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Comment by Gustavo Ventura on April 9, 2009 at 1:06pm

Talent/Scout Trainer (Coach)



Gustavo Ventura
53 Royal Ridge Hill N.W.
Calgary, AB T1Y7C3
(403) 479-4182
gventura@myself.com



ADDITIONAL COURSES:
Network/Internet Support Specialist Diploma 2003
CDI College of Business and Technology, Calgary, Alberta.
Forest Lawn High School Calgary, AB

Quinn Comm Learning Systems Calgary
Completed diploma in Computer Basics
Standard First Aid and Level C CPR







PLAY HISTORY
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ACTIVE PLAYER

International Player




1984-1985
COCA-COLA FC SECOND DEVISION PROFESSIONAL (EL SALVADOR)








1986 - 1989,
Alianza FC (RESERVES) EL SALVADOR FIRST DIVISION PROFESSIONAL (ONE CHAMPIONSHIP, ONE RUNNER-UP)










1995-1999
TIBURONES ROJOS DE VERA-CRUZ, MEXICO PRIMERA DIVICION A PROFESSIONAL




2003 - 2004
TIBURONES ROJOS DE VERA-CRUZ MEXICO PRIMERA DIVICION A PROFESSIONAL









Elite Player

1992 - 1993, High School City Champions at Forest Lawn High School






COACHING COURSES

2004 MAY, Pre B Course, VERA-CRUZ, MEXICO

2005, AFKUK Football Tactics Course On line. (David Platt)

2005, Fitness and Conditioning for Soccer On line. International Coaches Association

2004 - 2005, Physical Preparation for High Competition On line. (Cuba)











COACHING EXPERIENCE

2003 - 2004
ASSISTANT COACH AND SCOUT (RESERVES)
TIBURONES ROJOS DE VERA-CRUZ MEXICO PRIMERA DIVICION (A) PROFESSIONAL


Alianza FC (RESERVES)
ASSISTANT COACH





HEAD COACH


2006 - Present,

INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES:

Soccer, Camping, Volleyball, Swimming and Coaching of Community Soccer League

Comment by Peter Hason on October 30, 2008 at 11:28am

Has anyone embraced the idea of a non-system form of soccer...

Comment by Paul William Conlan on March 26, 2008 at 6:23pm

With 6 games left, I've had some good feedback and comments on the teams conduct and progress so far from a variety of sources including parents, an experienced referee and various opposition coaches, this is very rewarding for me personally as it indicates I have managed to improve the boys general positional awareness, techniques and skills over this season. We have a lot of work to do especially progressing in the 4-4-2 system by getting to tuck wide midfielders inside and overloading the middle area. I'd also like to introduce them to the 3-5-2 formation concentrating on a 5-3-2 formation when defending with both wide midfielders dropping into defensive positions, but this has been a very positive 1st season for me.