Reasons to try 1 on 1 Soccer Training

Most of the clubs only train 2 – 3 days a week which consist of 2 to 4 hours a week and the opportunity to focus on the individual is never the main priority, leaving gaps in the soccer player’s development. 1on1, 2on1 & small group session time will be beneficial and for soccer it can really help address the following areas:

• For players wanting to build a strong foundation or excelling on the basics – This is probably the most common reason for 1on1 training. As you aim higher and your level increases, the margins become smaller so working with us across specific and targeted areas of your game can really make a difference.

• Learn and refine new techniques – Technical football is an area that is often over looked in team training but it is a vital component of a soccer player’s makeup. 1on1 soccer training and individual soccer practice is great for mastering skills that can be difficult to master in a game situation. Learning core ball mastery, first touch, turning techniques and ball striking along 1v1 skills are examples of where 1on1 soccer training will really benefit the footballer.

• Position specific training – Football is a team game but the individual is a vital component in the team’s success. When training as a team, a player individual need can be overlooked so 1on1 soccer training can help significantly. Most often this is around technique, flexibility, speed, agility and power with and without the ball & position specific drills.

• Build confidence in a scoccer player – Soccer is very much a mental, emotional and physical game. Confidence plays a huge role in whether a soccer player succeeds and that is where 1on1 soccer training can help. Training in a positive environment where the focus is all about the player can really help to break down mental barriers and lift a soccer player to new confidence levels.