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E-Learning Providers • Surrey, British Columbia, Canada • 1-10 Employees

Key Contact at World of Soccer

Alejandro Brown

CEO

Company overview

Headquarters	3a - 3033 King George Hwy, Surrey, BC V4P1B8, CA
Phone number	+17788853707
Website	worldofsoccer.com
SIC	7941, 794
Employees	1-10
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About World of Soccer

World of Soccer Ltd. was incorporated in British Columbia, Canada in 1982 w/ Mr. Tony Waiters as President & Technical Director. The focus of the company is on soccer coaching & teaching systems & products that generate team success through age-appropriate player development. The company has had success with its print-media products, developed to meet the needs of youth soccer coaches from the parent novice to the professional. The company's first product (Coaching to Win) taught the company how to author & self-publish, an approach still employed today. During the late '80s & early '90s, the company offered soccer camps through the World of Soccer School of Excellence program. Despite the program's commercial success, Waiters was frustrated by the limited influence on young soccer players that could be achieved through direct contact in just one week. To achieve greater leverage, World of Soccer phased out the soccer camps to concentrate exclusively on the development of resource materials for coaches and their players. World of Soccer has published over 20 soccer coaching books authored or co-authored by Waiters. Over 500,000 units have been sold, believed to make World of Soccer the leading publisher of soccer coaching books in North America. These coaching manuals are very well received, garnering numerous endorsements from all areas of youth soccer, validating Waiters' coaching system. Despite this success, the company saw the need for a product aimed at the youngest levels of the sport. Extensive research & collaboration between other influential individuals in the sport led to development of the Total Player Development Program, a unified coaching system that recognizes the different coaching approaches needed for players ranging in age from 4 to adult. In the year 2000, the Canadian Soccer Association endorsed the TPD Program. The TPD program has been improved & superceded by the Byte Size Coaching program (www.bytesizecoaching.com)