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Dynamos Soccer Club
Program Name: Dynamos Soccer Club
Program Address: 10924 Grant Rd. #224, Houston TX 77070
Contact Phone: (281) 374-7800
Website: http://www.dynamossoccer.com
Detail: In 1990, in order to unify their competitive teams and provide more advanced training for players, ages 10 and older, The Cy-Fair Soccer Club employed former professional soccer team executive Jim Walker as Director of Training. Working in conjunction with Trainer Olivier Finidori, the two implemented the program now known as 'Dynamos Select'. The club now has many competitive teams trained by a staff of soccer professionals. In 2001 Walker retired as Director of Training but remains active as coach of the Dynamos Keeper! Club. Finidori, Walker's successor, is dedicated to maintaining the Dynamos high level of training and continued success of the club. The club's goal is to develop successful players who are committed to giving their best and striving to win with integrity. The long-term development of skill and character of the individual player is the foremost concern of the Dynamos staff. Trainers are assigned one team per training session in order to maximize indiviual player development. Skills training, fitness, and self discipline are emphasized in each practice. Dynamos training helps the player learn to participate as an important member of a team, to play under pressure, to move off the ball, and to play attractive soccer.
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Dynamos Soccer Club, Houston TX
Program Address: 10924 Grant Rd. #224, Houston TX 77070
Contact Phone: (281) 374-7800
Website: http://www.dynamossoccer.com
Detail: In 1990, in order to unify their competitive teams and provide more advanced training for players, ages 10 and older, The Cy-Fair Soccer Club employed former professional soccer team executive Jim Walker as Director of Training. Working in conjunction with Trainer Olivier Finidori, the two implemented the program now known as 'Dynamos Select'. The club now has many competitive teams trained by a staff of soccer professionals. In 2001 Walker retired as Director of Training but remains active as coach of the Dynamos Keeper! Club. Finidori, Walker's successor, is dedicated to maintaining the Dynamos high level of training and continued success of the club. The club's goal is to develop successful players who are committed to giving their best and striving to win with integrity. The long-term development of skill and character of the individual player is the foremost concern of the Dynamos staff. Trainers are assigned one team per training session in order to maximize indiviual player development. Skills training, fitness, and self discipline are emphasized in each practice. Dynamos training helps the player learn to participate as an important member of a team, to play under pressure, to move off the ball, and to play attractive soccer.
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