The stories are short because the kids have come to soccer training and are keen to get going. Our training exercises come complete with short stories. Coaches are animators and comforters and sometimes have to bite the bullet and act the clown.Įven team games should be built around stories, and sometimes it's difficult to find the right words. It doesn't help to moan – if you're in charge of a team of mini-soccer players, you knew what you were getting into. The coach's job is to create a series of new challenges with varied content that interests the kids and ensures that they have plenty of fun.īeing a kids' soccer coach is quite a challenge Kids often start to lose their motivation after a while. All the kids have to participate and will soon understand that playing as a team makes it easier to win and the joy of playing soccer can be shared.

Nevertheless, we aim to promote team spirit at an early stage with the aid of some captivating stories. The stars of tomorrow want to be winners with whom and how is completely irrelevant. Kids are actually egotistical and the rest of the team are not so important to them.

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