Full Football/Soccer Team Training Session ⚽️ U7 - U8 - U9

[@sportskaakademijamg]

nice stuff, like it, all kids are engaged, well done!

[@fabiansain]

Best video I have found. Easy to understand and fun. I never comment on any video but this one deserves it. Keep up the hard work

[@lyuboslavvitanov6591]

great session! u guys doing a great job! keep it up

[@paulmclaughlin8038]

All kids active and engaged. Good stuff. And, teaching the are of keepy up's!

[@a.g.2403]

İlk baştaki teknik çalışmalar biraz yaş grubunun üzerinde gibi geldi bana ama.guzel.antrenman olmuş ❤ tebrikler

[@luaysalim401]

Nice video Interested to see more ❤️🙏🏻

[@derekd9649]

Great session💪

[@Golazosportsuk]

Nice ⚽

[@RintoSaryoto-zd7rw]

Terimaksih...😊

[@paktammohd5310]

Tq coach

[@ribalnaim4142]

What a beautiful training session literally a beginner student after this kind of training session he will leave as a pro love it so much❤️

[@MehdiEnayati-n2y]

Very good❤❤❤❤

[@santosvalle9426]

Okay 😊

[@toastygloveman]

Really nice video. Are the scissor and stepover progression sections incorrectly labeled?

[@joelgonzalezjr440]

That's what I was thinking

[@kabirhussein786]

Love this

[@javierrazonacosta58]

Im curious, the Federation training course they taught us to avoid start training without a simple conditioned game and also to focus a session on 1 specific thing, like dribbling (1v1, 3v4, ball mastering technique exercises(3 maximum) and then a final game where you only can correct the kid the dribbling because that was the training of the day) This is all in Dominican Republic with the Global - Analitic - Global FIFA method is really eye opening how you guys do it in europe.

[@zerotohero75]

Ball mastery

[@jv3476]

Hi, how much space do you calculate for thepassing drills? Thank you for the video, it's very inspiring for me :)

[@jefessonsilvalsanto6210]

Top!👏👏👏

[@arnebethke]

#4:37 he dropped with the beat :-)

[@yakubtarar4454]

Very Nice❤

[@Ebzr-nh5oz]

❤👋🤞

[@cgagnon4118]

It's wild how different this is from how the US trains. They didn't start playing soccer until almost the end and had about a dozen coaching pointers in 1 training. Seems not very effective if I am being honest.

[@peppiess]

Yeah thats why the best talents come from Europe and South America and not US. First you train the basic skills, like technique, shot etc. After the hour training you play a match. Weekends you play a match.

[@CGagnon5]

@@peppiessdepends on gender right? The women’s US team dominates. We teach fundamentals in the US but in game like conditions.

[@peppiess]

@@CGagnon5 more likely because womans football is not that big over here. No audience, nothing.

[@CGagnon5]

@ interesting. why do you think those two things are correlated?

[@jasminschmidt9280]

Nicht für das Alter der Kinder geeignet.

[@VARIETYEDITS692]

It is

[@HEC892]

I'm sorry but this was low quality session

[@EMMANUELNWABUEZE-x6f]

Make a better one then 🙄 it's detailed and pragmatic what else do you want ? It helped me a lot and other positive comments here.

[@stephenespinal3094]

this is the most useful practice session for U7/U8/U9 players. what are you talking about. this is exactly what the players need and the coaches do a great job keeping ALL of the kids engaged. just because its not as fast paced as you think it should be, doesn't mean its not good. been coaching almost 10 years and have had tremendous success and continuously learn and adapt as new sessions come out. this is top tier my friend.....

[@trorisk]

Where is the fun? Football is a game. Mostly "solo skill learning". They just play a bit at the end. For the u9s you have to make as many games as possible. Games like 3v3 with 4 mini-goals on 1/4 of the field or improved rondos. What child would want to come back?

[@seansean7653]

​@@troriskfocus on technical fun will not help the development, just go to park and play for fun .