The Next Generation Series (NGS) is an 8-month elite youth soccer development program undertaken by USL and IMG Academy. It features comprehensive training in physical conditioning, mental conditioning, nutrition, communication, injury prevention, and life skills. The program includes baseline athletic assessments, a league competition structure across 4 conferences, ID camps to identify top players, and a final championship tournament. The goal is to develop complete elite youth soccer players through high-level training and evaluation.
The Next Generation Series (NGS) is an 8-month elite youth soccer league and development program launched by USL and IMG Academy. It features comprehensive training in physical conditioning, mental conditioning, nutrition, communication, injury prevention, leadership, and more for U12 and U14 boys and girls teams. The program includes baseline testing, a league competition phase, ID training camp, and a championship tournament to evaluate player development across key disciplines. Coaches also receive education to enhance player growth. The goal is to develop complete elite youth soccer players through training, competition, testing and evaluation.
The document provides information about the 2018 Malaysia Borneo Invitational Cup youth football tournament. It will take place in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia from September to October 2018. The tournament is sanctioned by the AFC and will feature teams in 6 age categories from U11 to U16. It will involve minimum 5 games over 3 days per team. Various package options are available for participating teams that include accommodation, transport, activities and entry to the tournament.
The Theory of the Xcel - Soccer - Coaching Modelvnunes709
The Xcel Coaching model provides an athlete-centered approach that uses small-sided games instead of drills to develop soccer players. It focuses on developing players' creativity, decision-making, and game awareness through enjoyable, challenging activities. The model incorporates concepts from other sports and coaching philosophies. It aims to make learning fun and interactive for young players through its use of the Teaching Games for Understanding approach.
Here are some key points about how the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- Physical Environment: Size of field should match the development stage of the athletes and objectives of training. For U9-U12, a smaller-sided field is appropriate.
- Game/Activity Rules: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be simple/clear for the age. For U9-U12, limit rules to essentials like offside.
- Objectives of Training: The game should allow players to apply techniques/tactics practiced in Stages I-III. Objectives may include dribbling to beat opponents or passing combinations.
- Development Stage of Athletes: The game
Here are some key ways the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT: Size of field should match the development stage. For U9-12, a smaller-sided field (e.g. 40x30 yards) is appropriate.
- GAME/ACTIVITY RULES: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be modified if needed. For example, limit number of touches or restrict dribbling in certain areas.
- OBJECTIVES OF TRAINING: The game should reinforce objectives from earlier stages. Coaches can also set additional objectives like applying a tactic or working on a specific skill under pressure.
- DEVELOPMENT STAGE OF ATH
IMG Academies is a nearly 300 acre multi-sport training and educational facility located in Florida that trains over 12,000 athletes each year. The IMG Soccer Academy is one of the divisions of IMG Academies and has placed nearly 40 players on US National Teams and professional clubs in Europe and MLS. It offers comprehensive training programs that integrate soccer skills, performance training, and mental conditioning to develop elite players. The academy fields competitive boys and girls teams and its staff includes experienced coaches dedicated to player development.
The Super Y-League announced that the 2014 North American Finals will be held from December 5-9 at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida for the third consecutive year. Between 8-16 boys teams and 4-12 girls teams will qualify in U12 through U17 age divisions to compete in group play from December 5-7 followed by semifinals and finals on December 8-9. College coaches and professional scouts will be in attendance at the Finals to evaluate talent. IMG Academy has hosted numerous soccer camps and provides world-class facilities for athletes.
The document discusses the importance of physical literacy and long-term athlete development (LTAD) for children's sports programs. It summarizes the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) approach of focusing on children's development over competition. The Nor'West Micro Program has revamped its mini field programs based on CS4L's LTAD model to emphasize fun, fundamental movement skills, and appropriate training for children's developmental stages through small-sided games. The goal is to improve physical literacy and lifelong participation in sports.
