To become a successful coach in Soccer practice, there is an easy method to train and teach a variety of techniques to the kids. There are three different techniques that can be taught to the kids. There’s no significant difference in training the kids in soccer skills or some other technique. These teaching methods have been given different names by different people. “FIG” is how I would like to describe it. It would be explained to you in the subsequent paragraphs.

Foundation: In soccer training F means the basic groundwork that needs to be understood to play the game. These are therefore the lowest levels of training. Though these techniques are not applicable in the game but every kid must be aware of it. The team would be complete and versatile if it is based on a sound foundation follows a sound strategy.

Intermediate: Halfway i.e. intermediate what the letter “I” means. These are the middle level techniques that are necessary in attaching the basics with the game skills. So we must know that the mid level techniques and actual game skills are very different in nature. When it comes to soccer coaching, intermediate skills and game skills are not the same. But these are the building blocks to build up the actual game skills.

Game: G refers to the skills that are necessary for a player to learn for playing the game. These game skills are the ones that make a soccer player by equipping him with the techniques to play.

Soccer practice

While using FIG in soccer drills, always use the demonstration-performance method. This means that you follow a standard teaching format of giving an introduction, then explaining the body, and wrapping up with the conclusion. In soccer practice, the players must be told what you will instruct them about. Then demonstrate that skill so that it’s easy for them to understand and copy. And finally have them perform that skill for you.

Educating has three important basics; one, kids must be instructed how to do something. Let them know the skill and alongside, teach them on how this will improve their game. Second, they must be shown how to perform the technique. Show the players the skill or technique you wish them to learn. It is true that young players learn better by watching.

Finally, make the kids practice the tricks. Allow them sufficient time to hone their skills. Do not hesitate in repeating drills so that kids get to learn better. Do not speak a lot. In its place, show them what you want them to learn.

To end, tell them how was their performance in soccer practice. Also explain to them any corrections that they need to make to better their performance. Have a go at it and you will see for yourself the tremendous advantages that it brings to your training regimen.

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Andre Botelho is the author of “The Expert Youth Soccer Coaching Guide” and he’s a recognized expert in the subject of youth soccer coaching. Learn how to explode your players’ skills and make training fun in less than 29 days! Download your free pdf guide at: Youth Soccer Drills

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