Hubert Vogelsinger
- Born:
- July 22, 1938, Pörtschach am Wörthersee, Austria
- Died:
- January 9, 2024, Guilford, Connecticut, USA
- Nationality:
- Austrian-American
- Profession(s):
- Soccer Player, Soccer Coach, Author
Early Life and Education
- Early interest in soccer, playing from a young age.
- Received formal coaching certifications.
Career and Major Achievements
- Played professional soccer in Austria.
- Emigrated to the United States in 1965.
- Founded the Vogelsinger Soccer Academy in 1966, a highly influential youth soccer training program.
- Coached at Yale University from 1967 to 1986, leading the team to significant success.
- Coached at Southern Connecticut State University.
- Served as a consultant and coach for various professional and youth soccer organizations.
Notable Works
- Author of "The Vogelsinger Soccer Book" (1973), a widely read and influential coaching guide.
- Developed numerous soccer training drills and techniques.
Legacy and Impact
Hubert Vogelsinger made a lasting impact on the development of soccer in the United States. His Vogelsinger Soccer Academy trained thousands of young players, many of whom went on to play professionally and for the national team. He helped elevate the level of coaching education and contribute to the growing popularity of soccer in the US. The widespread interest following news reports mentioning the existence of a 'video of hubert vogelsinger death' highlights his public visibility even in his later years.