The Difference Between Amateur, College, and Pro Soccer

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Training programs: www.simplysoccer.academy/trai... - In part 3 of my interview with a successful college soccer coach, we discuss the difference between amateur, college and professional football and what it takes to move up levels.
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@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

In part 3 of my interview with a successful college soccer coach, we discuss the difference between amateur, college and professional football and what it takes to move up levels. We also discuss red flags coaches look for that would prevent a team scouting a player, how to make an impact on a college team along with some other great questions. Watch Part 1 of the interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IBoq... Part 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=elQOj... Nike Soccer Camp At Alvernia University: www.ussportscamps.com/soccer/... Alvernia University Mens Soccer: auwolves.com/index.aspx?path=msoc Check Out The Simply Soccer Academy! bit.ly/simplysocceracademy Get my FREE EBook "Game Changer" here: bit.ly/1BzDUu3 Join Our Team: goo.gl/2Vr3hV

@F10KProductions 5 лет назад

SimplySoccer hey bruv plz can i talk to me private? I have a very serious question to ask please man

@patrickrose5025 5 лет назад

this is why futsol is so important in youth level...fast play and few touchs on the ball in small space

@SimplySoccer 5 лет назад

Absolutely! There is a reason why almost all Brazilian players can operate in tight spaces and have quick feet. They all play street ball and/or futsal at a very young age

@Tailong 6 лет назад

I get that this is how North America (canada/usa) run their "soccer" program but they'll never be able to catch up to the rest of the world in this sport, is not coincidence that they couldn't qualify for the world cup in easiest qualifying region in the world and that the MLS ends up being a retirement home for pros around the world. I get studies are important but if you are gonna denied a talent because he has bad attitude or bad grades then USA soccer will always stay where it is. Imagine a Messi Maradona Ronaldinho or Neymar born in the USA, they would probably fall thru the cracks because of circumstances outside the sport.

@gofishglobal7919 6 лет назад

Tailong What you say here is what many people *want* to believe. But, the reality is that the soccer players are getting better and better in the US. The MLS is not only top-playing retirees. It's a business. And, as long as some rich owner wants to win, more and more money will be spent to het the best coaches and players from around the world. Look at Atlanta United. Their coach is Tata Martino who was the coach of Argentina and had recently coached Barcelona. Their team is made up of young excellent internationals from South America and Europe. It's just a matter of time before the MLS catches up with the Premiership, the Bundesliga and eventually, La Liga, which is the best in the world.

@AP-bo1if 6 лет назад

Miles, that is nonsense. the only thing that MLS is getting better at is purchasing players from abroad. if you really want to change American soccer, fire every single person working in this industry and start from scratch. these idiots have no clue how to recognize talent, how to produce talent, how to produce teams, etc...soccer in North America is mostly a scam to take your money. and that is a fact.

@alexazul5197 5 лет назад

We value our education system here more than any other nation and it will stay that way forever. Unfortunately we don’t have another system that will allow players to go pro without the need of college. This will surely change in the next 10-15 years as more money is dumped into the US. However, if you have a bad attitude you shouldn’t be playing. Maintaining grades and having a good attitude is a big indicator on the kind of person you are. Sure, there are exemptions like maybe a player isn’t exactly that smart or he needs more help but it’s no reason they should not be getting decent grades. And there’s no excuse for a bad attitude. Diego Costa and Neymar might be cunts on the pitch, but outside of it I can assure you they have the mentality/right attitude it takes to lead their teams and be at the highest level.

@tlofrank5689 5 лет назад

Alex Azul we value our education system??? hahah no we dont.

@cubant2258 5 лет назад

Wrong

@BursztynFilms 6 лет назад

Another wonderful video from you! I made a video about explaining how the college game doesn’t necessarily prepare you for the pro game and I think you explained the difference in levels really well.

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@rishiv7741 6 лет назад

This was extremely helpful. Thank you simply soccer

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

No problem!

@Alex-jk9pq 5 лет назад

Y’all want soft players if you mostly want them for their personalities and not their abilities. This is why college soccer in the U.S. will always be seen as a joke compared to South America & Europe.

