Small Group Training
Participants in this program receive personal training alongside 2 teammates. This is a small group training program (Parents may be responsible for forming their own groups). This program consists of:
- 48 training sessions that are customized to the needs of the group.
- Weekly homework assignments and accountability tests
- Parental consultation
- Player management services
This program requires a 12 month commitment. Parents are responsible for forming their own groups. Training days and times are coordinated with your personal coach.
Problem
Trying to train on your own does not work for most players, and players can't rely on their team coach to teach them everything they need to know to improve because the team coach does not have the time to work with each player individually during training.
Solution
Our technical developmental program solves this problem. We evaluate the player’s needs and then give them personalized technical training. We also provide them with a self-training program by way of weekly homework assignments.
The result is that players who participate in the program will become better overall players. They will perform better in practice and in games. They will gain confidence in their game and in themselves. They will become more accountable and take ownership of their development. They will learn to train on their own and do so without being told by their parents.
Players will develop an intimate understanding of how to execute all the technical aspects of the game. Including but not limited to:
- 1 v1 dribbling and defense
- Passing and receiving the ball
- Shooting and goal scoring
- And much much more.
Here is a story of how it works:
Meet Quinn: Quinn is a developing soccer player full of potential, and has a passion for the game. However, her play is inconsistent and she is not performing how she wants to on a regular basis.
Quinn's coach and parents tell her that she needs to train on her own to get better; and that she needs to put in work outside of team training. Quinn wants to get better and wants to train on her own, but when she trains on her own she usually doesn’t have a clue what to do. So she looks up a few youtube videos and starts to play with the ball and kick it around aimlessly for an hour or so, and she gets a temporary feeling of accomplishment. However, after weeks of doing this and seeing little to no improvement, she begins to get frustrated with the lack of results and stopped training on her own.
Fortunately, Quinn has extremely supportive parents that signed her up for the W9 Soccer Personal Development program to help her develop her game.
In the first month of training, Quinn learned more about how to control her body and manipulate the ball than she learned her entire life. She also received homework assignments to do every week. Now she doesn't have to guess what to work or how long she should be training. She now has a personal coach who makes her feel special and who is super supportive of her individual needs as a player. Best of all her parents stopped complaining about her not working hard enough because her personal coach has given them a developmental plan and has answered all of their questions and concerns.
Quinn’s love for the game has grown tremendously because she can now see herself getting better in a predictable way, her teammates and coaches see her improvement, and other parents are now telling Quinn's parents how much better she has gotten.
Quinn is the type of player who signs up for the W9 Soccer Personal Development program. We are confident that every player who participates in the W9 Personal Developmnet program will get the same if not even better results.
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