Function: • Assist Technical Director with Primary Responsibilities ● Providing positive role model: coaches and staff who lead & inspire ● Cultivating a love of the game, and to provide an environment that creates positive culture and promotes player development on and off the field. ● Development and implementation of a competitive club coaching philosophy. ● Assist in Development and implementation a club coaching directive for each age group. ● Implementation of club coach’s education, training and development. ● Recruitment, development and administration of player assessment and evaluations. ● Supervise Coaching for teams. ● Liaison with D.O.C as point of contact for national teams, professional clubs, high school and college coaches. ● Assist with the development and management club policy of player development and movement. ● Addressing the frequent changes in the soccer landscape by adjusting plans and programs accordingly. ● Ensure that the long-range strategy achieves Nomads mission, and that consistent and timely progress toward that goal is achieved by continuously evaluating effectiveness and currency of existing programs and suggesting potential changes.

  6. SOCCER TECHNICAL COMMITTEE • DEREK ARMSTRONG • DAVID ARMSTRONG • NADER BADAWI

  7. STAFF INTRODUCTION DIRECTOR OF COACHING – DEREK ARMSTRONG TECHNICAL DIRECTOR – DAVID ARMSTRONG ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR – NADER BADAWI USSDA ACADEMY STAFF – 2019/20 Nader Badawi - 19S - 2000-2001 David Armstrong - 17S - 2003-2004 Cesar Cambisaca - 15S - 2005 TolyaRubtsov - 14S - 2006 Daniel Armstrong - 13S - 2007

  8. NOMADS • WHO ARE WE ? • WHAT DO WE DO ? • HOW DO WE DO IT • HOW DID WE GET HERE • NOMADS CULTURE • NOMADS HISTORY

  9. HISTORY

  10. NOMADS FAMILY • WHO ARE WE

  11. NOMADS HISTORICAL MOMENTS

  12. Nomads Historical Moments • 1976 – 1980 Parent Coaches 2-3 teams founded by Joe Hollow and Tony Lees • 1980 – Derek Armstrong joined as Head Coach • 1982 –Allen Field Club House was built-moved on to Allen field earlier in year • 1986- Brian McManus Joined club • 1985 –All professional coaches • 1987 –Incorporated as a Non-Profit –Joe Hollow left the club. • 1986- 1990 Western Soccer Alliance semi pro team (San Diego Nomads) • 1988 – First Thanksgiving Tournament • 1991 – David Armstrong joined the Club • 1994 – First Coaches Showcase Tournament • 1996 – First Memorial Holiday Tournament • 1996 – Building of Kinsell ,Field Club house added later • 2002 – Founding Member US Club Soccer/Mary Kaliff joined the club • 2007 – 1st club invited into US Soccer Development Academy Program/ Vacated Allen Field • 2013 - Nomads International Soccer School first year

  13. DEVELOP PLAYERS AND INDIVIDUALS • WHAT DO WE DO

  14. DEVELOP SOCCER PLAYERS • COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS • PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTS • BE THE BEST YOU CAN

  15. COACHING METHODOLOGY • HOW WE DO IT

  16. NOMADS CURRICULUM • D.O.C WITH OVER 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE • US SOCCER U-20 NATIONAL TEAM COACH • PROFESSIONAL PLAYER • PROFESSIONAL COACH • TECHNICAL DIRECTORS WITH OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

  17. THINGS TO CONSIDER • POLICY/PROCEDURE • SCHOOL AND GRADES • PUNISHMENT “DON’T TAKE AWAY SOCCER” • PLANNING, DON’T MISS PRACTICE, DENTISTS,DOCTORS,FAMILY EVENTS • SACRIFICE • PARENT AND PLAYER RECRUITING

  18. POLICY AND PROCEDURE • 48 HR RULE – COOL DOWN PERIOD AFTER GAMES AND TRAINING • NO PARENT COACHING TALK TO THE COACH • REQUEST A MEETING WITH THE D.O.C AND TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

  19. CULTURE, CORE VALUES • NOMADS CULTURE

  20. NOMADS CULTURE • RESPECT • HONESTY • HARD WORK • LOYALTY • TRUST • FAMILY ENVIRONMENT • COMMITTMENT

  21. WE ARE NOMADS • AVOID GOSSIP • DON’T WORRY ABOUT WHAT OTHER CLUBS SAY OR DO • FOCUS ON OUR CLUB AND STAY POSITIVE

  22. USSDA ACADEMY FORMED2007 • HOW DID WE GET HERE 2006 US SOCCER FEDERATION BEGIN TALKS WITH KEVIN PAYNE OF THE MLS, DEREK ARMSTRONG AND REPRESENTITIVES OF US SOCCER

  23. FOUNDING MEMBER’S OF THE USSDA ACADEMY2007 • “WHY WAS THE ACADEMY FORMED” • WHO FORMED IT • WHY WAS IT NEEDED DEREK ARMSTRONG WILL EXPLAIN

  24. ODP • OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM • FORMED IN THE 1970s • PLAYER IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR THE US NATIONAL TEAMS

  25. USSDA VS ODP • USSDA PLAYERS ARE ALREADY PART OF THE NATIONAL TEAM POOL • ODP IS SUPERSEEDED BY THE USSDA ACADEMY NATIONAL TEAMS USSDA ACADAMY NATIONAL ODP REGIONAL ODP STATE ODP

  26. 10 YEARS OF DEVELOPMENT • 2007/08 2018/19 • Boys 16s – Boys 18s Boys - 12s, 13s, 14s, 15s, 17s, 19s

  27. USSDA ACADEMY • Club Membership • The Academy has 197 total clubs, comprised of teams across six age groups in the boys' program: U-12, U-13, U-14, U-15, U-16/17, and U-18/19 and four age groups in the girls' program: U-14, U-15, U-16/17 and U-18/19. These clubs are all located within geographically-based divisions across gender and age group levels. Each team plays home and away games against the other teams in their division, plus games against non-division opponents from across the country during the 10-month season.

