Courses
Little Sparks
2 to 3-years-old (Guardian Assisted)
Teaching football to 2-3-year-old children means igniting the initial spark that is required to provide an opportunity to introduce them to the world of sports, teamwork, and physical activity. At this age, the focus should be on developing their fundamental motor skills, building their confidence, and spark love for the game. Encourage the little ones to explore their abilities through fun, age-appropriate activities and games. Keep instructions simple and clear, using visual demonstrations and positive reinforcement to guide them. Remember, patience is key when working with toddlers - it's essential to create a safe, nurturing environment where they can grow and learn at their own pace, setting the foundation with various themes; learning and recognizing numbers, colors, shapes while kicking away!
Little Champs
4 to 5-years-old
At 4-5 years of age, children are typically more coordinated and creative with the sport. Incorporate themes to involve and spark imagination that snowball creativity, while dribbling, controlling, skilling & styling, and shooting goals! It's still essential to focus on the basics and make the activities age-appropriate, keeping the activities simple and easy to understand, gradually introducing more complex drills and games as the children become more comfortable. Encouraging good sportsmanship, teamwork, and a positive attitude is also crucial at this age, as it helps build a foundation for the children to enjoy the game and develop their football, social & motor skills. Sessions will be fun and engaging, using games and activities that challenge the children while still allowing them to have fun and enjoy the game.
Legacy Soccer school
5 to 12-years-old
At this age, children have a better understanding of the game and are able to perform more advanced skills and techniques. It's important to focus on building on their existing skills and introducing more complex drills while understanding laws and principles of the game. Drills and activities that focus on dribbling, passing, shooting, defending, overloads and game-strategy are important for developing the children's skills and understanding of the game. It's also important to encourage good sportsmanship, teamwork, and a positive attitude, emphasizing the importance of fair play and respecting both teammates and opponents. As children in this age range vary greatly in their physical and emotional development, it's important to tailor coaching methods and activities to meet the individual needs of each child. Encouraging communication and teamwork is key, as well as promoting a positive attitude towards both winning and losing; Instilling true football in children.
Working with schools
Working with Kindergartens & Primary Schools
Providing soccer-focused programs for young students can be a rewarding way to get kids active, build important skills, and foster a love of the sport. By partnering with Kindergartens and Primary schools, we can offer regular soccer classes that are integrated into the school curriculum. These classes can teach fundamental soccer techniques like dribbling, passing, and shooting, while also emphasizing teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness. In addition, "Soccer Fun Days" can be scheduled where students come together for games, contests, and other soccer-themed activities and festivities. These events allow all students to participate, get some exercise, and have an enjoyable experience with the sport. Collaborating closely with school administrators is key to designing programming that meets the needs of the students and aligns with the schools' goals. With the right approach, these soccer-focused initiatives can be a valuable addition to a young student's educational experience.
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