An introduction to the course. Our 3 main goals of the course.

Buzz words to know throughout the course.

A fantastic move to learn starting out in the game. It opens players’ eyes to a new way to turn. Sergio Busquets was the master.

The very first thing a beginner in the game should learn!

An excellent second lesson to increase the understanding of the outstep touch.

Putting the last two lessons together, can you do this challenge?

A must in controlling the ball out of the air. Study Zinedine Zidane and notice him use this technique numerous times in every match.

A great way to challenge yourself to better your sole Table Touch.

A smart drill to practice turning both ways with the Table Touch.

An underrated lesson in getting very good at the game: sharpness. No ball needed for this one.

You can’t do 20 kicky uppy’s? Here you will learn how to do it!

An introduction to how we will teach the 7 most important dribbling techniques in the game.

We had to make up the name ‘The Lure’ as a name for this move didn’t exist. However it’s an important Step 1 before most dribbling techniques.

We all know this move but watch out for the ‘Pitfall’s players make to take you body feint to the next level. Bonus: Messi Flick.

A fantastic move to learn starting out in the game. It opens players’ eyes to a new way to turn. Sergio Busquets was the master.

Another great move to learn, which wouldn’t be obvious for new players. The Roulette has never been explained so easily.

This type of shot, if executed correctly, is difficult to block for defenders and even more difficult to save for goalkeepers.

A really fun drill, game realistic, which will help them to learn the wrapping shot under pressure.

Coach Buckley uses psychological tricks to sharpen young athletes focus, which helps them improve under pressure.

Learning to shoot with more power has nothing to do with how strong you’re, but how’s your technique! Here you will find 4 steps your child will learn on how to shoot with more Power, including pitfalls, natural progression and The Sweet Spot!

The best dribblers in the world most of the time use only their strong foot when dribbling, but it’s really important to be able to pass, shoot, cross, etc, with your weaker foot if you want to play at the highest Professional level!