Why Force Soccer Academy?

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3. •  5/14/2011   "Our son participated in the Force Soccer academy camp and we were very pleased with the results. He received individualized attention and got instruction in areas that he needed improvement in. We were able to see improvement each week on his skills. He had a great time and came away a better soccer player. We would highly recommend this camp. Thank you, Rae Marsee "
   
   

1. • Force Soccer Academy provides the highest level of technical and physical instruction in a competitive environment where participants have unique opportunity to learn from FSA staff. With over 20 years of teaching experience, FSA staff will transmit the love of the game to your children.
   
   • FSA is a soccer club that offers more services to help coaches bring out the best in their players and to help players realize their full potential through individual player development, good sportsmanship and fun.
   
   • FSA provides administrative services, including tryout promotion, tournament registration, and player cards, so that coaches can focus on coaching.
   
   • FSA provides uniforms for all members.
   
   • FSA provides on-site experienced trainer-consultants to advise coaches on a variety of improvement techniques, including individual player development, team inspiration and game strategy analysis.
   
   • FSA is practicing at Overland Park Soccer Complex and Black Bob park.
3. • Multiple recreation soccer teams came with their whole team and added our  professional coaching and trainers for their kids to be able to succeed in this competitive environment. Join us - bring your team - keep coaching your team.
   
   • Contact us at 913.815.1518

 

 

Thierry Henry in KC October - 2011

Thierry Henry began his training at Clairefontaine at age 13. In interviews it is clear that he credits much of his development to the training there. Within 8 years he has become a World and European Champion. He stressed that he learned much about the technical and tactical aspects of soccer. Henry experienced very little physical work as the emphasis was on skill work, practicing over and over again until that particular skill was learned. If he performed incorrectly, it did not matter. The emphasis was on training, and no matches were played. He feels that in this way, he was allowed to develop new skills without pressure, and then was free to try these new things on the weekends with his club team.
At age 15 the Clairefontaine coaching staff increased the pressure by emphasizing that it was now important to train harder and to play at a high level in every game with your club or you would not be invited back. The result has young French players playing all around the world in the highest level leagues and enjoying great success.

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