Standard training is what everyone else is doing and it works... to a point. If you want to get an edge on the rest of the soccer players in your area, you need to do more and you need to use better technology to give you that edge.
The indoor soccer training center, developed exclusively by ...more
Reaction - action - reaction - action ...taking box jumps beyond the "power jump" and building more reactive, "real world" speed. Athletes that can react quickly, and jump powerfully, are going to be the same athletes that sprint quickly anf get to the ball 1st.
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Linear resisitance from the Vertimax system to help build those forward sprinting muscles. We like to work these as a progression with isometic bands and then some full on sprinting.
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Mix it up, keep it fresh and make sure the kids never get "good at the drill" instead of getting "good at soccer". It's important to stimulate the learning aspect of the soccer development to ensure the kids are truly becoming better athletes for better soccer.
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If it’s not the most common complaint in the soccer forums, it has to be at least in the top 3; “just let the kids play”, that’s the popular formula for soccer excellence.
“Kids in the USA just need to get outside and play... play street soccer, play pickup soccer… then they will ...more
Speed starts with reaction time so anything that can be done to train the brain to react faster will directly translate into faster overall speed of play. more
More isn’t always better… especially when you’re talking about physical development.
Soccer training for 8 hours in a day isn’t 8X better than training for 1 hour.
It’s probably worse!
Even though our summer camp sessions are 2.5 hours long instead of our standard 1.5 hour sessions,
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