The Next Generation Series (NGS) is an 8-month elite youth soccer league and development program launched by USL and IMG Academy. It features comprehensive training in physical conditioning, mental conditioning, nutrition, communication, injury prevention, leadership, and more for U12 and U14 boys and girls teams. The program includes baseline testing, a league competition phase, ID training camp, and a championship tournament to evaluate player development across key disciplines. Coaches also receive education to enhance player growth. The goal is to develop complete elite youth soccer players through training, competition, testing and evaluation.
The document provides information about the 2018 Malaysia Borneo Invitational Cup youth football tournament. It will take place in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia from September to October 2018. The tournament is sanctioned by the AFC and will feature teams in 6 age categories from U11 to U16. It will involve minimum 5 games over 3 days per team. Various package options are available for participating teams that include accommodation, transport, activities and entry to the tournament.
The Theory of the Xcel - Soccer - Coaching Modelvnunes709
The Xcel Coaching model provides an athlete-centered approach that uses small-sided games instead of drills to develop soccer players. It focuses on developing players' creativity, decision-making, and game awareness through enjoyable, challenging activities. The model incorporates concepts from other sports and coaching philosophies. It aims to make learning fun and interactive for young players through its use of the Teaching Games for Understanding approach.
Here are some key points about how the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- Physical Environment: Size of field should match the development stage of the athletes and objectives of training. For U9-U12, a smaller-sided field is appropriate.
- Game/Activity Rules: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be simple/clear for the age. For U9-U12, limit rules to essentials like offside.
- Objectives of Training: The game should allow players to apply techniques/tactics practiced in Stages I-III. Objectives may include dribbling to beat opponents or passing combinations.
- Development Stage of Athletes: The game
Here are some key ways the four topics would influence the design of Stage IV (The Game):
- PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT: Size of field should match the development stage. For U9-12, a smaller-sided field (e.g. 40x30 yards) is appropriate.
- GAME/ACTIVITY RULES: Rules should focus on learning objectives and be modified if needed. For example, limit number of touches or restrict dribbling in certain areas.
- OBJECTIVES OF TRAINING: The game should reinforce objectives from earlier stages. Coaches can also set additional objectives like applying a tactic or working on a specific skill under pressure.
- DEVELOPMENT STAGE OF ATH
IMG Academies is a nearly 300 acre multi-sport training and educational facility located in Florida that trains over 12,000 athletes each year. The IMG Soccer Academy is one of the divisions of IMG Academies and has placed nearly 40 players on US National Teams and professional clubs in Europe and MLS. It offers comprehensive training programs that integrate soccer skills, performance training, and mental conditioning to develop elite players. The academy fields competitive boys and girls teams and its staff includes experienced coaches dedicated to player development.
The Super Y-League announced that the 2014 North American Finals will be held from December 5-9 at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida for the third consecutive year. Between 8-16 boys teams and 4-12 girls teams will qualify in U12 through U17 age divisions to compete in group play from December 5-7 followed by semifinals and finals on December 8-9. College coaches and professional scouts will be in attendance at the Finals to evaluate talent. IMG Academy has hosted numerous soccer camps and provides world-class facilities for athletes.
The document discusses the importance of physical literacy and long-term athlete development (LTAD) for children's sports programs. It summarizes the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) approach of focusing on children's development over competition. The Nor'West Micro Program has revamped its mini field programs based on CS4L's LTAD model to emphasize fun, fundamental movement skills, and appropriate training for children's developmental stages through small-sided games. The goal is to improve physical literacy and lifelong participation in sports.
N Zone Jr. is a youth sports program for children ages 3-8 run by N Zone Sports of America. The program aims to introduce children to sports in a fun, educational environment through organized sessions at local elementary schools led by trained instructors. Sessions last 45-60 minutes and focus on specific skills, teamwork, and values while incorporating activities, games, and awards. The goals are to develop children's motor skills, self-esteem, and love of healthy exercise and sports.
The IMG Soccer Academy will host the IMG Cup this winter for boys at our state-of-the-art 15 soccer field complex at IMG Academies in Bradenton, Florida. The IMG Cup is
by invitation only, and elite teams will be selected for invitation based on their competitive performance
as shown on their registration.
