Our Winter Skills Training starts the 2nd week of January and continues for six weeks. Session days and locations will be announced once venues and times are locked in. These sessions are heavily focused on individual skill development using mostly…
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“Night Soccer” training tips
Some late training tips for players, parents, and coaches: Players: Keep all your gear and water bottle in or next to your bag. Make sure your ball is clearly marked with your name. When gathering up balls, help each…
Winter Training Info and Expecations
2018 is here and our winter indoor futsal training starts Jan. 8th or 10th and spring will arrive before you know it! For our U14 and younger teams, training is only one day per week (Wednesday), but we also have…
Jan/Feb Supplemental Training Options
We also recommend the following winter training programs for skill development: Russell Lewis Winter Futsal Camp – 8 sessions for $150, Saturdays in Jan & Feb in Newtown Cincy SC Winter Indoor Training – 6 weeks, Jan. 8 – Feb. 26,…
Futsal Leagues, Tourneys, and Training Options
Should we play Futsal or indoor soccer? Our coaches get asked this a lot, and the answer is that we prefer Futsal over soccer-with-walls. If you’re new to Futsal, it’s played on a basketball court with a slightly smaller and…
Posted in Club, Tournaments, Training Topics, Winter Tagged with: Futsal Feast, Futsal Freedom, Futsal Rush, Futsal Training, Game On! Sports Complex
Winter Indoor Training
Our Winter Indoor Futsal Training starts the week of Jan. 10, 2018 and continues on Wednesdays for six weeks at Nothin’ But Net or on Mondays at Beechmont Rollerena. These sessions are heavily focused on individual skill development using a one…
Is Training Mandatory?
Parents sometimes ask me, is the ___ training session mandatory? (They probably think it’s a yes or no question.) Let me first share a few less-complex questions: Are players expected to attend all their team’s training sessions? Yes (except for U10…
Achieving fitness and good behavior without running laps
“No laps, no lines, no lectures.” US Youth Soccer Coaching Education Warming up, wihout running laps A recent soccer coaching clinic started with a demonstration of two kinds of warm-ups: one group ran a lap around the perimeter of the complex the…
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US Soccer Player Numbering System
This year, coming down from US Soccer, we’re teaching players the US Soccer Player Numbering System. You can see the players and positions from the graphic below. Read more…
Who’s your #10?
Did you ever wonder why the #10 is so popular in soccer? To answer this question, we have to take a step back and look at what numbers on a soccer team originally meant. Each player on the field was traditionally identified…
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