Rajender Mehta

Years of Experience in Football Coaching classes

10

Teaching Experience in detail in Football Coaching classes

My internship spends as a football coach has really been an eye-opener for me; especially sacrificing at least 15 hours per week of commitment. Being a football coach showed me that you need to be at nearly every practice, rain or shine, sick or healthy, job or no job. The biggest thing as a high school coach and teaching as well estimate between 30-35 hours a week. For college, as a full-time coach, think somewhere between 60-80 hours a week. I chose this lifestyle because I wanted to work in a field which I’ll love to make progression in. Moreover, coaching sports period gives me thrill to help another student-athlete excel at another level.

Years of Experience in Summer Camp classes

12

Teaching Experience in detail in Summer Camp classes

During the summer camp for football coaching classes, my teaching experience involved designing and implementing a comprehensive training program aimed at improving the skills and fitness levels of young players. The sessions were structured to cater to various age groups and skill levels, ranging from beginners to more experienced players. Each day started with a warm-up session to prepare the players physically and mentally for the training. This was followed by drills focusing on core football skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. I used a mix of individual exercises and group activities to ensure that players could both hone their personal skills and understand team dynamics. I also emphasized the importance of teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship through small-sided games and friendly matches. This helped players learn to make quick decisions under pressure, collaborate with teammates, and handle winning or losing with the right attitude. Additionally, I integrated fitness training to build stamina, agility, and strength. Each week, I monitored the players’ progress and adjusted the drills to match their growth, ensuring a balance between challenge and enjoyment. I made sure to provide constructive feedback, encouraging players by acknowledging their strengths while gently guiding them on areas that needed improvement. The camp ended with a mini-tournament, where players could showcase what they had learned, fostering a sense of achievement and motivation to continue improving.