 |
Hi Coach,
My name's Dave Clarke. I've been coaching for 20 years and know it's not easy. But is it worth all the time, effort and aggravation? For me, undoubtedly, the answer is "Yes!"
The sense of satisfaction and pride I have when I look back at the players and teams I've coached is priceless. |
And I can make it easier for you to experience the same warm feeling of success with Soccer Coach Weekly.
Let me save you time, improve your players' skills and win you more matches - FAST!
Every week I can send you training ground exercises that are proven to excite, engage and motivate your young players. So no more pointless kick-abouts!
Moves are clear, illustrated, and easy to follow. Even if you've never played the game before, they will make sense!
Plus, each issue includes handy tips from fellow coaches about player motivation, discipline, how to cope with unruly parents and more...
Ultimately the aim is to help you instill in your players the right attitude and essential skills for whatever the future holds for them in the beautiful game.
And with today's special trial offer you pay JUST 97p for five issues...
Subscribe today and we'll send you your first
e-magazine PDF to your inbox to download and share immediately!
Don't delay and very soon you'll get the buzz of excitement that comes with being a successful youth soccer coach - all just a click away!
|
|
OR |
| |
|
Thousands of other coaches around the world are reaping the benefits of Soccer Coach Weekly - and watching their team leap up the league. Sign up today for JUST 97p and you'll get all of this sent to your email address within minutes:
 |
- The current info-packed issue of Soccer Coach Weekly will be sent direct to your inbox - bursting with expert training tips and techniques you can use straight away.
|
 |
- The next 4 issues of Soccer Coach Weekly will be sent to your inbox each week in just the same way as regular subscribers so you can experience the same convenient service that thousands of other fellow coaches enjoy.
|
|
|
OR |
|
Read on to see why I am qualified to offer advice, comments from satisfied customers and examples of recent articles. But don't delay - the sooner you act the sooner you and your players will see the benefits of Soccer Coach Weekly.
Who am I and why am I qualified to help you?
My aim, as Head Coach of Soccer Coach Weekly, is to help soccer coaches be the very best they can be - and in doing so save them the effort and sheer aggravation I had to go through. I've seen all the pitfalls and fallen in a fair few of them!
But I'm certainly no armchair enthusiast. Quite the contrary. My junior soccer coaching pedigree is a pretty distinguished one - and I have the silverware to prove it. I started out in 1997, trying to find my oldest son a team to play in. It wasn't easy - the lad wanted to be in the same team as his friends, but the problem was their school had little interest in team sports.
That meant I first had to create a team from scratch, made up of boys from two classes. Then I set about coaching two teams (an A and a B) right from under 4 to under 12.
When my second son was 4, I did the same for him.
It was a pretty hectic time!
By the time I came around to coaching my second son I had gained a much better idea of how to train junior soccer players - and I began to get the match-day results I was after.
I based my new coaching approach on a holding/passing game which in itself is based on the Dutch 4v4 system aimed at giving young players the skills to be good footballers, irrespective of their relative physical size and strength.
The results were impressive.
My team began to beat every team they played, and won the league against some big, strong competition. Even though my team was a small Surrey primary school, everyone began to fear playing against us.
Today, my team still wins most of our games even though we now play 11-a-side in a big Surrey league.
I have just about seen it all, from my oldest son's first team which lost 7-0 in their very first game to turning them around over the season until they were winning 7-0!
I know what coaches feel, what they worry about, what goes through their mind when they are losing and how it feels to win trophies.
Plus I know what they need to make coaching kids a joy rather than a chore.
Start your 97p trial now!
|
|
OR |
|
Each article in Soccer Coach Weekly concentrates on the essential information you need to know. Plus, there are plenty of helpful diagrams and pictures to illustrate the important points being made.
Thousands of coaches worldwide are seeing the benefits of Soccer Coach Weekly – here are just a few satisfied customers:
 |
"I have not been coaching for a long time but your sessions give me the confidence I need to go in prepared and ready to take on all the questions and situations my Under 13's can throw at me. Every session is useful and allows my kids to learn something new and most importantly have fun. My team are top of their league in the Cape Town Northern suburbs. I am so proud of them."
John Lloyd, South Africa
"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
|
An easy exercise to get your
strikers scoring |
|
"I have been personally coaching Junior football for 8 years in both England and Australia and have tried several different coaching manuals throughout that time with varied success. Since subscribing to Soccer Coach Weekly I have found my sessions easier to plan given time constraints of being a volunteer coach with a full time job to hold down. I have also seen the enjoyment on our players' faces and enthusiasm to train since using the quick guides and drills."
