With summer just around the corner, many youth athletes will engage in team sports to be with their friends, be physically active, and learn new skills. In an ideal setting, an experienced coach would oversee the physical, technical, tactical and psychological development of these youth athletes by creating an environment that is both fun and challenging. However, such responsibilities often fall on the shoulders of parents or volunteer coaches who, despite their best intentions, may not have the necessary knowledge and/or skillset. In addition, coaching today requires more than a strong technical knowledge or prior playing experience.