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Soccer Coach Junior – all the tools a soccer coach needs to coach under 12s to success.
Soccer Coach Junior newsletter is launched this week to give soccer coaches worldwide a regular tool to help them improve their coaching and the performance of their teams.
The 8-page newsletter is packed with easy-to-use tips and advice that builds up to a comprehensive, easy-to-use library of coaching information, covering all aspects of the under 12s game.
Topics covered include:
- What to do when you’re a single coach with a lot of players
- How to reverse a team’s losing streak
- How to make every second count at half time
- How to turn 11 individuals into a cohesive, attacking team
- Team selection: do you go for a winning team or an all-inclusive squad?
- Techniques for improving your team’s concentration
- The six key attributes your captain needs
- How to make new players part of the team
- Five ways to get the most out of substitutes
- Playing against a side that cheats
- How do you maximise your chances of an injury-free season?
Every month, in a handy pdf format newsletter editor David Clarke will provide his readers with valuable tools. You’ll get the very best soccer coaching tips, techniques and strategies that you can use straight away with your team.
Members will never be short of useful, practical ways to improve your coaching and get better results – whatever challenges you face.
David said: “Like many dads, I got into coaching when my two boys started playing and I’ve since coached boys from under 7s to under 13s.”
“I qualified as a FA coach and started putting what I learned into practice. But I wanted more. I started reading anything I could find about coaching and putting the best into practice. Now I’m delighted to be able to pass it all on through the pages of Soccer Coach Junior.”
Publisher Andrew Griffiths said: “We are committed to publishing the world’s best advice for soccer coaches. Our aim with Soccer Coach Junior newsletter is to make under 12s coaches more confident and successful in just 30 minutes a month.”
Soccer Coach Junior’s truly unique approach to coaching development guarantees that, no matter how long your season, coaches will never be short of practical soccer training drills, game strategies, set piece plays or fitness training routines.
Here are some of the comments from coaches around the world who have already taken a look at Soccer Coach Junior.
“What an outstanding resource.”
John Bardwell, Wexford Soccer Club 1997 Boys, Toronto, Ontario
“I have purchased many books on coaching, your material is up with the best of them”
Frank McClean, Ballynahinch Olympic FC, Northern Ireland
“I’m just starting out as a coach. My oldest boy is five and at the moment I take the Under 5s, Under 6s and am just starting to coach the local primary school under 8s. I think your journal is just what I need.”
Dave Buckley, Malmesbury, England
“I wish I had this type of advice when I was starting out in junior football coaching (over 8 years ago). It’s ideal for outlining the approach to managing junior football teams.”
Paul Norris, Woodbank FC , Bolton, England
“I’m a busy person all week – I run a small company, the local village hall and recreation ground, have a young family and run a junior village football club with four teams in five leagues. I read Soccer Coach Junior and think: “There’s someone else who understands where I’m coming from. It’s my language and it’s the language of the sort of development I want my players to be coached, listening too”.”
Nick Miles, Culm United Youth FC, Uffculme, Devon, England
“It’s a fantastic resource and something I have waited for a long time.”
Colin Hakin, Luton Borough Football Club, Luton, England
“The tips are easy to apply and remind us of the fun part of the game.”
Xavier Fostier, Tilston, Cheshire, England
Soccer Coach Junior is available online at: http://www.soccer-coach.com/junior