We will be taking teams from five age groups —U14 to U18— with teams coming from all over the world to compete. Competition will be premium.
Each team is guaranteed to play
four games in a league-style tournament. Their will be numerous college coaches and professional
scouts in attendance throughout the tournament.
The North Carolina Youth Soccer Academy offers an optional player development program to over 4,500 players aged 8-12 across 63 member associations. To enhance opportunities for 11-12 year old players and connect them to the North Carolina ODP program, the Academy will implement the US Youth Soccer ODP Player Manual curriculum for this age group. This "Pre-ODP" program will be overseen by the Technical Director and Assistant Technical Director of Coaching Education & Player Development, and will evaluate coaches and players while providing feedback through Academy showcases. The goal is to invite qualified players to train and try out for the North Carolina ODP program.
The document outlines the agenda and goals for a Tecumseh Soccer Club family education event. The agenda includes discussing the club's mission, vision, values, player development pathways, coaching staff structure and philosophies, program goals, and scheduling. It provides quotes emphasizing nurturing player development and having a unified curriculum. The document discusses the TSC 04G program in particular, outlining its goals and fall/winter training schedule. It stresses the importance of skill development, physical literacy, and creating an enjoyable experience for young players.
Tecumseh SC Skill Centre Program (U8 and U9)Ryan Mendonca
The document provides information about the Tecumseh Soccer Club's Skill Centre program for the 2020-2021 season. It discusses who they are, why they are different than other clubs, and what the Skill Centre program involves. Specifically, the Skill Centre program is for U8-U9 boys and girls playing in the ECSL league. It focuses on creating a positive development environment through purposeful training and competitive matches to enhance individual skills and tactical understanding.
The document summarizes information about Moline United's elite player development program, including:
- The director's coaching background and upcoming training.
- Best practices in player development across youth, junior, and senior levels.
- The program will allow top local players to train and compete together nationally while remaining with their local clubs.
- Details on tournaments, costs, tryouts, and training schedule are provided.
This document is a career portfolio for Luke Ruff that includes sections such as a personal mission statement, course descriptions, academic history, resume, certificates, recommendations, references, accomplishments, volunteer experience, professional affiliations, goals, skills assessment, and a statement of originality. The portfolio contains information about Luke Ruff's education, qualifications, experience, and goals to support his career in soccer coaching and management.
The document discusses the North Carolina Youth Soccer Association's Youth Academy program for players ages 8-12. It provides an overview of the program's goals of developing players through assessments, limited travel, and a focus on fun, skills, and long-term development rather than results. Coaches are required to obtain licenses and all players receive biannual evaluations. The program aims to remove pressure to win and focus on individual player growth.
The document outlines the Irish Rugby Football Union's Long Term Player Development model. The model provides an integrated framework to facilitate rugby development for players of all levels from ages 6 to senior international level. It is based on 5 stages of player development that take a player-centered approach and focus on developing players' technical, tactical, physical, mental and lifestyle capacities appropriate for their age and experience. The goal is to provide all participants with an enjoyable rugby experience while maximizing player potential according to their ability and ambition.
Ben Roth graduated from St. John's University with a Bachelor's degree in Sports Management. He has extensive experience as a soccer player and leader, including serving as captain for his high school and club teams. Roth has worked as a contributing writer for CollegeSoccerNews.com and has instructed soccer clinics. He also attended coaching and broadcasting camps to expand his knowledge and skills in sports.
Ben Roth graduated from St. John's University with a Bachelor's degree in Sports Management. He has extensive experience as a soccer player and leader, having played for Players Development Academy and Watchung Hill Regional High School. Roth has worked as a contributing writer for CollegeSoccerNews.com and instructed soccer clinics for Dave Masur Soccer Camp and Soccer Domain Academy. He also attended NSCAA and sports broadcasting conferences to expand his knowledge and skills in sports management.
