by United Soccer Coaches | Jun 9, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
The Latino Coaches Advocacy Group distributes a monthly newsletter to keep its members up to date on news, deadlines and other association happenings. The newsletter also serves to let members know what the group is working on, highlighting group members and...
by United Soccer Coaches | Jun 1, 2020 | Association News
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (June 1, 2020) – College soccer coaches, and their teams, from across the country are uniting in a fight against hunger during the COVID-19 pandemic. Soccer United Against Hunger, powered by United Soccer Coaches, is a nationwide food drive...
by United Soccer Coaches | May 21, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
By Shawn Danhouser The one truth we can all agree on as soccer coaches is that our game is intended for everyone. Soccer doesn’t care: How old you are What color your skin is How much money you have Where you are from Who you pray to, if you do How tall or short you...
by United Soccer Coaches | May 20, 2020 | Association News, Soccer Journal
United Soccer Coaches sincerely hopes this letter finds you, your family, and your loved ones healthy and safe. Though the time recommends physical distancing, the circumstances require social crowding. We must come together to cope. How fortunate we are to be a...
by United Soccer Coaches | May 15, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
With COVID-19 putting a halt to all in-person training this spring, coaches and teams have shifted to distance learning and giving their players individual workouts to complete on their own. That change has brought about some questions from members as it pertains to...
by United Soccer Coaches | May 8, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
By Eric Salley We all know that physical activity is good for everyone! Elevating our heart rate has proven benefits both mentally and physically. Mentally, when we are active, our bodies release endorphins that help us reduce anxiety, depression, and stress as well...