  28. EVERY MLS CLUB IS PART OF THE USSDA

  29. CHANGES BY USSDA • UNIFIED TACTICAL APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENT • LICENCING – WE HAVE 5 “A” LICENSE COACHES IN THE CLUB • FINANCING • TRAINING FIELDS • GAME DAY ENVIRONMENT, TRAINER,REFEREES • VIDEO ANALYSIS

  30. The U.S. Soccer Development Academy program provides education, resources, and support to impact everyday club environments in order to develop world-class players.

  31. DOUBLE PASS EVALUATION • WHY DID DOUBLE PASS DO THE EVALUATION • WHO ARE DOUBLE PASS • FINDINGS • RECOMMENDATIONS • 5 YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN • FUNDING

  32. TRAINING • PERIODIZATION • METHODOLOGY • STYLE OF PLAY • TRAINING PLANS AND LOGS • SELF REFLECTION • NEW USSF GUIDELINES • NEW USSSF LICENCING NATIONWIDE • DATA VS OPINION

  33. PERIODIZATION • WHAT IS PERIODIZATION?

  34. PERIODIZATION • PERIODIZATION IS A SYSTAMATIC STRUCTURE TO OPTIMIZE PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE • STRUCTURED TRAINING TO ACHIEVE SHORT AND LONG TERM OBJECTIVES • OPTIMAL LONG TERM PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT • AVOID FUNCTIONAL OVEREACHING • “PERIODIZATION IS A PROCESS”

  35. DATA VS OPINION • REFRAIN FROM GIVING OPINIONS • DEAL WITH FACTS • WHAT IS THE COACH TRYING TO ACHIEVE • LONG TERM GOALS • SHORT TERM GOALS

  36. Outside Activity/Competition • Academy players and teams cannot play in any outside competitions without written permission from the Development Academy staff. This includes any other leagues, high school season, tournaments, State Cup competitions, ODP or All-Star events. There are two potential exceptions to this rule, provided they are approved by Development Academy staff: • Domestic and international tournaments: Domestic & international tournaments may be permitted if they meet Academy's technical standards of one game per day and elite competition. Examples of permitted events include the Dallas Cup, Surf Cup, Disney Showcase, and other International events • Possibility for friendly games: Academy clubs can schedule friendly games to provide players with a heightened development experience. The games must not be part of an organized competition (i.e. tournament, league or camp) as defined in the non-participation regulations, and all competitions must adhere to all Academy standards and guidelines.

  37. TRAINING FIELDS • SD REC COUNSELS • FUNDING • VOLUNTEERS • FIELD MAINTAINANCE

  38. CONTINUATY WITHIN THE CLUB • PLAYERS ALLOWED TO DEVELOP WITHIN THE CLUB STRUCTURE • PIPELINE – EXAMPLE OF THE 2003S IN THE CLUB • LOWS AND HIGHS OF DEVELOPMENT • COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS • PRO CONTRACTS • GROWTH • TRUST

  39. TRUST/LOYALTY EJ EDWARDS - JUST 1 PLAYERS STORY!!

  40. NOMADS RESIDENCY PROGRAM • Residential soccer academy for elite soccer players.  The Nomads Soccer Club is dedicated to the total development of our player-students, whether they aspire to play soccer professionally, pursue their studies in college while playing soccer, or play in the US Soccer Development Academy. Through our partnership with local educational institutions (Middle and High School), the Nomads International Soccer School stands ready to provide support to every Nomads player who is committed to making soccer his life.  We will help you get to the next level.  • Our educational providers are accredited, A-G and AP courses are offered. Training sessions include proper warm-up techniques, injury rehab education, technical and tactical sessions, as well as strength, agility and speed training. • To be participate in the Soccer School a player must first be selected by our Technical Committee and Technical Director of the Club.. • As players prepare to move on to college or professional teams we will assist them with an exit plan.

  41. NOMADS BUSINESS MODEL • 2019-20 CHANGES • THE CHANGES MADE ARE NECESSARY TO SUSTAIN OUR INVOLVEMENT IN THE ACADEMY FOR THE FORSEEABLE FUTURE. • WE BELIEVE THE ACADEMY WILL BE REDUCED TO 50 TEAMS AND WHY?

  42. FEES AND WORK PROGRAM • USSF SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING • PAYMENTS

  43. NOMADS WORK PROGRAM • MUST PROVIDE TAX RETURNS • MANDATORY TO HELP • GIVE BACK

  44. USSDA ACADEMY TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIP • ALL PLAYERS NOT PAYING FEES MUST APPLY FOR THIS PROGRAM • ASK YOUR COACH ABOUT IT • GET HELP FROM YOUR COACH OR NOMADS STAFF • SUPPLY TAX RETURNS • MEET THE REQUIRMENTS AND DO THE WORK

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