Foundation football 2019 school information

Foundation football 2019 school information

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  FOUNDATIONS FOOTBALL INTRODUCTION information forparents. “Anything is possible” 2019
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  As the namesuggests we are a structure of development a entity that supports a child in their chosen sport, an idea, a dream, a philosophy and a vision for passionate young footballers. We aim to make a positive impact in our community by giving children the character tools required to empower them in order to function in society and thrive through health, fitness and social parameters. Foundation Football is an academy committed to the education and well being of children in sports. Our clients are why we do what we do. Founded by Gus Cerro, the business began operations back in 2005. Our aim was to provide high quality sports education through the worlds most popular sport Football . We believe Football development is a very important and powerful medium in creating an environment where children can grow and learn through creative play. Over the years we have learned through research, trial and error along with a need to evolve our methodology, that we can greatly contribute in a positive manner and add great value towards the development of character in children. About Gus With over 300 professional games at the highest level and a life long student of the game our Technical Director Gus Cerro is very passionate about education and more so in the advancement of the game as a learning tool for the community. He leads our coaching and education programs and has developed our unique curriculum and methodology . FF is a partnership represented by all parties. As the saying goes it takes a village to raise a child, our village is football. ​ We C.A.R.E Connect – Aspire – Respect - Empower About Foundation Football
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  To become worldclass in any field requires a thorough knowledge of the process. Many children aspire to play the game for their favourite teams, they dream of one day being like their idols. These factors however only play a small part of the road to success. The reality is that reaching the highest echelon of the game is not an easy path. From the may years of researching, reading and through my own experiences I have come to learn that there is a high price to pay for success. It requires a team in order to support an individual in their quest. The first and most important factor is the understanding that there is no such thing as someone being born with talent. Talent is what you acquire through hard work, time and effort. Some people may be born with a certain personality that allows them to achieve greater heights but everyone must pay the price. Football development starts by nurturing a love for the ball, not for the game. From the age of birth to 7 children are in the beta stage, it is a period of their lives where they are not fully conscious. They live in the now not focusing on past or future. Those that encourage their children to play with a ball at home from the youngest of ages are embedding that love in the child's sub conscious. If a child does not love the ball then the chances of success diminish, this is not to say that there is no chance but football is a game of opportunity. It is by giving your children every opportunity to practice and be influenced by good coaches and mentors that drives the passion forward. In todays society football is more than just a game it is a social tool for well being physical and mental health. Those that improve in their skill set are more likely to continue playing right through until their twilight years. The environment that the game provides is one of belonging a basic human need that makes people feel safe. Today more than ever football is a means to a better life. We C.A.R.E Connect – Aspire – Respect - Empower Sport is no longer just an activity
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  Our Aim Our aimis to develop a players, self confidence and ability through our unique philosophy, methodology and curriculum. Over the years we have formulated our system of development based on research and education. We have learned that environment plays a crucial role in the development of skills necessary to enjoy, learn, compete and ultimately excel in a sports environment. Sport is an educational passion, a place of expression and creativity. It is through sport that children learn many life lessons and they do this indirectly by way of the game. We teach children to respect the game, respect their environment and their peers. We do this by focusing not only on how to play the sport with intelligence but also by controlling the environment and in doing this we try to leave no stone unturned. We value what we call self actualisation, the ability to take responsibility for ones own personal destiny. Emotional intelligence is learned through environment and guidance. Being able to assist children to embrace ones self worth is done through acceptance that failure only leads to success if one is willing to believe in themselves. When failure occurs ones level of emotional intelligence can be measured by how well they respond to those bumps in the road. Our training sessions are challenging and filled with opportunity to solve problems through games that require individual improvement through team co-operation. We work on the principle of we win as opposed to I win. Self actualised individuals are unstoppable and do not require motivation. This is why environment and consistency is crucial. • A copy of our curriculum is available to those who wish to understand our methodology further. Contact us via email office@foundationfootball.com.au
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  Part of ourextensive curriculum is the importance of our philosophy. Our programs are driven by principles. Principles are governing laws, when one lives by principles they are living a life which encompasses high level of morals that lead to good social values. We believe that football is the culmination of 3 things, the first is the acquisition of knowledge. The more knowledgeable one becomes the higher the level of skill that is attained. Improved skills leads to a desire to work hard for successful outcomes. Within that context are the 5 C’s. We aim to implement the environment where the 5 c’s are enhanced and taught. These skills are essential in delivering our successful outcomes and they are part of our methodology in the process.
