Naser Pourmehdi

He was born in 1959 in Isfahan, Iran. He graduated from Azad University. ==Playing career==

• 1973–1974: playing for Alborz Club-Esfahan • 1975–1976: Playing for Isfahan Young Adults Representatives • 1977–1978: Playing for Isfahan Youths Representatives • 1976–1978 (3 Years): Playing for Zob-Ahan Club in Takhte-Jamshid National League in Youths and Adults age group. • 1979–1980: Playing for Isfahan Bargh Club and winning the Championship Title in Isfahan Province. • 1981–1982: Playing for Esfahan Pas Club. • 1983–1984: Playing for Esfahan Gendarmerie (Army) Club and Standing the 1st Provincial Place in Isfahan Province through competition held for selecting the qualified team for the National League. • 1985–1986: playing for Isfahan Sazman Goosht club and standing the 2nd Provincial in the National cup league • 1982–1984–1985–1986: Playing for Isfahan Province Adults Representatives, taking part in the National Championship Completions and Ghods League for five years and winning the National Championship Title two times. • 1987–1988: Playing for Najaf Abad Azad University, winning the Championship Title in the region and the 2nd in the country. • 1988–1989: Playing for Tehran Sazman Goosht club, winning the 1st title in division 2 league. • 1990–1991: Playing for Tehran Keshvarz Club, meeting qualification for playing in Iran National League. • 1992–1993: Playing for Isfahan Zob-Ahan Club, winning the provincial championship title and meeting qualifications for playing in the National League. ==Coaching career==

• 1979–1982: Head coach of Isfahan pas club for four years • 1979–1982: Head coach and coach of different age-group provincial representatives in Isfahan during the National Championship Competitions, and winning different titles. • 1983–1984: Head coach of Isfahan Gandarmerie (army) Club, winning the 1st provincial title held for selecting the qualified teams for the National League. • 1988–1989: Head coach of Najaf Abad Azad University; winning the 1st title in the region and the 2nd national place held in Mashhad. • 1993–1998: coach of Zob-Ahan (Iran pro league) for five years during National League Of Azadegan • 1998–1999: Head coach of Folad-Mobarakeh (Iran pro league) for one year during the 1st Division League • 1999–2000: Head coach of Zob-Ahan (Iran pro league) Youth Team, winning Provincial Championship • 2001–2004: Serving well in Isfahan Sepahan (Iran pro league) Club for four years and winning the championship title in the National premier League held in 2001 to 2004; winning championship of the knockoff League 2002–2003 • 2004–2005: Participating in Asia Championship League via Folad-Mobarakeh Sepahan (Iran pro league) Club • 2004–2005: Head coach of Folad-Mobarakeh Sepahan (Iran pro league) Club • 2005–2006: Coach of Peyakan (Iran pro league) Club • 2006–2007: Coach of Peyakan (Iran pro league) Club • 2009–2010: Head coach of Aboo-Moslem club • 2010–2011: head coach of Hamyari (Shahr Dari Arak) 1st division. • 2013–2013: Director coaches of BYSC corona united soccer club in California-USA ==Coaching Qualification==

• A specific course for young adults and youths in Tehran supervised by the Football Federation • participation in Football Physiology Exercise Workshop (by Thomas Reilly in 2000) • Holding class B Certificate from Asia Football Confederation • Holding Futtor Certificate (Dr Hesham Montaser -FIFA Instructor from Switzerland) • Holding an Advanced Football Coaching Certificate (by Billt Bingham from England, FIFA Instructor) • Holding an Advanced Football Coaching Certificate (by Philip Ridden from France, FIFA Instructor) • Holding an Advanced Football Coaching Certificate (by Roteh Muller from Germany) • Holding an Advanced Certificate (A) from the Asia Football Confederation (by Reinhard Schom from Germany) • Holding the Futsal Coaching Certificate (by Khaviar Louzano from Spain) • Holding the Futsal Coaching Certificate (by Victor Hermanse - coach of the Netherlands) • Holding the pro license (professional football coach license) by Asian football confederation-instructor of FIFA: Roteh Muller from Germany 2008. and he is a soccer hall of famer. ==As an instructor (1997–2000)==

• Teaching specific courses for different age groups in Isfahan • Teaching Class B and C coaching courses in Isfahan and Keraman • Teaching Class D in Isfahan • Teaching Class C in Isfahan for three times • Teaching Class C in Kerman once • Teaching Class C in Yazd once • Teaching assistant of Class A in Isfahan ran by Reinhard Fabich from Germany Participating in specious courses designed for instructors of Asia Football Federation and Confederation ==References==