The presentation takes you through the response to Covid-19 from one of the worlds greatest clubs. Steeped in history and with an academy that has developed some of Germany’s finest players. We explore the challenges this has brought upon the players of this generation, how we can support the player, and how we can take advantage of the situation to better ourselves.
Individual Training – Dortmund Response to Covid
Senior Boys and life long Fremont YSC player, Jordan Conklin, brings you his ‘Top Bins’ Challenge. Try the challenge, video your attempts, and send in to the club.
Each week we will be having Live – “Player Profile Quizzes” on our Instagram account. Throughout the week there will be trivia questions, and on Thursdays we will be having a Quiz based on playing scenarios when “We Have The Ball” or “They Have The Ball”.
This week’s Quiz is on Defensive Midfielders.
Question: Where should the Defensive Mid position themselves in order to receive the ball and build onto the attack?
A: (Option 1) 
B: (Option 2) 
Tune in to our Instagram Stories on Thursday afternoon to take the Live Quiz. (Answer will also be given, along with the “Why”).
To take the Live Quiz, please follow us on Instagram and take the quiz on our Stories.
Instagram: @fremontyouthsoccer
Trivia Quiz:
Question 1: What number is a Defensive Midfielders known to wear?
A – 5
B – 6
C – 8
D – 10
Question 2: Which Defensive Midfielder played at Inter Milan, AC Milan, Juventus and New York City FC?
A – Andrea Pirlo
B – Gennaro Gattuso
C – Daniele De Rossi
D – Fredrico Bravo
Question 3: Which club does USWNT Defensive Mid Sam Mewis currently play for?
A – Portland Thorns
B – Utah Royals FC
C – North Carolina Courage
D – Washington Spirit
Question 4: SJ Earthquakes Defensive Mid Jackson Yueill played at…
A – San Jose State
B – Stanford University
C – Cal Berkeley
D – UCLA
Question 5: USMNT Defensive Mid Michael Bradley’s father (Bob Bradley) coached him in a World Cup.
A – True
B – False
*For Answers to the Trivia Quiz, read past this line.
Question:Answer
Q1: B
Q2: A
Q3: C
Q4: D
Q5: A
This weeks practice session has been for all teams to analyze one of our Senior Boys teams games from Fall 2020. Each age group had a different assignment, but all were in reference to the Fremont YSC Framework.
The following presentation provides insight to Eintracht Frankfurt’s style of play, the structure of Hajduk Split, and the methodologies of Fremont YSC. The presentation takes parts from each club, sowing together the importance of structure in it’s player developmental pathway.
Registration for eNorCal FIFA 20 Season #2 is open until Tuesday, May 19th. Each eNorCal season consists of an 8-10 game league and a knockout State Cup event. Players set their games on dates and times that work for both players during the Season #2 play period which is between May 22 – June 14.
Adult and Youth League Registration eNorCal League Season #2
Dates: Games to be completed between May 22nd – June 14th
Application Deadline, Tuesday, May 19th @ 5 PM
Adult eNorCal League Season #2 Application
https://events.gotsport.com/forms/app/Default.aspx?EventID=79628
Youth eNorCal League Season #1 Application
https://events.gotsport.com/forms/app/Default.aspx?EventID=79627
Cost
Events are FREE for all players who have already participated in past eNorCal FIFA 20 events and have remained in good standing.
For new eNorCal FIFA 20 players and for players in bad standing (players who have no showed, etc) there is a $20 fee. Once players complete an event in good standing they will be able to participate for FREE in future events.
Prizes
For the Adult events prizes have been announced for the eNorCal Champions League winners on both Xbox and PS4. Adult players qualify for the Champions League by earning points from high finishes in League and State Cup events during Seasons #1-#4.
We’ve not forgot about the parents, I am sure you are all scratching at the door to get out and get some exercise. With gyms and parks closed we can be limited within our workouts, but we’ll be posting a number of workouts you can do in a very small space, and with very limited equipment needed. If you don’t have the equipment shown in the video, be creative and use alternative instruments, a few suggestions can be found in the video.
Workouts also appropriate for players, and can even be a family workout.
Latest installment of the practice at home program from Fremont YSC.
In a change to the current format, this week we will be using our video conference to have the players participate in a game analysis assignment. The assignment is different per the stages of development, and will have the players think about their own performance and individual practice needs in reference to the Fremont YSC Framework and playing elements.
Players will need to put together their practice session for the second session of the week in their zoom call.
We’re not quite on the fields, but that can’t stop us from training an staying engaged. The following clip is great collection of what players from all ages have been doing to stay active, and practice at home.
In these difficult times, we are in need of leaders more than ever. We all have questions about what the future holds for us and we are all together looking for answers. As we continue to work through this together, this week’s presentation on Leadership discusses ways that our youth can develop their leadership qualities in these difficult times so we can come out of it stronger.
Senior Boys and life long Fremont YSC player, Jordan Conklin, brings you his ‘Top Bins’ Challenge. Try the challenge, video your attempts, and send in to the club.
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