• Former Tottenham Hotspur professional football player
• UEFA 'B licence
• MSc strength & conditioning
• Former Antigua international player
• Tottenham Hotspur Academy sports Science intern
• Development Centre Coach
• Spurs Ladies strength & conditioning coach
• International development coach

• Achieved a Sport Science professional football coaching degree
• UEFA 'B' licence
• Worked for Spurs across primary schools, community projects and equality & inclusion programmes
• Conducted domestic & international player development & coach education programmes
• Head coach for Spurs Ladies U20 squad
• Foundation phase Academy coach

The coaches delivered weekly curriculum PE lessons to over 200 students aged six - 16 years old at Harrow International and Kellet International Schools in Hong Kong. Subjects covered included football, fundamental movements, nutrition and psychology as well as training with the schools football teams.

Charity work has been vital during the coach's time in Asia. The Club and AIA work in partnership with charities including the Indochina Starfish Foundation to run grassroots training sessions. Not only did the players show development in their game but they also extended their understanding of the English language.

To encourage AIA staff to live healthier, longer, better lives, the coaches have led education, nutrition and leadership workshops for 500 employees

We have also organised the ‘AIA Championship’ – a regional five-a-side tournament for 1,000 employees and affiliates from 11 Asian markets with the final being held at the Club’s world-class Training Centre in London.

Our initiatives have been kindly supported by governing bodies such as Hong Kong FA, Thai Premier League and the Indonesian Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs. These programmes have included coach education sessions to hundreds of grassroots coaches who then went on to work with over 15,000 young players, passing on the Tottenham Hotspur training methods and philosophy.

Our coaches identify talented players and coaches, creating a pathway for them to progress to a professional level. As part of this, we hold elite training camps at an AIA sports facility in Phuket, Thailand.

One player that has impressed the coaches with his desire to learn and improve his game is Nathan, 13, from Jakarta, Indonesia. Despite never receiving any professional coaching before, he showed excellent technical skills and a positive attitude and has been invited back to the next elite camp.

Aldi, 26, also from Jakarta, showed a natural ability to coach and, since working with our team, has adapted his coaching philosophy. This year, his Under 13 team won the local league and his Under 16 team reached the quarter final of the Indonesia National Cup – their biggest achievement to date.