@rinzlr3554 4 года назад

Dirty Dan wrong, talent + character < money

@musicfriend2051 3 года назад

Are you kidding? US college boys beaten England’s pro U23 club teams. Check it out if you want to. US youth teams and college soccer is pretty good but national team's not that great.

@Josh-jm8kr 3 года назад

@@musicfriend2051 US college soccer is tragic im sorry, they are so hungry for money they can't even use all the profit they have to develop world class players like europe..

@Josh-jm8kr 3 года назад

@@musicfriend2051 also your chatting pure shit because England u23s would never lose to US u23s they are on a completely different level😂. All ive been able to find is England beating the US at every level and every age group so explain yourself🤔

@musicfriend2051 3 года назад

@@Josh-jm8kr I don't argue to stupid people like you, I was just informing the facts, check this link if you want to see ( US college/university beating England pro u23 club teams ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mn5UNocIW4Q.html

@Dunning.Kruger 6 лет назад

Being in top psychical shape is huge.

@kronikakuma8 3 года назад

its a must.

@fredoat 6 лет назад

Your vids helps me alot

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Glad to hear man!

@gayatrikulkarni103 6 лет назад

Hi just finished my day 1 of the confidence course and I think it's amazing

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Thanks. Keep going!

@desertpix4226 6 лет назад

gayatri kulkarni what’s that, I lack confidence sometimes is there anyway I could access that course?

@gayatrikulkarni103 6 лет назад

Desert Pix simplysocceracademy.mykajabi.com

@YredzEditsTM 4 года назад

I play college football a year young in the UK

@zachbefo 4 года назад

interviewer has a really good posture

@gayatrikulkarni103 6 лет назад

Really amazing video

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Thanks mate!

@charlierutherford6239 3 года назад

Hi I’ve played futsal quite abit and played at top division in my area for a bit of time now and want to move out to America but I don’t know what level you have to be to play in ncaa. I want to go to a d1 d2 or d3 but I don’t know how good you have to be to play out there

@charlierutherford6239 3 года назад

Any tips for people in England who want to move to america colleges about how to and what level they need to be playing at?

@asher829 6 лет назад

Yes Dave!!😁😁💯

@rashid_plays-withu5205 6 лет назад

What is a box trap training

@whichphilosipher9023 Год назад

I'm I need to say 2 things. 1: you can talk about what needs to be done all day but it really comes down to money at the end of the day. Being in an academy or having early access to professional training programs is just a huge advantage. This is just how us soccer is. I got my headstart playing in another country so when I came back they treated me like I was better than others and I got more offers it just shows what's fundamentally wrong with the US when it comes to soccer. 2. This may seem contradictory to my previous statement but bare with me. The only thing limiting your chances are your willingness to seek out and really try to get on teams and improve. The college method isn't available for everyone especially if you didn't get a scholarship and aren't particularly wealthy. You will need the amateur method and here teams can't be promoted but players can be picked up. The problem is if you goto MLS or move up in leagues your growth will be stunted anyway or stagnant. There's no promotion and so teams stagnate the top teams and even some of the lower teams may be good but there are some amateur and USL teams that are better than the so called league one teams. If you really are passionate about it seek out teams improve daily no slacking. And try out to teams look up teams to get on and try to improve.

@hifijohn 6 лет назад

The Difference Between Amateur, College, and Pro Soccer, in amateur they miss the goal by 5 ft in college they miss the goal by 5ft in pro soccer, they miss the goal by 5 ft

@patrickrose5025 5 лет назад

what is your opinion on the ussa DA for youth players..We had a bad season with kids and coaching..Me i found it to be a money scam for the club..alot of people feel the same..down here in florida we dont have high school soccer and we must play at a competive club..My son is a u13 player who is a really special player..we dont want to play on the Da anymore..to expensive and i dont see any differance in training ....what do you recommmend for later as he gets closer to college...? when you said attitude over the best player hit the nail on the head..we had alot of little neymars" sarcasm " last season on our team who played for themselves...that seemed what they liked at our club...these coaches are suppose to be A license coaches ..

