Our objective is to create an atmosphere of fun, team spirit, relationship, equality (playing time, opportunity) and competitiveness where children can grow into better players.
Our coaches are committed to providing a positive environment where sportsmanship is promoted, team spirit is highly valued and hard work rewarded. Coach acts more as a facilitator to spark interest towards the game.
The training activities focus on repetition with variations. We believe that by repetition a player learns the technique quicker and it helps improve their muscle memory. A fun element is incorporated wherever possible during training, especially in the younger age groups.
Each technical exercise focuses on a specific skill (Ball control, dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, heading) and to to improve the player’s decision making abilities. Once we teach them how to do a certain move or technique, emphasis is on when and where? It is all about making the correct decision in a split second and that is why we use repetition because players get better at making decisions when they are familiar with the moves.
A competitive environment is necessary to improve. Often exercises are based on time or points. Sometimes players compete with each other and at times with themselves trying to beat what they have achieved in the past.
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