Dave Scragg, Club Secretary Quinns FC, Western Australia
"I am a little reluctant to tell everyone how good your newsletter is since I consider it our secret weapon ... not only has it taught me the fundamentals but it has provided me with drills and match day strategies in a fun, easy to understand format. Our team had a very successful season this past Fall. We were undefeated, but more importantly, the girls improved their skills, learned about teamwork and had a lot of fun. I am certain Soccer Coach Weekly contributed to their success. Thanks Again!"
Vince Spinnato, co-coach of the Girls U10 travel soccer team for Cold Spring Harbor/Huntington, New York
"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
Still not convinced? Don't worry! With my 100% money-back guarantee, you don't risk a penny. If Soccer Coach Weekly is not what you're looking for, simply contact me and I will refund you in full. No problem.
|
|
OR |
|
Below are three examples of recent articles featuring just the sort of important information you can expect in every issue of Soccer Coach Weekly:
EXAMPLE # 1
How to take the fear out of heading the ball Lots of kids don't like heading the ball. And that's only natural. After all, why would you want to put your head in the way of an object you think might hurt it?
Fortunately, at Soccer Coach Weekly I've a great training technique for overcoming your kids' typical ball heading anxieties. In just three easy steps, you can teach your players to head the ball with accuracy and confidence.
It's the perfect exercise for your next training session. It's tried and tested. And it's fun.
EXAMPLE # 2
The A-Z of child protection
In this increasingly risk-averse world, the last thing you need is a parent threatening legal action because he or she claims you didn't look after little Johnny during soccer practice, or on match day.
Get practical answers to key questions like:
- What are your primary responsibilities as a junior soccer coach?
- Which are the potentially risky situations you should anticipate - and what proactive steps can you take to avoid them?
- What essential equipment should you keep in your medical bag for match day and training sessions?
With Soccer Coach Weekly articles like this in your kit bag, no-one can accuse you of not taking your responsibilities seriously.
EXAMPLE # 3
"The dark art" of the quick, accurate throw-in
In youth soccer, nearly 70% of throw-ins are foul throws. The result? Your team loses the ball to your opponents.
So in Soccer Coach Weekly I teach a simple, five-point plan for learning the art of the quick, accurate throw-in. Teach it to your team at this week's training session and you could be well on your way to dominating the next match - and the scoreboard.
My throw-in training also includes a technique for increasing by as much as 30% the distance that your players can throw the ball.
Just imagine how that could panic your opponents the next time you play a game...
|
|
OR |
|
Subscribe today and at the end of your 5 issue trial you'll get weekly advice to help you tackle the hot topics in youth coaching. Below are just a few recent features that have appeared in Soccer Coach Weekly:
- What should you do with substitutes who are not up to the standard of the rest of the team? Hide them or put them in the thick of the action?
- How do you keep your training sessions fun and stimulating week in and week out?
- How do you reverse a losing streak?
- How can you be a close mentor to the kids, yet keep a professional distance?
- How do you gain the respect of arrogant young players?
- How do you prevent interfering parents undermining your relationship with the players?
- Tactics against a team that cheats!
- How Dutch-inspired 4v4 training techniques favoured by Johan Cruyff and Marco van Basten can improve your players' core skills.
If ever there's a specific problem you want an answer for, simply email your question to me and I will get an expert answer and publish it in the popular Q & A section. You can also suggest your own ideas for topics by simply sending me an email.
A 5 issue trial membership is just 97p (to cover my admin costs) through your credit or debit card. To start your trial, click on the link below now.
Sign up for your 5 issue trial, and you'll receive your first issue of Soccer Coach Weekly within minutes.
That means you could be reading my advice, and putting it into practice, as early as your next training session or match day.
As soon as I've received your instructions, your first issue will be delivered direct to your email address and you'll also receive:
|
- Within minutes of signing up, the current info-packed issue of Soccer Coach Weekly will be sent direct to your inbox - bursting with expert training tips and techniques you can use straight away.
|
|
- The next 4 issues of Soccer Coach Weekly will be sent to your inbox each week in just the same way as regular subscribers so you can experience the same convenient service that thousands of other fellow coaches enjoy.
|
|
|
OR |
|
With Soccer Coach Weekly in your hand, you'll be able to focus on the fun parts of coaching. And if anyone asks you whether youth coaching is worth all the time and effort, you'll give them the same positive answer I do!
Yours in football success,
David Clarke, Head Coach
P.S. Just think how much time and effort you'll save each week. No more worrying about whether your coaching is up to scratch. It's all taken care of for you - courtesy of Soccer Coach Weekly. |