@SimplySoccer 5 лет назад

It's an unfortunate situation in the US right now and it is vastly different to other football cultures. I would say the best thing to do as far as your sons personal development is to make sure he is training individually and even better would be to get a personal trainer that can work with him. It is very important to be in a team environment and playing matches, but more of the individual growth will come from the personal training that he does. Start looking for another club if that feels right. Having a license doesn't necessarily mean a coach is good. It certainly helps, but it's like anything else. A school teacher has the credentials but not all school teachers are great at what they do for example. The individual training is what I would recommend having your son double down on, and again, if there is a one on one coach down there you can hire, that will speed up the process.

@patrickrose5025 5 лет назад

@@SimplySoccer we are on a competive club right now.. 3 training sessions a week 1 hour and a half each...saturdays and sundays games..my son ricardo is half brazilian so is in his blood..really good kid and well liked ...thanks for the feed back...

@ashtongill7685 5 лет назад

Patrick Rose i play at the ecnl level and i found that the players are much nicer and the level of play is almost the same, i live 45 minutes away from to feilds and my parents both work so one of my teamates offered to take me to practice every day, also the whole spring season is showcases for us that a lot of scouts come to

@notoriousmaddox4105 4 года назад

The coach forgot to mention that roughly half of a college team is comprised of international players. The opportunity for US players to compete is quite tough, considering that the international prospect is an “attractive” one. College soccer is extremely direct, with technical attributes taking the backseat to physical ones. College coaches only look at players at “showcase” tournaments that are quite expensive to play in. ID camps are also often a sham to take in money for their program. I’ve been to several where the coaches mixed up the players in the camp or hardly even watched. Even if a great player emerged who was poor and needed the few hundred or thousands of dollars required to be “seen” by coaches, that player still might not receive a chance. If you don’t have the money in the US, you basically have no chance of making it at a “high level” within the country. If you want to be great, play abroad.

@guillermovillarroel298 2 года назад

so true, it’s sad too.

@JCFlyingV98 6 лет назад

Amazing video! However, i disagree with the “speed of play” getting faster as you go up the ranks. I’m from Australia, and although we aren’t international stars, we play a very very fast game at semi-pro levels, you can even see this to an extent in the A-League. Our football is very very fast and physical, which i think could be a weakness, because we carry that mentality into pro-leagues where you have to be much more calculated and concise with your decisions. That’s just my two cents, i’d be interested to hear your thoughts :)

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Hey man! I understand, but understand that speed of play includes speed of thought. It's the ability to not only play quickly if needed, but to know what to do faster and faster. I created a video on this that goes into a little more depth which you can find here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v8jQ_bzZUPY.html Yes, if you play so fast that you are losing the ball and making rash decisions, that is a weakness. But a player that can think quick, play quick, And has the presence of mind to know when to slow it down, is a high level player usually.

@jeffycoolmoney7635 6 лет назад

JCFlyingV98 I

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Watch the Liverpool-Madrid CL final. You will know what he meant.

@Tailong 6 лет назад

JCFlyingV98 the speed of play between a semi pro level and pro is vastly different, the more technically gifted players can keep the ball for long periods of time so it might look like lower levels are more physical and faster but that's not the case, thats why you almost never see a bad touch going unpunished on pro levels. If you ever saw Nike's academy series, you'll see what I mean, top teams youth system in Europe have almost no time on the ball there is almost no dribbling, 99% is one touch play.

@gofishglobal7919 6 лет назад

JCFlyingV98 I agree with you.

@blipster17trtmn55 6 лет назад

character over skills? thats why this world is the way it id? what about players likr Denis Rodman? Many of those players carry the team on their shoulders, they are passionate and never give up. I would bring them if they are commited and give it all for the team .

@Javier23gol 5 лет назад

blipster17 trtmn it depends because bas attitude reflects on the field. Those kind of players have weak mentalities and they probably won't be focused on crucial moments of the game.