So Good Football Academy operates a successful youth academy focused on developing local talent in Matero, Zambia. The academy has five departments that oversee coaching, scouting, sport science, education, and administration. Players progress through different age groups from ages 9-22, mastering skills and fine-tuning their technical, physical, mental, and lifestyle abilities according to "The So Good Way" philosophy. The academy aims to support Zambia's national teams and premier clubs by developing players and maximizing financial returns from academy graduates.
The Super Y League aims to provide elite youth soccer clubs with an unparalleled experience through their summer league. The league offers unique player identification and development programs, regional scouting events, and a chance to compete in the North American Finals. Member clubs benefit from partnerships that provide additional resources and discounts. The league implements new US Soccer standards and ensures a consistent high-level of competition across North America.
The document provides an overview of coaching the under 19 player, noting that this age group is in
the last stage of adolescence before adulthood where they want more independence in decision
making while still needing guidance from coaches and role models. It discusses the social and
emotional development tasks of establishing an identity and future plans while experimenting with
different roles. Coaches are advised to provide leadership while allowing players to learn from their
own experiences as they transition into adulthood.
This document outlines the mission, player development model, and plans for the 2014-2015 season for Valeo FC, a soccer club. It describes focusing on developing committed players' technical, tactical, physical, and psychological abilities. It details levels of competition, training structures, and time allocations by age group. It also lists tournaments, coaching assignments, player evaluations, initiatives for the year, and reasons to join Valeo FC.
The Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) at this stage of its development and given resource constraints uses the following two programmes as basis for its long term Player Development Plan & Framework.
World Rugby “Get Into Rugby Programme”
Irish Rugby Football Union Long Term Player Development Model
The two frameworks are being implemented in practice and where necessary adjustments will be made.
N Zone Jr. is a youth sports program for children ages 3-8 run by N Zone Sports of America. The program aims to introduce children to sports in a fun, educational environment through organized sessions at local elementary schools led by trained instructors. Sessions last 45-60 minutes and focus on specific skills, teamwork, and values while incorporating activities, games, and awards. The goals are to develop children's motor skills, self-esteem, and love of healthy exercise and sports.
The IMG Soccer Academy will host the IMG Cup this winter for boys at our state-of-the-art 15 soccer field complex at IMG Academies in Bradenton, Florida. The IMG Cup is
by invitation only, and elite teams will be selected for invitation based on their competitive performance
as shown on their registration.
We will be taking teams from five age groups —U14 to U18— with teams coming from all over the world to compete. Competition will be premium.
Each team is guaranteed to play
four games in a league-style tournament. Their will be numerous college coaches and professional
scouts in attendance throughout the tournament.
The North Carolina Youth Soccer Academy offers an optional player development program to over 4,500 players aged 8-12 across 63 member associations. To enhance opportunities for 11-12 year old players and connect them to the North Carolina ODP program, the Academy will implement the US Youth Soccer ODP Player Manual curriculum for this age group. This "Pre-ODP" program will be overseen by the Technical Director and Assistant Technical Director of Coaching Education & Player Development, and will evaluate coaches and players while providing feedback through Academy showcases. The goal is to invite qualified players to train and try out for the North Carolina ODP program.
The document outlines the agenda and goals for a Tecumseh Soccer Club family education event. The agenda includes discussing the club's mission, vision, values, player development pathways, coaching staff structure and philosophies, program goals, and scheduling. It provides quotes emphasizing nurturing player development and having a unified curriculum. The document discusses the TSC 04G program in particular, outlining its goals and fall/winter training schedule. It stresses the importance of skill development, physical literacy, and creating an enjoyable experience for young players.
Tecumseh SC Skill Centre Program (U8 and U9)Ryan Mendonca
The document provides information about the Tecumseh Soccer Club's Skill Centre program for the 2020-2021 season. It discusses who they are, why they are different than other clubs, and what the Skill Centre program involves. Specifically, the Skill Centre program is for U8-U9 boys and girls playing in the ECSL league. It focuses on creating a positive development environment through purposeful training and competitive matches to enhance individual skills and tactical understanding.
