HSU's Wood Featured On Soccer Video
By: Chad Grubbs, HSU Sports Information
Updated: August 17, 2012
ABILENE, Texas - Hardin-Simmons women's soccer coach Marcus Wood has recently been selected by Championship Productions to produce some instructional videos for soccer coaches and players.
The videos are for sell and are entitled Game-Like Goal Scoring Drills for Soccer, Circuit Training and Conditioning With The Ball, Game Winning Strategies For Attacking and Defending Set Pieces and Improving Performance Through Match Analysis.
The videos can be bought individually for $29.99 or as a group for $99.99.
"It was an honor to put the videos together and I think coaches and players can benefit from the videos," said Wood.
You can order the videos at the following link.
http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/soccer-dvds-videos.html
Wood enters his 13th season as the Hardin-Simmons head coach. He ranks fourth all-time among collegiate coaches at all levels with an .865 winning percentage. He has a career record of 218-26-19, has won nine straight American Southwest Conference titles, has a 145-match unbeaten streak in ASC play and led HSU to the 2010 NCAA Division III National Championship.
The videos are for sell and are entitled Game-Like Goal Scoring Drills for Soccer, Circuit Training and Conditioning With The Ball, Game Winning Strategies For Attacking and Defending Set Pieces and Improving Performance Through Match Analysis.
The videos can be bought individually for $29.99 or as a group for $99.99.
"It was an honor to put the videos together and I think coaches and players can benefit from the videos," said Wood.
You can order the videos at the following link.
http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/soccer-dvds-videos.html
Wood enters his 13th season as the Hardin-Simmons head coach. He ranks fourth all-time among collegiate coaches at all levels with an .865 winning percentage. He has a career record of 218-26-19, has won nine straight American Southwest Conference titles, has a 145-match unbeaten streak in ASC play and led HSU to the 2010 NCAA Division III National Championship.