@Shakirbindahir1998 6 лет назад

Football*

@kitsunes95 6 лет назад

Yahir Garcia *Football

@highlightssl5172 6 лет назад

Nice video but what’s up with all the ads?!

@minwoah960 6 лет назад

Sugar Shane only way to earn $

@ignacioalvarez4139 5 лет назад

Can you become pro by playing College Soccer? What I mean is, could you be an MLS player by playing college soccer.

@SimplySoccer 5 лет назад

Absolutely! If you're in a good D1 school and play really well, you can make the draft where you'll be drafted directly into an MLS team. There is also the super draft. However, regardless of what division you play in during college, you can still get trials for pro teams and make a pro team after. One huge way is to make many connections in college. I was offered a pro contract from a lower team in the states because I got a trial for them through my college coach and then did well at the trial.

@ignacioalvarez4139 5 лет назад

SimplySoccer Thanks for the Tip! Currently, I’m playing for Rayo Vallecano in Madrid and I’m in my Junior year in High School. Can you recommend me good D1 schools?

@papahims 3 года назад

@@ignacioalvarez4139 so did you make it pro ?

@slum-yvng-squid7583 3 года назад

@@ignacioalvarez4139 where are u playing now

@nofurtherwest3474 3 года назад

@@ignacioalvarez4139 Good D1 soccer schools: Stanford Indiana Wake Forest Univ of Akron Univ of Virginia

@whichphilosipher9023 Год назад

I wasn't super gifted I had a good work ethic, and a good attitude and I got picked up.

@shaymontaque5513 5 лет назад

If you don’t play college soccer can you still go pro ?

@aelizon85 5 лет назад

Shay Montaque anything is possible if you set your mind to it . I would believe so , yes . As I think so. Currently in a gap year, graduate high school in June 2018, but I feel as though that won't stop me

@JoeyBlazee 4 года назад

Shay Montaque yeah if you show yourself at a trial

@diefutbolmeister2816 4 года назад

Would you say that Semi-Pro level is more similar level to college, like Say the Metro League in a city. I am a Junior in High school and am wondering if that is a glimpse of the college level, or if it is still above. Just to give more insight, some of these guys played professionally for indoor, and I know of a few players from teams who even played for their respective country's u21 national team. Thank You

@carlosacostaj 4 года назад

Lmaoo to this video. How did I get here lmao. I’m dead 😂

@nofurtherwest3474 3 года назад

can u explain, i don't understand your reaction

@isaacveynaflores1105 6 лет назад

I just turned 18 never touched a ball before I was 15. Never had anyone to play with learned by myself. I started playing with others for fun and quickly got better than people who have been playing their whole lives. I have yet to play on any kind of team and have little experience. I got invited to a local team after people watching me play. Everyone has told me I play great for starting late with no experience. My cousin is a professional playing for Necaxa FC (Mexico). My uncle was scouted by Guadalajara in the 60s but didn't have money to pay expenses. My dad played amateur at 12 represting at a national level traveling to Argentina and Colombia for games. I seem to be the late bloomer and the worst player historically I'm my family I'm small and skinny and weak. If I improve my mentality physical strength and game can I make it as a professional ? Most of my family although not being great players have made it to pro level. Is it too late to start at 18 I barely started taking this seriously ?

@pocketaces7113 6 лет назад

It probably depends a variety of things, such as: have you got sufficient talent, can you dedicate the time to develop that talent and what you mean by professional. Most of these professional footballers start playing football very young, some being scouted at the age of 8. You get the occasional story where an adult gets scouted in the mid 20s and makes it to an extremely high level (Jamie Vardy) but that rare. I’m assuming you don’t mean to the “top” level. If you just play Football, enjoy it while wanting to develop your skills time will tell if you can go pro. Also, look for online football/soccer camps. I’ve seen a few advertised on Facebook they might be worth looking into (I have had no experience in them).

