The International Soccer Science Center is a unique concept in the training of today’s soccer players brought about by the combined expertise of Paul Blodgett and Mark Williams. Each a teacher and a coach, they have ascended to the pinnacles of their disciplines. They are now combining their years of training and developing soccer players of all ages, encompassing the complete spectrum of youth unto the World Class athlete, to offer both solid and innovative programs targeting today’s soccer player. A member of the ISSC can expect to improve their athleticism by becoming stronger, faster, more powerful and more agile, to develop their techniques, to “deep learn” the game, and to achieve the mental preparation so necessary for success. Additionally, the associations and relationships that Paul and Mark have established not only nationally, but also internationally, assure the athlete that their development, as a player and as an individual, will be second to none. |
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Paul has been coaching the goalkeepers at Rutgers University for over twenty years and made the position a cornerstone of program. He is the Director of Girl’s Goalkeeping for NJYS, and has joined the coaching staff of TCNJ to train the women’s keepers there. He is also a part of the License Coaching Staff of NJYS and US Youth Soccer. He has trained the likes of Jon Conway, keeper with Red Bull NY and Karina LeBlanc, keeper for the Canadian Women’s National Team. Paul has worked with numerous clubs and high schools throughout New Jersey and has trained literally hundreds of goalkeepers. Coach Blodgett is a holder of a USSF “B” license and the National “Y” license from US Youth Soccer. His greatest attributes are his unique ability to relate to keepers of all ages, his motivational skills and his positive energy and enthusiasm. He is highly respected by both players and coaches of all levels. |
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Wielding a comprehensive perception of the synergy between athlete and sport, Paul and Mark continue to craft a progressive curriculum, both constantly evolving and persistently refined. |
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