About Us
My name is Nick Miller. I am the owner/founder of Miller Soccer Performance. I am a soccer coach, physical therapist, and certified strength and conditioning specialist who is passionate about helping youth, high school, and collegiate soccer players reach their goals and potential.
After growing up in Lebanon, PA and playing for PA Classics Academy, I went on to play Division I soccer at University of New Hampshire. During my time there, I also gained experience playing semi-professional soccer in the NPSL and PDL leagues at Seacoast United.
During my playing days, I got involved in youth soccer coaching and became passionate about the benefits of individual and small group soccer technical and performance training once finishing my undergraduate degree. From 2020-2023, while in graduate school to become a physical therapist, I worked with a company called Pelota Training based in Annapolis, MD and was appointed Baltimore Area Regional Director for this company. I have been training athletes of all ages and all ability levels from beginners to high level collegiate athletes for the last 7 years. I have trained hundreds of athletes and completed ~1000 sessions over that time. My experience with coaching, physical therapy, and strength and conditioning gives me a unique perspective on the soccer athlete and what needs to be done in order to reach their potential including technical development, strength/speed development, and injury prevention.
In addition to running Miller Soccer Performance, I am also a Physical Therapist working at Orthopedic Associates of Lancaster in Willow Street. I live in Lancaster with my wife and two crazy Australian Shepherd pups.
Miller Soccer Performance
Mission Statement
To help soccer athletes become the best versions of themselves through technical training, strength/conditioning, education, and performance training. Through this training, we will help athletes build confidence, teach lifelong lessons about the rewards of hard work, provide a safe space for development, and most importantly ensure they are having fun playing the sport.