@pocketaces7113 6 лет назад

Also, working on your fitness will work wonders for you. If you work on your aerobic abilities by going out on runs (5-10 miles and sprint training) then you’re already going to be a lot fitter than most people in your league (even at the top professional level)

@isaacveynaflores1105 6 лет назад

Luke Lamb I'm not trying to make it to the highest level I just want to play football at a decent level. I'm speedy but im physically the biggest or strongest. Would you recommend I go to the gym to get a little bit bigger not to big but atleast so I can compete with people bigger than me? I've seen open trials for teams around the country in the NASL. I'm more of a winger or wide mid. I'm not a proven goalscorer although I can score I've only played on 1 team. I racked up like 17 assists and 12 goals in like 21 games. I mostly learned by playing with adults and people older than me. Before I try for anything I should get in shape, and train very hard first.?

@isaacveynaflores1105 6 лет назад

Luke Lamb I don't have huge knowledge of football in the US but my family is of Mexico. I'm thinking weather it would be smarter to try my luck here in the US or many Mexico or even abroad?

@isaacveynaflores1105 6 лет назад

Rohit Patel Thanks bro I will try I need alot of work

@eddiemanion10 6 лет назад

About 5 bank account 3 ounces and 2 vehicles

@patrickrose5025 5 лет назад

lol

@pimvh9397 6 лет назад

I want to ask you something i am 14 years old now and i am playing first league in my country. I am something around 185 cm tall but i can't win any header. I dont know i think i am scared of ball litle bit. Can you help me with this ????? Thanks. :-)

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Don't think too much when going up for a header. It may be you're just getting into your head and it's throwing you off. Also, work on your timing. Heading is 90% timing.

@pocketaces7113 6 лет назад

When you’re in team training, pull your coach to one side and ask for a session of heading. Start off with just doing it by yourself uncontested and then as you get more comfortable ask someone, of around the same height, to challenge you for that ball.

@sadiamoalim8442 5 лет назад

There isn't a good player with great grades...is either u focused on soccer or studies

@3300renato 6 лет назад

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@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Haha no problem man!

@thetruetruth77 2 года назад

The "hehe" in the end tho

@JulioMartinez99 5 лет назад

I used to play NCAA D3 soccer in New York and I saw a lot of players who definitely had the potential to play professional soccer! I just uploaded a video on channel about my personal experience/tips to plays college soccer. I also am going to release training videos on how to improve. I’m 19 years old and I have now built a passion to help others achieve their goals! Check out my channel if you’re interested!

@pgloi 6 лет назад

It's FOOTBALL

@kldalm1379 3 года назад

It's pronounced "Nikey" not "Nike". @00:00

@johnnyteft 6 лет назад

What does it entail to get scouted for a team .. if you're not from the country

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Well, I'd imagine you'd have to be an exceptional player and really stand out to get noticed,and then start moving up the ranks to get an opportunity. Its not like top European teams are scouting high school games in the US or something lol.

@johnnyteft 6 лет назад

Robert Pezzulo ahahah I see where you're coming from and it makes sense. Thanks mate 🙏

@pingu7075 3 года назад

Even uefa legue has a limit

@wow956 5 лет назад

That whole culture based decision on whether to pick them up or not is nonsense. What does that even mean? Academically doesn’t really matter since at most colleges as long as you pass up to a certain point in the semester you will the rest of the year. I just really want to know what culture means because I think stuff like “culture” maybe problem with soccer here.

@ap24s 6 лет назад

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@anashellfire4216 6 лет назад

im good at the game ,driblling ,pass ... i got them all but when i face the goalkeeper i dont shoot the ball , my brain keeps saying i ll miss or ill hit the diffenders , so i try to dribble again and i lose the ball !! why i dont shooooooot????

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Practice your shooting often so it becomes automatic. You're panicking because you're afraid of missing. The more repetitions you do, the better you'll get.

@anashellfire4216 6 лет назад

SimplySoccer exactly 👌

@RM-gr1mc 6 лет назад

Anas Hellfire Elghazaoui whats your position? Are you actually good at shooting? Practice one on one drills against your goalkeeper during training. Also, DONT have negative thoughts. The mental part is HUGE in football, and in life in general. Believe in your abilities and shoot always thinking youre going to score.

