Technique

The more touches on the ball, the more ways you pass and receive, the faster and more accurate

you become technically – repetition theory!

Ball Touches

Players will be touching the ball every five seconds, all drills will be done with a ball

Ball Control

With limited space players will develop faster, precise and more accurate ball control

Encouraged Learning

Since the court is way smaller, all aspects of the game will be developed each day

Speed of Play

No hesitation on creating the plays, faster running ball, 4 second restart rule, players learn to

think and play faster

Continuity of Play

No standing still, on and off plays, players must stay focused, participating and constantly

moving on all plays, create channels to combine passes, develop possession

Knowledge

All defensive and attacking principles are developed, wiser decision making and awareness

Framing the Goal

Lots of opportunities to shoot on goal placing and toe kicking

Communication

Players interaction is way more intense, body language, eye contact, signs, talking

Mandatory Support

No walls to bounce balls to and dribbling “restricted”, players must make supporting

runs when their teammates have the ball

Fun

The fast pace each game brings, kids are more engaged and consequently will see improvements faster.

It is fun, I want to do this!

Creativity

With not too much space available, players must develop ways to create unpredictable plays-Ginga

Responsibility

Coach will bring a topic each day, train for 30 minutes and play for one hour. Games will be

set for 5 minutes or two goals with only 10 players playing each game. All Futsal rules applied during all

games. The players sitting will be busy watching the game, listening to coach’s instructions, corrections or

compliments and/or doing a task with the ball as needed. Players will come in to learn, listen, be creative,

behave accordingly and apply all drills and skills during training/game time.