Our Meet Your Coaches Series, submit your questions and answers clip to be posted online.

Some great content from our Fremont YSC players. From our very youngest in our U8 Training Pool, throughout to our older players with the 05GB and Senior Girls. The creativity from Marleau is brilliant in this example of dribbling a ball in tight spaces, getting touches on the ball even if the back yard is […]

Just for some fun, work together to find the answers, or use it as a competition among each other. Visit our Facebook page and submit your guesses. https://www.facebook.com/fremontyouthsoccer/

We Have The Ball: Comfortable in Possession. Why? To be able to play out from the back. To possess the ball and switch the point of attack. Center backs are the players closest to the goal, meaning, they have to be very technical on the ball, always receiving the ball with the inside of their […]

Here is our first installment of the practice at home program from Fremont YSC. Coaches will be conducting online conferences with their teams to cover the session, and provided guided discovery to ways in which the player can further develop the session at home, along with individual challenges and competitions. Players, do not forget to […]

Practice Away from the Field For a player to reach the highest level it comes down to firstly enjoying what they are doing, the player must enjoy and embrace the process. This comes from being able to play in a stress free environment. Yes, there must be challenges and targets, but with correct feedback to […]

While we are away from the soccer fields as a large group, practice individually and set challenges for your team mates. Submit your response video’s by emailing a short 15 second clip to info@fremontyouthsoccer.com

We Have The Ball: Good Speed Endurance To Get Forward. Why? To make overlapping runs, under lapping runs, and unbalance the defense at speed. Create numbers up in attack. Not being physically fatigued to join the attack. Willingness to Get Forward / Knowing When to Get Forward. Why? Create numbers up in attack. Taking a […]

There are so many factors that can influence a players development. There are 4 common pillars to long term player development, one being, psychological pillar. The 4 pillars are all connected, and are not exclusive of each other. Each one of these pillars will effect the other, and careful consideration must be taken with a […]

We Have The Ball: Good with their feet. Why? Keepers are usually the players who start the attack or re-start. (From a goal kick or from a pass-back). Need to be comfortable with their feet while under pressure from a defender. (If a defender is charging at them, do they simply kick it out of […]