ACTA Methodology
An eight-module player-development system covering game principles, decision-making, space, deception, self-reflection, vision training, and game preparation.
ACTA Football helps competitive youth soccer players develop faster decision-making, stronger technical skills, and greater confidence under pressure. Through individualized coaching, match-film review, cognitive training, and structured development programs, athletes learn to read the game more clearly and execute with purpose. The academy’s player-first approach supports meaningful growth on the field and beyond it.
Structured youth soccer development combining cognitive training, technical coaching, film review, and individualized player guidance.
An eight-module player-development system covering game principles, decision-making, space, deception, self-reflection, vision training, and game preparation.
Focused coaching combines cognitive speed, decision execution, confidence development, and elite player experiences to help athletes perform more effectively in games.
Flexible online development programs support cognitive speed, decision execution, confidence, and elite player growth through structured player-development content.
Players work on processing information faster, recognizing opportunities, and improving game intelligence so decisions become clearer and more purposeful under pressure.
One-to-one development uses a player’s match film to identify strengths, clarify improvement priorities, and provide specific coaching recommendations.
Players and families can meet with a development consultant to review available programs and identify an appropriate path for continued soccer growth.
ACTA Football develops the cognitive and technical qualities players need to influence games, not simply complete drills. Training connects faster information processing with decisive execution, while film review and objective feedback help identify meaningful improvement priorities. From in-person coaching to online programs and the eight-module ACTA Methodology, athletes receive structured support designed around individual development.
Explore the experience and coaching background supporting ACTA Football’s individualized youth player-development approach.
A player-first approach combines experienced coaching, cognitive training, and individualized feedback.
The coaching team includes USSF “A” and UEFA “B” licensed leaders with extensive development experience.
Match-film review and focused coaching identify each player’s strengths, priorities, and opportunities for improvement.
Cognitive and executive speed training helps players process information and execute decisions more effectively.
ACTA coaches have developed more than 30 Youth National Team players across six countries.
Experienced coaches guide individualized development for competitive youth soccer players.
Founder & Technical Director
Garrett Morgan is the Founder and Technical Director of ACTA Football, bringing 15 years of experience coaching elite players from youth through the professional level. He holds a USSF "A" License and has developed more than 30 Youth National Team players across six countries. Garrett currently serves as a UPSL-W Head Coach, ODP Head Coach, and Club Head Coach, applying his deep knowledge of cognitive and technical development to help players read the game faster and perform with greater confidence under pressure. He founded ACTA Football in 2024 with a mission to prioritize player development above all else, giving athletes a platform to express creativity, grow as competitors, and mature as individuals beyond the sport. Garrett's leadership and coaching philosophy form the foundation of ACTA's measurable, individualized approach to player growth.
Girls Director
Sarah Fawcett serves as Girls Director at ACTA Football, bringing 15 years of experience as a club coach, director, professional scout, and Women's Youth National Team staff member. She holds both a USSF "A" License and a UEFA "B" License, and has coached at the WPSL and USL-W levels in addition to her work with Olympic Development Program (ODP) teams. As Club Director, Sarah has overseen player pathways for competitive female athletes, combining tactical expertise with a strong understanding of the developmental needs specific to girls' soccer. She is dedicated to helping young female players build confidence, technical ability, and game intelligence, ensuring every athlete she works with receives individualized attention and a clear pathway toward reaching elite levels of competition.
Program Director
Korynn Najera is the Program Director at ACTA Football, overseeing the day-to-day player development that drives the organization's coaching methodology. With seven years of coaching experience at the club, ODP/YOP, and semi-professional levels, Korynn brings a well-rounded perspective shaped by her background as a four-year collegiate player. She currently serves as Head Coach at Placer United and Assistant Coach for Calnorth ODP, roles that reflect her hands-on approach to athlete development. Korynn is passionate about translating ACTA's cognitive and technical training principles into practical, engaging sessions that help players of all levels improve their decision-making, confidence, and performance on the field. Her leadership ensures ACTA's programs remain consistent, structured, and results-driven for every athlete.
A youth football academy can develop technical ability, game intelligence, decision-making, confidence, and preparation habits. ACTA Football combines cognitive speed with executive speed, helping players process information and execute decisions more effectively. Its programs may also include match-film review, tactical instruction, self-reflection, vision training, and individualized coaching recommendations.
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Advanced United States Soccer Federation coaching credential.
Recognized European football coaching credential.
Coaching experience connected with multiple championships.
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You can also send us a quick email at support@actafootball.com.
You can also send us a quick email at support@actafootball.com.