Professional, international, and collegiate players who bring elite experience, energy, and leadership to every session.

Ping Yao is a professional and international soccer player whose journey has taken him across Asia and the United States. He began his collegiate career in NCAA Division II at Tiffin University and the Academy of Art University, building a strong foundation in technical skill and tactical awareness.
He turned professional with clubs including Tong Jie FC and Tatung FC — a top club in Taiwan's First Division — before continuing in Thailand with Saraburi United. Internationally, he has represented Taiwan at the U19 and U23 levels, including the U19 AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers, and was recently called up to the senior national team.
Following his playing career, Ping founded TTP Performance, focused on building elite athletes through detail-oriented training. "Progress isn't always loud. Stay locked in, trust the process, and let the results speak for you."
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I'm Sebastian Jaral, a current D2 college soccer player at Dominican University of California. I previously played at West Valley College and have semi-professional experience, with a strong passion for player development.
I've had the opportunity to work closely with the children of top professional players, including San Jose Earthquakes and MLS stars such as Cristian Espinoza, Chicho Arango, Josef Martínez, and Earl Edwards Jr. — coaching young players in a high-performance environment shaped by the professional game.
Learning from former Division I and professional coaches has given me exposure to elite training methods and modern game demands that I apply in every session. My mission is to help players trust the process, build confidence, and elevate their game — on and off the field.
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Coach Abraham brings a strong collegiate playing background and a passion for player development to TTP Performance. His journey began at College of the Desert, competing in the CCCAA (California Community College Athletic Association). He then continued his career at Academy of Art University, competing at the NCAA Division II level in the PacWest Conference, before playing at Northwood University in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC).
Throughout his collegiate career, Abraham gained experience in multiple positions, giving him a strong understanding of both the technical and tactical sides of the game.
His coaching focuses on technical development, decision-making, confidence, and game-realistic application — helping players develop skills that directly transfer to the game.
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