Kurtis Seaton is an experienced trainer who works diligently to help individuals develop in the game of soccer. Coach Kurtis' philosophy hails an emphasis on building character, as it is a major ingredient to being successful not only in sports but in every aspect of life.

Coach Kurtis has a heart for his community and has participated in various sport activities, youth counseling programs, and community activism.  With soccer playing a central role in his life, he garnered experience on various teams;  the North Bellport Athletic Association (NBAA) Blasters,  the Bellport Tigers, and the Olympic Development Team. Through his experience with these teams he won many tournaments and divisions.  One of the most notable influences of his development came when he welcomed and integrated into the team oversees players from Trinidad and Tobago who were part of a cultural exchange program sponsored by his school, Victory Christian Academy. This exposure had introduced him to new and different styles of play. Coach Kurtis had found this adjustment challenging but credits a breakthrough in his game to his belief in Jesus Christ at the age of 17.  This major turning point in his life built his confidence which positively affected his game. 
In 2009 he went on to Suffolk Community College (SCC) where he played for the SCC Clippers Men's Soccer Team and went undefeated the following year. That same year he led his team to victory in the 2010 National Championship, when he initiated a counter attack that resulted in the game winning goal.  After finishing at SCC he went on to Francis Marion University where he played in the Division 2 Peach Belt Conference.  

Coach Kurtis had begun his coaching career several years later when he returned to his roots within the North Bellport Athletic Association as a head coach.  He also conducts private training sessions at HeartToHeels Inc.
 The character and love developed through his journey and experience has fostered passion and care that fuels his drive to help others reach their potential.  He has partnered with Victory Christian Academy to empower youth through sports.