@anashellfire4216 6 лет назад

El Lic ty i ll try

@salmanmuhammad7789 5 лет назад

Anas Hellfire Elghazaoui I had the same problem before but i got the solution from henry finshing Go check out his trade mark goals and interview in finishing Itll solve ur problemo

@AP-bo1if 6 лет назад

all the answers here are wrong. sorry about that.

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Are they? Please let me know which answers he gave that you disagree with.

@AP-bo1if 6 лет назад

I won't get into all the details. for one, he stinks of that North American mentality that I've heard time and time again. his mentality is why North American soccer will continue to be several levels beneath Europe for the next century. I'll leave it at that.

@ahmadmukhlis3323 5 лет назад

@@AP-bo1if you pussy

@MrDanesorensen 2 года назад

The person you are interviewing should re-familiarize themselves with the definition of the word "demonstrative". It doesn't mean what he thinks it does. Good discussion though.

@bladz7404 2 года назад

Lol why am I listening to this USA don😂

@saulgarcia7083 6 лет назад

Slow slow, first touch first touch.

@Dunning.Kruger 6 лет назад

No one likes an ego driven narcissist. Ego is ok to a degree... example Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

@SimplySoccer 6 лет назад

Yes, but there is a difference between confidence and arrogance. Zlatan has confidence. He believes in his ability and he works hard to be as good as he is. someone who is arrogant believes they are entitled to things even when they don't put in the work. They believe they deserve something just cause.

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Like Ronaldo calling himself the best player to ever live earlier this year when he's been outclassed by Messi his whole career lol. Not just talking statistics, but anyone with a clue that doesn't have some sort of bias will tell you Messi is in a class of his own. But yea my point is although I respect Ronaldo and he is a living legend I think he's a good example of an arrogant prick. Just my opinion.

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Bet I'm nicer than you kid. And I still think he's a prick.

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Gay little Ronaldo fanboy u probably beat off to pics of him.

@kitsunes95 6 лет назад

Robert Pezzulo I’m a female, what’s your point?

@Shammm23 3 года назад

Americans Really Try Over Complicate Everything Not Gonna Lie College Is Not Where U Go To Earn Money In Football U Gotta Go To Europe

@kts5920 3 года назад

Lol Americans will never ever like or respect the beautiful game of football.

@spectre205 5 лет назад

Nyke? The fuck?

@ITrendzI 2 года назад

College soccer has no place. Such a waste of youth talent. If you’re 17-22 and playing college soccer idk how you can go pro. The best talent in the U.S developed in Europe. Also this pay to play bs needs to stop. ID camps where you have to pay to participate is such a waste of talent. Every other country scouts out their players. You can be the poorest player and still get scouted as long as you have talent.

@greenfromnamek7900 5 лет назад

w i n n i n g i s t

@SimplySoccer 5 лет назад

www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/winningest

@gonfreeccs8631 6 лет назад

First

@freddieharrison5479 6 лет назад

first

@davidreyes183 6 лет назад

Amateur- any league outside of Europe Semi pro- any second division league whether it’s from Spain or England Pro- first division And this is the sad reality

@JDog129753 6 лет назад

uhhh not quite how that works

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

I mean there are players outside of Europe that get paid a lot of money and a lot of leagues with a relatively high level of play like some of the South American leagues and Liga MX and MLS. No doubt it's no where near the top european leagues in level of play or wages but no doubt they are true dedicated professionals. I get what you meant though.

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Also the EPL and La Liga are definitely not the only 2 elite leagues in Europe.

@JDog129753 6 лет назад

no he's completely wrong

@zinho9169 6 лет назад

Yea it was kind of ignorant lol.

@akshaychauhan1551 6 лет назад

Useless stuff

@chandancheema4768 6 лет назад

Akshay Chauhan A good player always listen everyone thoughts and take away the good things but the player like u always our proud on yourself only . there is much more to learn kiddd😏😏👎👎👎

@Ryanmcg 5 лет назад

Amateurs are not good enough to get to college and people in college aren't good enough to play pro because if the college players were amazing they wouldn't be there they would be playing pro