The document summarizes information about Moline United's elite player development program, including:
- The director's coaching background and upcoming training.
- Best practices in player development across youth, junior, and senior levels.
- The program will allow top local players to train and compete together nationally while remaining with their local clubs.
- Details on tournaments, costs, tryouts, and training schedule are provided.
This document is a career portfolio for Luke Ruff that includes sections such as a personal mission statement, course descriptions, academic history, resume, certificates, recommendations, references, accomplishments, volunteer experience, professional affiliations, goals, skills assessment, and a statement of originality. The portfolio contains information about Luke Ruff's education, qualifications, experience, and goals to support his career in soccer coaching and management.
The document discusses the North Carolina Youth Soccer Association's Youth Academy program for players ages 8-12. It provides an overview of the program's goals of developing players through assessments, limited travel, and a focus on fun, skills, and long-term development rather than results. Coaches are required to obtain licenses and all players receive biannual evaluations. The program aims to remove pressure to win and focus on individual player growth.
The document outlines the Irish Rugby Football Union's Long Term Player Development model. The model provides an integrated framework to facilitate rugby development for players of all levels from ages 6 to senior international level. It is based on 5 stages of player development that take a player-centered approach and focus on developing players' technical, tactical, physical, mental and lifestyle capacities appropriate for their age and experience. The goal is to provide all participants with an enjoyable rugby experience while maximizing player potential according to their ability and ambition.
Ben Roth graduated from St. John's University with a Bachelor's degree in Sports Management. He has extensive experience as a soccer player and leader, including serving as captain for his high school and club teams. Roth has worked as a contributing writer for CollegeSoccerNews.com and has instructed soccer clinics. He also attended coaching and broadcasting camps to expand his knowledge and skills in sports.
Ben Roth graduated from St. John's University with a Bachelor's degree in Sports Management. He has extensive experience as a soccer player and leader, having played for Players Development Academy and Watchung Hill Regional High School. Roth has worked as a contributing writer for CollegeSoccerNews.com and instructed soccer clinics for Dave Masur Soccer Camp and Soccer Domain Academy. He also attended NSCAA and sports broadcasting conferences to expand his knowledge and skills in sports management.
So Good Football Academy operates a successful youth academy focused on developing local talent in Matero, Zambia. The academy has five departments that oversee coaching, scouting, sport science, education, and administration. Players progress through different age groups from ages 9-22, mastering skills and fine-tuning their technical, physical, mental, and lifestyle abilities according to "The So Good Way" philosophy. The academy aims to support Zambia's national teams and premier clubs by developing players and maximizing financial returns from academy graduates.
The Super Y League aims to provide elite youth soccer clubs with an unparalleled experience through their summer league. The league offers unique player identification and development programs, regional scouting events, and a chance to compete in the North American Finals. Member clubs benefit from partnerships that provide additional resources and discounts. The league implements new US Soccer standards and ensures a consistent high-level of competition across North America.
The document provides an overview of coaching the under 19 player, noting that this age group is in
the last stage of adolescence before adulthood where they want more independence in decision
making while still needing guidance from coaches and role models. It discusses the social and
emotional development tasks of establishing an identity and future plans while experimenting with
different roles. Coaches are advised to provide leadership while allowing players to learn from their
own experiences as they transition into adulthood.
This document outlines the mission, player development model, and plans for the 2014-2015 season for Valeo FC, a soccer club. It describes focusing on developing committed players' technical, tactical, physical, and psychological abilities. It details levels of competition, training structures, and time allocations by age group. It also lists tournaments, coaching assignments, player evaluations, initiatives for the year, and reasons to join Valeo FC.
The Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) at this stage of its development and given resource constraints uses the following two programmes as basis for its long term Player Development Plan & Framework.
World Rugby “Get Into Rugby Programme”
Irish Rugby Football Union Long Term Player Development Model
The two frameworks are being implemented in practice and where necessary adjustments will be made.