Robert Turpin

This winter marked an important milestone for our Max team—and a powerful validation of the long-term development model we’ve committed to at TST. Competing at two of the country’s most competitive events—the Raleigh Showcase and the Surf College Cup—our group finished with an impressive 2-1-1 record vs ECNL opponents. These performances weren’t just good games; they were proof of concept. Proof that our training works. Proof that our players rise when it matters most. Proof that...

At every level of the game—whether it’s a national showcase, a college ID event, or a Champions League match—one truth always holds: The players with the best first touch control the game. Yet despite that, first touch remains one of the most overlooked  areas in youth development. Many clubs rush to tactics, formations, and complex patterns before players have mastered the most essential skill in soccer: receiving the ball cleanly, under pressure, and with purpose. Why First Touch Matters...

High school girls today compete in faster, more physical environments than ever. Sports performance training gives them the strength, speed, and stability their sport demands—while also protecting them from common injuries like ACL tears and overuse issues. A well-designed program helps athletes move more efficiently, develop power, and improve agility. But some of the biggest benefits go beyond the physical. Performance training builds confidence, body awareness, and mental strength. As...