Jacques Ladouceur​

Jacques Ladouceur was born in Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He immigrated to the US with his family as a young boy. He was a high school All American soccer player at Seward Park high, and he played at Fulton Montgomery Community College before attending Howard University on a soccer scholarship. He turned pro at the age of 20, and he was one of the first American soccer players to play in the European First Division. He played professionally for 11 years, and the first 3 were with Panionios in Athens, Greece. The next years were with the San Diego Sockers from 1985-1993, where he was a member of six championship teams. He was also a member of the US national team in 1986. Jacques has 17 years of coaching experience in youth soccer. This experience helped him record a CD called “Maximizing the Youth Sports Experience.” The CD is about parents’ behavior on the sidelines of youth sports, and how parents can contribute to a good experience for their players. He has 15 years of business experience taking Serv-Tel from 0-$3 million dollars in revenue. Jacques has authored two books. The first one was called "Make Your Life Count", and his current book called “Raising a Pro Athlete” will be released in a few weeks. He also coached the Palomar College women’s soccer team from? He has been married to his wife Marie-Claire for 36 years and he has one daughter named Tania. He is a business coach, a speaker, and his biggest goal is to be named the husband of the year.