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Youth Soccer, Sugar Coating and the Self-Esteem

So many, loving, but misguided soccer parents have fed many souls to the status quo. Over protective and too demanding are two great ways to destroy your child’s self esteem. Courtesy of some psychology literature that was written in the late 70’s. After blowing some old dust from this little gem, I continued to read [...]

Youth Soccer and the Y2K Bug

It’s frustrating, it’s sad and it’s infuriating the way some soccer coaches become so manipulative. In their own delusional minds they believe kids, players, youngsters, whatever tickles your fancy are just pathetically stupid to spend their time, their efforts, life, career without their constant supervision. So why does this happen? Who gives these coaches the [...]

101 Ways To Improve your Soccer

Be Respectful: Whether good, bad or indifferent, respect is paramount. At the end of the day we’re humans first and foremost. Be Patient: Unlike the music industry or Hollywood where you can shoot to stardom overnight, soccer is a journey and requires discipline and dedication. Be Selfish: It does sound harsh but it’s always about [...]

Soccer Coaching Tips: It’s Not Brain Surgery

The best way to coach youth soccer is by providing training sessions that are fun. The only way you can provide this as a coach is through planning. Before you arrive at training you should have your training session already planned out and designed with the bigger picture in mind. Before you create your training [...]

Kids Soccer Training Techniques- If All Else Fails, Try The Opposite

Kids involved in Soccer from a very young age will inevitably practice and play to their strengths. I can hear you already argue that “this is a good thing” Soccer players these days have different skills and physical attributes. Some have lightning speed and can be seen burning up and down the flanks, others showcase [...]

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