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A coach tells parent Liam what his 11-year-old son needs to play college soccer: video footage to assess him, specific performance standards, and serious commitment. The coach shares how he was 4'10
Initial thought, given you're 11 years old, is without video, as much as I'd like to help you, I can't really help you. So the question is, do you have some video of some kind?
I do have videos, um, of him that I have taken like over the past year, year and a half. And then we also have gameplay from every once in a while when the coach had the video out. So I have that account too. Okay.
So let's— let me say this. I'm going to tell you what I think we need to do for your son to play college soccer one day and what we do for kids at 11. But I also want to say, until I see the video myself, which will be in an additional email, um, I don't know if we're the right fit. And Liam, I mean that politely, but I'm going to treat you like an adult. For the methods to work as a 6th, 7th grader, for what to do to play college soccer, you have to be at a certain level at this age. Now, if you say to me, I'm willing to put in a lot of work to become that level. I still want to help you because my own story was I'm 5'6" today. I was 4'10" at your age, and nobody believed in me except for one guy was crazy enough to believe into me to the point where there's actually a documentary on Amazon about me playing for this little team and about how I was so passionate and aggressive and everything else. But I needed somebody to help me, and this was the kind of my guy. So if I can be that for you, I, you know, would love to do that, but I need to know your passion level, etc.










