Wayne presented at the 2017 NSCAA Convention in Los Angeles this past weekend. His session was "Soccer is a Thinking Game that Begins in The Head of Each Player. What is The Link Between The Thinking Process and Teaching A One Touch Mentality to players?" Here is a recap of the session including a download of the presentation, what people had to say about it, photos and more.

The presentation was well attended with lots of positive feedback from the audience.

What People Had to Say

@WayneHarrison9 Great session on One-Touch Mentality at the NSCAA Convention yesterday. Always a pleasure!
— Mark Connelly (@DailySoccerSklz) January 14, 2017

Fantastic session reinforcing what our program & style of play is based on: Gustie Tempo. Thanks for the new ideas @WayneHarrison9 #NSCAAla
— Gustavus WSoccer (@GustavusSoccer) January 12, 2017

Good to hear your ideas on Developing Soccer Awareness: One touch mentality today @WayneHarrison9.
— Dr. Ceri Bowley (@CeriBowley) January 13, 2017

@WayneHarrison9 Great Session today. pic.twitter.com/phUjca9ZVL
— Sean Carlton (@Hot__C) January 13, 2017

Fun session today @WayneHarrison9 enjoyed the insight and tip of using futsal ball on terrible playing surface!
— George Gauld (@MrGPhyEd1) January 13, 2017

@WayneHarrison9 Good session today Wayne! Dropped off my card with you! Cheers for some quality insight on how to create faster mindsets 👍🏼
— Coach Ellis Riley (@CoachEllisRiley) January 13, 2017

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International Coaches Symposium

Wayne and Mary will be going to Dusseldorf, Germany in June where Wayne will do 3 field and 1 classroom presentations on Developing the "One Touch Mentality" at an international coaches symposium in Düsseldorf hosted by Peter Schreiner of soccer-coaches.com.

“The meeting with Wayne Harrison was very interesting, who inspired the trainers with his great classroom session.” - Peter Schreiner (Read more from Peter)

The invitation to present at this world renounced symposium in Europe is a massive compliment in recognition of Wayne's work. More information to come in the following months.