Welcome to Caribbean-Samba Soccer
Cari-Samba Soccer was created in Quincy, Massachusetts in 2011 to provide youth soccer players with supplemental instruction on learning how to a play a game I love.

Players are taught to play the game skillfully, thoughtfully, and I hope, with considerable hard work —artistically, the highest form of play.

Cari-Samba Soccer teaches soccer in an environment that combines a Caribbean flavor with a Brazilian samba. All that means is that there is considerable emphasis on technical refinement or ball mastery, so that a player’s touch on the ball is always light, quick, and controlled. When executed at speed and under considerable pressure, a player’s movement of the ball is rhythmic and even artistic.

Playing soccer becomes like dancing — it is both a “unique” expression of self and a physical activity that brings great joy and personal satisfaction. That is Cari-Samba Soccer in a nutshell.

Please read the website’s pages so you can familiarize yourself with  Cari-Samba Soccer and our unique approach to player development and refinement.
"Without Proper Technique Good Ideas on the field are Useless"
 To view more training videos go to the  Video page. 
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Coach Conrad
  • Associate Head Coach Mens Soccer Stonehill College
  • USSF "A" License Holder
  • USSF "B" License Holder
  • USSF National Youth License
  • Director of Coaching, America FC
  • NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma
  • Holds national record for goals scored with 158 for Antigua club team.
  • Former Antigua national team player 1990 to 2002 scoring 25 international goals.
  • Golden Boot winner 1997 to 2001, Antigua Premiere Division 
  • Considerable professional experience as a coach
  • Has played soccer at an international level
  • Has insights from playing the game against other top pros.
  • America FC U13B Trainer
  • Founder and President CariSamba Soccer​​
CONTACT INFORMATION
carisambasoccer@gmail.com
or
404-398-8815.

Carisamba Philosophy: "To Develop Creative Thinking Soccer Players While Relentlessly Pursuing Technical and Tactical Perfection.”

-Conrad Whyte

This is the beginning of a new day.  I have been given this day to do as I will.  Today is important because I am exchanging a day of my life for it.  When tomorrow comes this day will be gone forever.  I want it to be gain not loss, good not evil, success not failure, in order that I shall not regret the price I paid for it.

-Bear Bryant

now at 

SOUTH SHORE YMCA