Keith Mayer

Keith Mayer was born in 1961. He is an ex-soccer player who represented a couple of professional clubs. He played in England, and had a successful college career in America, captaining a winning National Championship team and was named MVP in 1982. Keith suffered some bad injuries throughout his career, retiring at a young age.

After retiring from playing, Keith started coaching. Keith became one of the youngest UEFA A License coaches in England at the time, passing in 1985. Keith was mentored by and was a close friend of one of the greatest coach educators of all time, Dick Bate, who sadly passed away in 2018. Keith worked alongside Dick, presenting on Pro License courses, among other things.

Keith has coached ex England Internationals while working at three highly successful Academies in England and is currently coaching at Liverpool FC’s prestigious Academy. Keith is also currently an FA Affiliate Tutor and delivered on the FA Level 4 Psychology course.

He has been a National Team Head Coach on an interim basis for one of England’s National Teams and was the Head Coach for England U20’s Cerebral Palsy Team on their winning trip to Brazil in 2013.

Keith has personally mentored Premier League Footballers, England National Team Coaches, a Pride of Britain Winner, a World Champion athlete, a PGA Golfer, an Assistant Manager of a Football League Club in England, personnel within soccer in America, personnel within the South Korean Football Association and many more. Keith is highly respected across the world for his work, delivering on six continents.

Keith has been an NLP Master Practitioner for over twenty years, and has lots of experience in both the sporting and business world.