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No generic drill sheets. The session targets the athlete's position, level and goals.
1-on-1 training · Queens & Brooklyn
Individual soccer training in Queens
Individual soccer training is the fastest route to measurable improvement. It's you (or your athlete) and Coach Pepe, with every minute of the session built around what that player needs most.
The 1-on-1 program includes an assessment, a position-specific plan, weekly progression, and video review with benchmarks. Because nothing is shared, the plan can move as fast as the athlete does.
It's the right fit for players who want to fix a specific weakness — first touch under pressure, a slow first step, finishing — and for players preparing for tryouts, a new level, or college soccer.
Learn more about Coach Pepe's background or see the training programs.
Who it's for
- Players working on a specific weakness
- Athletes preparing for tryouts or the next level
- College-bound players
- Parents who want one coach accountable for progress
What you get
Video review and benchmarks
Day-one benchmarks and scheduled re-tests make progress visible, so you can see what's actually changing.
60 or 90 minutes
Pick the length that suits the athlete's age and training load.
Position-specific
A winger, center back and goalkeeper need different work. The plan is written for the position.
Questions
Straight answers.
Private soccer training with Gambeta Training typically runs $75–$150 per session, depending on the program you join. Get started with the short form and Coach Pepe will recommend the right option.
Most athletes feel a change in conditioning within 3–4 weeks, see measurable speed and agility gains in 6–8 weeks, and report visible game-day improvement in 12 weeks. Progress is benchmarked on day one and re-tested on a schedule.
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