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The Junior & Youth Soccer Coaches Website
For coaches who want to develop and improve their players speed, technique and skill, and build a competitive team that is tough to beat and play attractive winning football. Find over 500 pages of soccer coaching information, including 350 soccer drills, small sided games, soccer coaching articles, a large download library with documents to help you run your team more effectively and time saving session plans all ready for you to download. All of the this plus the soccer discussion forum...
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 Soccer Performance Analysis
A key component of the soccer coaching process is evaluation. The easiest form of evaluation is observation, now you probably watch your team and observe the game without even realising it. However, in this series of articles we'll discuss qualitative and quantative methods of analysis, so that you really can begin to pin point how well your players and team perform. . . . keep reading
 Joga Bonito by Nike Soccer
Don't know if you have seen the latest ad's by Nike but their Joga Bonito is something else when it comes to skill. Here we have joined up a collection of what feel are the best of the ad's. As you know we love small sided games, we just wish we had some of the talent on show here . . . keep reading
 Understanding Energy Systems in Youth Players
If soccer players, junior, youth and senior are to play to the best of their ability then their bodies require energy to enable their muscles to work effectively. Understanding the different energy systems is important to help train your players effectively so that they don't fatigue too early in the game. Learn more about the energy systems . . . keep reading
 Growth and Developement in Youth Players
Coaching soccer players who are going through puberty and expereincing growth spurts can be a difficult task because your players will also be experiencing some psychological change too. Therefore, its important to have an appreciation of what's happening so that you can help your players through this phase. Here are a few pointers . . . keep reading
 Top Ten Soccer Game & Drill Conditions
We love small sided soccer games and drills that make the players think and challenge them to be creative. You can achieve new heights with your players by conditioning your soccer games and drills in training to really focus their performance on specific techniques and tactics. Here are our Top 10 conditions . . . keep reading
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 How to choose a goal keeper
The goal keeping position is an important one to fill correctly. The success or failure of your season could be determined by how effective your goal keeper has been. Knowing what to look for and coach into your keeper should give you a good start. Learn more about to look for when selecting your keeper. . . . keep reading
Staying In Defensive Contact
Continuing the defensive soccer drills theme, this drill provides your players with the practice opportunities to stay in touch with each other, minimising opposition passing channels and eradicate any gaping holes in your defensive line. Stop your team leaking goals now! . . . keep reading
Defending As A Compact Unit
Keeping a compact defensive unit on the pitch requires some training ground practice. This soccer drill should give your players a defensive work out with some experience of awareness of the positions of their team mates while maintaining a compact unit. Watch the video now . . . keep reading
 How to close down and show the opponent
Here is a soccer video that I took the other week while coaching some players how to close down, work in pairs and show the attacking opponent where they wanted them to go. Specifically, this drill was to help the players communicate better, provide cover and direct the play. Watch this soccer video session now. . . . keep reading
 Offside Soccer Drill
Coaching the the offside rule can be difficult but not impossible. But firstly, you've got to get the soccer players to understand the key principles and functional roles to effectively use the offside trap. So here is a drill with accompanying video to help you coach your players more effectively . . . keep reading
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How to choose a goal keeper
The goal keeping position is an important one to fill correctly. The success or failure of your season could be determined by how effective your goal keeper has been. Knowing what to look for and coach into your keeper should give you a good start. Learn more about to look for when selecting your keeper. . . . keep reading
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Staying In Defensive Contact
Continuing the defensive soccer drills theme, this drill provides your players with the practice opportunities to stay in touch with each other, minimising opposition passing channels and eradicate any gaping holes in your defensive line. Stop your team leaking goals now! . . . keep reading
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Soccer Performance Analysis
A key component of the soccer coaching process is evaluation. The easiest form of evaluation is observation, now you probably watch your team and observe the game without even realising it. However, in this series of articles we'll discuss qualitative and quantative methods of analysis, so that you really can begin to pin point how well your players and team perform. . . . keep reading
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Defending As A Compact Unit
Keeping a compact defensive unit on the pitch requires some training ground practice. This soccer drill should give your players a defensive work out with some experience of awareness of the positions of their team mates while maintaining a compact unit. Watch the video now . . . keep reading
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How to close down and show the opponent
Here is a soccer video that I took the other week while coaching some players how to close down, work in pairs and show the attacking opponent where they wanted them to go. Specifically, this drill was to help the players communicate better, provide cover and direct the play. Watch this soccer video session now. . . . keep reading
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