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Rebecca Moros -- U.S. U 21 National Team & Duke University |
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Rebecca Moros -- U.S. U 21 National Team & Duke University  Thank you so much for everything you've done for me and helped me to do for myself. Not only did you train me to be faster and fitter, but also you taught me the invaluable lesson of what it means to work hard for what I want. You taught me that it wasn't just enough to dream big, but that my dream was only worth something if I was willing to work for it. It wasn't just the things you said, but also the examples you set for me that lead me to realize this. It was your support and faith that gave me confidence and proved to me that if I worked hard I could do anything. I truly feel unstoppable. I feel like I have the potential to reach my goals, to be even better, and I know what it will take to make my dreams a reality. For this, I will always remember you and cherish the time I spent learning from you. I look forward to when I will get to see you and train with you again.
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Zach Weatherford -- U.S. Olympic training Center Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
This is what U.S. Olympic Training Center Strength and conditioning Coordinator Zach Weatherford has to say about Bo Nielsen After directing and instructing Speed and Conditioning camps together in the summer of 2003 Bo Nielsen is an excellent coach that takes a scientific but applied approach to his training sessions. His vast knowledge of soccer and speed conditioning provides a solid balance to a simple and effective plan for enhancing soccer specific speed. |
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CoCo Goodson - Camarillo Eagles U-18 – Currently ranked # 1 in the nation & Regional ODP  Jen and Bo have helped improve my shooting, accuracy and touch on the ball. I owe much of my success to Jen and Bo- my speed, agility and strength have all become weapons through their training. They are very well connected with D1 college coaches and have been able to help me in the recruiting process.
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Tony Di Cicco One of Jen Lalor-Nielsen's greatest talents is her ability to work with the ball. Her technical ability is among the best in the world. Jen's touch on the ball serves as an inspiration to all of us. |
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Julie Foudy "I had the priviledge of playing alongside Jen and watching her magic on the ball for many years! There is no better person to show you how to take your technical game to the next level." |
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Dean Caparaz, Associate Director of Soccer America |
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Dean Caparaz, Associate Director of Soccer America A standout performance at the WUSA combine earned Jen Lalor a spot in New York. It also triggered her return to the U.S. national team, after an absence of five years.
Jen Lalor didn't expect the WUSA combine to lead her back to the U.S. national team. The 26-year-old midfielder, who was a member of the U.S. World Cup '95 team, had just hoped to make an impression and get drafted.
She had had a career typical of a high-level women's player who wasn't part of USA '99 or Sydney 2000.
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April Heinrichs Jen Lalor-Nielsen was on of the most technical gifted players in the US Women's National Team program history. She epitomized "Control of the ball rather than the ball having control over the player." Jen was magical under pressure with the ball at her feet, with her head up she would punish 1,2and sometimes 3 pressuring defenders. |
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Charles Duccilli WUSA Please consider this as a recommendation for Bo Nielsen, a specialist in sports fitness and conditioning.
I personally have watched Bo Nielsen train professional women's soccer players in both the team and individual training environment. He is very organized and thorough in his approach throughout each session.. When training in a group environment, Bo is very explicit in his explanation of what goals are to be accomplished during the session. |
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