Soccer venue
Monterrey ParkSoccer Venue in San Antonio, TX
- 4.5(12 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $65 per lesson
Outdoor soccer court in San Antonio
Every coach below teaches at Monterrey Park. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.
“Kamal's lesson really helped me understand some key techniques, especially focusing on proper ball control. It’s pretty clear he knows his stuff and puts effort into making sure each player gets useful feedback, though I’d say I still need more practice on consistency. Still, I feel like I made decent progress and I’d be curious to see how my skills develop after another lesson. If you’re into improving your soccer skills, trying Kamal’s lesson could be worthwhile.”Samuel W., studentAbout KamalWith nine years of dedicated soccer instruction, I cultivate a passion for the game while refining skills and strategy. I tailor sessions to each student, fostering both technical prowess and tactical understanding. I believe in a positive, challenging environment where every player can excel.Go to profileLooking around? See more soccer coaches in San Antonio.
5919 W Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78237, USA
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Get directionsTraining Sessions at Monterrey Park start at $65 per training session. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group training session with friends.
Monterrey Park is an outdoor venue, so weather matters. Your coach will reach out a few hours before your training session if rain is in the forecast and offer a free reschedule.
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Kamal's lesson really helped me understand some key techniques, especially focusing on proper ball control. It’s pretty clear he knows his stuff and puts effort into making sure each player gets useful feedback, though I’d say I still need more practice on consistency. Still, I feel like I made decent progress and I’d be curious to see how my skills develop after another lesson. If you’re into improving your soccer skills, trying Kamal’s lesson could be worthwhile.
Kamal was pretty good for the initial lesson, offering a solid introduction to what future practices could look like. Though I didn't catch anything overly special, the lesson showed potential. Still, it’s a promising start and I’d probably consider trying Kamal again to see how he develops those ways to fine-tune skills.