1-ON-1 PLAYER COACHING​​​​​​​

Team training is a must, to ensure learning of what your coach wishes to deliver for the team, positionally, tactically against a team training calendar and delivery and team achievements. There is no substitute for this and must continue. However, its no fair on the coach to spend any individual time with a player when they have 12-18 (juniors to youth) people to think of and see the team 3hours a week for training.

 However, team training may not be getting you enough touches on the ball, which is where 1-on-1 individual (small groups) training steps in to fill the gap.

The training is personalised and tailored to the player.

 Children learn at different rates and in different methods. 1-on-1 coaching provides the opportunity to nurture a personalised and tailored environment targeting areas to overcome obstacles and at the pace of the player than a team.

1-on-1 improves aspects of:

• General technique

• Awareness

• Confidence

• Train your brain

• Train for situations

• Specific skills

• Training your week foot

• Mental and Mindset

Technical components:

• Passing

• Shooting

• Dribbling

• Heading

• 1v1 defending

• 1v1 attacking

• Agility

• Strength and Conditioning components:-Fitness

• Conditioning

• Speed

• Balance

• Co-ordination

• Footwork

The trainings are designed for either;

• 1-on-1 or

• 2-on-1 or

• 3-on-1

Some kids are not comfortable having direct attention. They prefer if someone is with them doing the same or steps forwards and does it first.

Training with a friend is not unpopular. Having someone with you or in small group of 3 with similar level of ability that helps with confidence and/or pushing you and encouraging you tends to bring our the best and competitive nudge that tends to make players work harder and grab more from the time with the coach.

 For parents, this also lowers the financial burden where the cost can be spread by a few others.