fbpx
Search
Search
Close this search box.
Beestera Soccer Training

Mike Matera

125

Share this episode

 

In today’s episode, James speaks to Mike Matera, a former professional footballer for the Western Mass Professional Soccer team, a coach, and co-founder of Beestera Soccer Training. With a passion for soccer and teaching, Mike boasts of a coaching career and a Masters in Physical Education.

From the mutual passion with his partner regarding development of an individual in a group setting, a club-neutral, supplemental training experience was established: Beestera. A soccer training company with the vision to change player development Beestera Soccer Training recognizes the limitations of impacting every individual player’s growth within a team setting, this provides a more personalized and targeted approach.

In a nutshell, James and Mike speak about:

  • The number of kids he has been working with on an annual basis
  • Mike’s earliest soccer moments and his journey to becoming a pro
  • The origin of his business and his vision when it was a startup vs now
  • Filling in the void players seeking for individual attention in a group training sessions
  • The criteria they use to find coaches that align with their standards
  • Hoops they had to jump through for them to operate at their best in the geographical lomit they operate
  • A look into the behavioral trends in kinds and how they help them reshape the negative ones
  • Routines Mike leans on to remain at his peak as he leads a business
  • Origin of the name Beestera

 

…and so much more!

14:24

I’m all about just keeping the quality. I’d rather keep it the same right now as it is, making sure we’re giving the players the best experience possible.
14:24

25:04

We talk a lot about winning and motivating players to win, but at the same time, there’s so much you can teach through the losses.
25:04

28:22

People just don’t talk to each other that much. And even when you’re trying to talk to them, and give them feedback, they struggle to take it in.
28:22

32:41

Every time you add that competition element, you’re going to have the players that want to train a little bit harder, and they’re going to push themselves.
32:41

38:32

I think if you find something that you’re really passionate about and want to do, just go for it.
38:32

More impact less work

Coordinate everything in one application

Don't miss an episode!

Related episodes

Amanda Frolich

Amanda Frolich

Andy Hicks sits down with Amanda Frolich, affectionately known as Action Amanda, the spirited advocate championing active play for kids.

Gary Laybourne

Coach Core Foundation
Gary Laybourne

Gary discusses Coach Core’s ambitious vision for growth and invites listeners to explore how they can help shape the future with him.

Anne-Marie Martin

diddi dance
Anne-Marie Martin

James is joined by Anne-Marie Martin, the founder of diddi dance, a preschool dance franchise that’s captured the imaginations of babies and toddlers across the UK.

Joe Lowther

Joe Lowther

James invites Joe Lowther, the CEO of KICK, a man whose faith and passion have driven him to transform the lives of countless children.

Grace McNamara & Louise O'Mahony

EXI
Grace McNamara & Louise O'Mahony

James speaks with Grace McNamara, Chief Executive Officer at EXI, and Louise O’Mahony, Head of Consumer Success at the innovative care delivery company.

Andrew Hicks, Craig Jones & Rob Brown

Wraparound Childcare Funding Panel

In today's episode, James features an amazing trio with bursting expertise in Wraparound childcare within the sports corporate sphere.

Graeme Eaglesham

Future Kids

In today's episode, James speaks to Graeme Eaglesham, the co-founder and CEO at Future Kids.

Paul Lawrence

Paul Lawrence

In today's episode, James speaks to Paul Lawrence, the CEO at Challenger Sports and Teamwear.

Craig Brennan, Dean Horridge & Chris Irwin

Business Acquisitions Panel

Listen in as the quad panel unravels valuable insights delving deep from their experience and positions in business growth.

Andrew Busby

Kings Active Foundation
Andrew Busby

James engages with Andrew Busby, the CEO of Kings Active Foundation, an organisation that has been driving sustained change in sports and activity for children.

Search
Close this search box.

Thrive in a digital world

Download our Self Assessment Workbook today!