In the competitive landscape of soccer, coaches must navigate the evolving dynamics of player engagement and training methodologies. With over 36 years of experience, Coach Charlie Inverso shares invaluable insights into how the game has transformed since he began his coaching journey in 1986. This post explores the significant changes in player-coach relationships, the impact of technology on training, and the essential skills modern players need to succeed.

Continuing our World Cup Coverage Joe Cogan of Park-IT (NY) discusses why they came up with their competition Goals For Good, where contestants were asked to tell their stories about how the beautiful game affected their lives in a positive way for a chance to win World Cup Tickets! Luke is one of those winners and we got to hear his story of being diagnosed and living with Linear Scleroderma and how he has turned his experience into inspiration by starting the organization A Lasting Mark to help those with both the Linear and Systemic Scleroderma.

HAPPY WORLD CUP! We released this episode a day early to celebrate with a VERY special guest, Duke Lacroix of the Haitian National Soccer Team. Duke tells us about his journey from humble begins in New Egypt, NJ and how his career took him from Lawrenceville Prep, to UPenn and all the way to greatest stage in the beautiful game ... The World Cup