Soccer coaches, soccer parents and soccer players around the world are getting a little help, or should we say a LOT of help with the launch of two new soccer training videos. The reviews from top level coaches as well as your ordinary parent are rolling in.

What started as a simple promise and a vision turned into a huge undertaking that let Coach V to begin a 4 year journey. He simply wanted to share what so many soccer coaches and parents asked him on a daily basis. "How can I teach my soccer players to kick the ball the right way?" After 2 years of research, filming and development he and his team launched the website and video www.BlastTheBall.com.

According to Coach V the video has sold in almost every country in the world and has helped 1000's of coaches, parents and players better understand the science, technical aspects and true forms of kicking a soccer ball. Reviews from all over the world are some of the most positive we have ever read. This includes reviews from former professional soccer players and Division One college coaches.

In the words of one former MLS, USL and National Team player now a College Coach, "It is the comprehensive training video I have ever watched. I think every coach, parent and soccer player should watch it, and do so sooner than later." Over two hours long the DVD reveals every aspect of soccer kicking, science and training. It is already being called "the complete course on kicking".

With the success of Blast The Ball one other problem hit Coach V. Now everyone that watched the video wanted him to do the same thing for all the other technical skills of soccer. You guessed it, another journey. This one involved the creation of the site and video series www.SoccerU.com which is scheduled to release this fall.

SoccerU is said to teach every essential aspect of individual soccer technical skills including soccer moves, soccer drills, and skills. Many of these soccer skills are never even taught to players such as slide tackling, proper offensive and defensive heading, defensive skills such as jockeying and positioning.

The new series promises to be the most extensive look at individual soccer skills ever released and with over 4 hours of training we should think it will be another hit. The primary focus of this series will be the exact technical form of all skills needed for the soccer player. Coach V insists that this is not just a "beginners training video". Demonstrating this point he works with all levels of players on the series. Coach V points out, "I wanted to show coaches, parents and players that truly great soccer players even up to the collegiate and professional levels don't receive 100 percent technical training on every skill. Some of the players I worked with on the series played Division One soccer and even professional level soccer. They all agree that many of the skills covered they never were taught. They simply tried to learn them on their own often not understanding the true form."

Blast The Ball is currently selling from their corporate website www.BlastTheBall.com and the SoccerU series will be released this fall. Pre-orders are now being taken at www.SoccerU.com .