Beginner training plan
Your first trainingThe first lesson is an eye test to create future lessons to meet the player where they’re now. During this lesson, we’ll talk about what the player want to work on specifically, where they need help and how I can work with them, to get the necessary improvement for them to stay confident on the field.
Training 2-3After gathering details about the player. These session is about improving the player urgently needs. This can be with the ball at their feet, or player movement off the ball.
Training 4-10After working with the player to improve the urgent need. In these sessions, the position of the player is what we’ll be working on.
Training 11+If a player made it this far and it still training with me. The quality of the training speak for itself.
Youth players
Working with kidsPatience is key with coaching, listening and learning to the players like/dislike, which activities they enjoy are helpful to maintain a fun environment.
Working with teenagersAt this age, most of the players are familiar with the concept of positions and are usually trying to work on specific skills set. The training for the age group is to help them achieve their goals, while challenging them in areas that need improvement.
