The corner that wins
Penalty corners decide tight matches. The injector-stopper-striker routine I drill until it's clockwork, broken down step by step.
Read note →14 years coaching field hockey — from schoolgirls picking up a stick to state and national-camp players. Fit teams, sharp corners, and a dressing room that believes.
I played centre-half for my state and made a national camp before injury turned me toward coaching earlier than I'd planned — and the reading of the game that made me a decent player made me a far better coach.
I've built girls' hockey programmes from a handful of curious students to state-title squads, sent six players into national camps, and coached penalty-corner routines that decided finals.
If your club, school or academy wants a coach who develops complete players — technically sound, tactically sharp, genuinely fit, and mentally tough — my playing record and coaching results are ready.

Every area of the Montessori classroom — laid out on the shelf, ready for little hands.
trapping, leading, hitting, drag flick
formations, pressing, transitions, scouting
injection, stopping, striking routines
U-11+, retention, fun-first fundamentals
Hockey looks like chaos to a beginner and like a pattern to a coach. Structure isn't a cage; it's the thing that frees a player to take the brave option because they trust the ten around them. Drill the shape until it's instinct, then let them play.
Lead literacy intervention; introduced reading corners adopted across the primary wing; batch averages up 12 points.
Classes 1–2; designed phonics games and parent reading workshops.
Swap these for real classroom photos in the admin panel.
Penalty corners decide tight matches. The injector-stopper-striker routine I drill until it's clockwork, broken down step by step.
Read note →Why I coach spatial awareness before stick tricks — and the small-sided games that teach young players to see the whole pitch.
Read note →Most junior matches are lost on fitness in the last ten minutes. The conditioning block that keeps my teams sharp to the whistle.
Read note →Priya makes even reluctant readers ask for one more chapter. Our Class 4 averages jumped dramatically.
Dr. Meera JoshiPrincipal, Vibgyor HighMy daughter stopped fearing math because Priya ma'am uses stories and blocks, not drills.
Anita R.Parent, Class 3