
Inside the UEFA B License: What It's Actually Like
The UEFA B License is harder to get onto than to pass. Here's what the course is teaching me, and how it's already changing how I coach.
NYC Youth Soccer Coach
Most youth players spend 90% of their time in games and 10% in training. Martin coaches the other way around — because that’s where players actually improve.

About Martin
Players he’s worked with have gone on to sign with development academies at Premier League and Championship clubs. He’s coached kids as young as 5 and as old as 16, in recreational leagues, competitive travel teams, and one-on-one sessions.
“Players who understand the game — not just players who can execute drills.”
What sessions look like
Realistic, game-like play — not lines of kids waiting to take turns at a cone course.
Situations that force players to read the game and make choices under pressure.
A player who’s made a decision 500 times in a game situation truly knows how to pass.
Sessions run for players ages 5 to 16, individually and in small groups.
Who this is for
Not just stay active, not just participate — improve, understand, and enjoy.
Martin will build the right foundation without killing their enthusiasm.
Want to push further? He’ll identify exactly where the gaps are.
Qualifications
Background checked by the NYPD, NYC DOE, and FA Enhanced CRB. Regional Class referee.
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Email Martin to ask about availability or to arrange a trial session.
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