Ways to help your child acquire skills faster

It has become easier than ever to help your child be good at the game

fsmagic10 wrote:It has become easier than ever to help your child be good at the game

This would be great to see on the field of play. Problem is if they use this type of skill here in North Texas. A few things will happen.
1. Coach will not let them do it on the field of practice.
2.If they perform them and fail on the game field. They will be benched and yelled at!
3. If they do them on the game field and they work against a player. They (player performimg skill) will be put on their back fairly quickly. With no call from ref!

I do however like the program.

I will bet that when you are good enough to be able to create space and score goals, no one will say anything. No one. Problems arise when you are not good enough at what you are trying, which is why i present you with this opportunity. Adopt the mentality that "Development" is what YOU do to make yourself good.
Thus, the carpet. Make yourself good!

fsmagic10 wrote:I will bet that when you are good enough to be able to create space and score goals, no one will say anything. No one. Problems arise when you are not good enough at what you are trying, which is why i present you with this opportunity. Adopt the mentality that "Development" is what YOU do to make yourself good.
Thus, the carpet. Make yourself good!

I believe that to be true!

#2420 wrote:

fsmagic10 wrote:It has become easier than ever to help your child be good at the game

This would be great to see on the field of play. Problem is if they use this type of skill here in North Texas. A few things will happen.
1. Coach will not let them do it on the field of practice.
2.If they perform them and fail on the game field. They will be benched and yelled at!
3. If they do them on the game field and they work against a player. They (player performimg skill) will be put on their back fairly quickly. With no call from ref!

I do however like the program.

Which is why you commit to the type of player you want your child to be. And find other avenues for them to use this creativity.

springzephyr wrote:

#2420 wrote:

fsmagic10 wrote:It has become easier than ever to help your child be good at the game

This would be great to see on the field of play. Problem is if they use this type of skill here in North Texas. A few things will happen.
1. Coach will not let them do it on the field of practice.
2.If they perform them and fail on the game field. They will be benched and yelled at!
3. If they do them on the game field and they work against a player. They (player performimg skill) will be put on their back fairly quickly. With no call from ref!

I do however like the program.

Which is why you commit to the type of player you want your child to be. And find other avenues for them to use this creativity.

Exactly. Where would you start? What Club? What coach? I am sure you have a few in mind here in North Texas. I am excited for your answers!

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springzephyr wrote:

#2420 wrote:

fsmagic10 wrote:It has become easier than ever to help your child be good at the game

This would be great to see on the field of play. Problem is if they use this type of skill here in North Texas. A few things will happen.
1. Coach will not let them do it on the field of practice.
2.If they perform them and fail on the game field. They will be benched and yelled at!
3. If they do them on the game field and they work against a player. They (player performimg skill) will be put on their back fairly quickly. With no call from ref!

I do however like the program.

Which is why you commit to the type of player you want your child to be. And find other avenues for them to use this creativity.

Exactly. Where would you start? What Club? What coach? I am sure you have a few in mind here in North Texas. I am excited for your answers![/quote]

This man speaks the truth.

Anyone seeking the answer to this puzzle should have mated with a more athletic partner to produce a better athlete than you obviously did.
jk. nin

I love it. But, ...$800?

[quote="Xara"]

#2420 wrote:

springzephyr wrote:

#2420 wrote:

fsmagic10 wrote:It has become easier than ever to help your child be good at the game

This would be great to see on the field of play. Problem is if they use this type of skill here in North Texas. A few things will happen.
1. Coach will not let them do it on the field of practice.
2.If they perform them and fail on the game field. They will be benched and yelled at!
3. If they do them on the game field and they work against a player. They (player performimg skill) will be put on their back fairly quickly. With no call from ref!

I do however like the program.

Which is why you commit to the type of player you want your child to be. And find other avenues for them to use this creativity.

Exactly. Where would you start? What Club? What coach? I am sure you have a few in mind here in North Texas. I am excited for your answers![/quote]

This man speaks the truth.

Unfortunately, I can not tell you any coach or team. In fact I took one of my kids completely out of the system and he only plays tournaments with teams. I recommend Ferdie, futsal, 3v3, and possibly rec. But, I don't recommend any of those without someone like Ferdie. If your kids don't learn ball control then the ball is controlling them. While 11 v 11 is fun to learn it is not the best for creating the individual player. So... no matter which team we have chosen for each of our kids Ferdie has been unbelievable in the department for teaching them ball control and we also use Soccer Dynamic. On the weekends, we play futsal for fun (and playing for a coach ruins the fun). And yes, my kids get punished for using their creative skills and then benched. But, with my oldest, who has always been one of the smallest in her age group the skills are paying off. She is a big part of the offense and has been a contributor in each goal scored in the fall.