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  WHY SHOULD YOUSEND YOUR CHILD TO A FOOTBALL SCHOOL? • Many children aspire to play the game at an advanced level. However football is a highly complex game that requires many years to master proficiency. The game today is much faster and more tactical than ever before. Less than 1 % of the football population will make it to the top. • There are many reasons why your child should take their sport seriously but the main ones are the life lessons, sport when taken seriously is a healthy drug and becoming a professional athlete is the bi product from years of good sports development. • The key period of development know as “the golden years” age 2-12, are crucial to laying the foundations for longevity in the sport. “A FUTBOL BASE”, we offer the participant a detailed curriculum which focuses on the individual without disrupting the importance of team ethos. It is during this key period that children develop Myelin more rapidly. Myelin is a sheath that covers the brains neuron connections. In children, myelin arrives in a series of waves, some of them determined by biological code, some of them dependent on activity. These waves last into young adulthood. Until this time, the brain is extraordinarily receptive to learning new skills. • Coupled with the knowledge that we have a detailed curriculum with everyone on board striving for the same positive outcomes gives us the ability to be consistent. Consistency in the learning model is crucial to our success as educators. • Furthermore there is plenty of previous scientific studies that have shown a link or correlation between fitness or sports participation and better academic performance in the classroom. • On the social front, football has all of the tools to be a huge force in making change and resulting in positive community and social outcomes. • As community football is played by male and females well into adulthood there are important health benefits to the community in the prevention of serious disease. Mental health is most prevalent in young people and football provides the physical activity and social networks to help reduce anxiety and depression.
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  Elite sports participation Opportunityand Circumstance • For a player to achieve a high level of play they require first and foremost opportunity. If your child is born between the months of January and July, statistics in football and any other elite sport which encompasses early identification through cut off dates show that players closer to the those cut off dates (in Australia's case 1st of January) are more likely to get selected for advanced programs. This is not always because they are more talented it is generally because they are more mature and have had more time to develop than say a child born in September to December. If they are selected then they will be exposed to a greater level of coaching and opportunity throughout the corresponding years, therefore they will naturally improve more than a child who gets left behind or does not receive a good level of coaching and assistance. This has also been the case in school academic programs. • FF offers all kids a chance to receive a better level of professional coaching and thus a greater opportunity to develop to their full potential. FF offers kids an alternate pathway as well as a way to compliment the club pathway. • From ages 2-12 years we believe that this is the most critical stage of development in children's ability and skill. To attain a high level, training 1-2 days a week is nowhere near enough. When we look a the best/world class athletes or artists they will tell you that on average they would have practiced their craft from 4-6 hours per day. It cannot be a sometimes activity. • Training to be the best that one can be requires discipline, hard work, sacrifice and dedication amongst many other factors that must be present. Ultimately a child can not become successful without the support of their parents and for parents to be able to support their kids they too need to understand the process of development and the industry in which their child wishes to flourish in. • The key is that if you have to motivate then you are not providing your child with the right environment. Children need a push but in a good way and for children to want to work hard they have to have fun. Children are not motivate by money or dreams they are motivated by enjoyment, the social aspect and the feeling of belonging to something special. Where they are safe and feel like thewy have a connection.
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  Our 2019 programs *Noteall programs are subject to numbers in each age division. Minimum numbers per group are required to start a class. • Kindy Football 3- 7 Beginners, 45-1 hour classes • PDP Skills Development Program7-9 1 hour • ERP Elite Recognition Program - 9-15 1.5h • ERP Senior Select – Advanced Senior 16 above 1.5h • Personal Training – all levels 1h • Spanish Pro Football- International school Spain • School Holiday Camps – all levels
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  2019 ERP PDPfee structure • The weeks in which the sessions run are from approximately Febuary 1st to December 19th. A total of approximately 40 weeks worth of sessions. • Payments can be made in instalments commencing January. Payment options include fortnightly or monthly via scheduled direct deposit. • There are two options in our fee structure for 2019. • Option 1 is if you do 1 session per week • The cost for each session is $33.00 • The Total for the year is $1320.00** or calculated by the number of sessions left in the term/year • Your Monthly instalment is $110 per month over 12 months. • Option 2 is if you do 2 sessions per week for up to 40 weeks. • Attendance is flexible, you may choose to do more sessions or less depending on your personal circumstance. • The cost for each week x 2 session is $49.50 • The Total for the year is $1980 • Your Monthly instalment is $165 • Sibling discounts apply • PDP $22 per session $220 per term • P{DP 2 x sessions $33 per week $330 per term • **NOTE 2019 TERM 2/3 we are offering everyone a 50% discount on ERP PDP
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  Personal training • 5week programs for ages 6 and above • Aimed at improving balance and co-ordination on the ball. Purely technical training working on correcting technique and repetition. • We also offer with the full 5 weeks our player management system which includes our success strategy booklet • $100.00 per session. • Total for 5 weeks is $500.00 For more information on this program please email us for a dossier ages 15-20. Spanish Pro Football School Spain School holiday camps • School holiday camps are normally scheduled during term 1 and term 2. • The cost of the camps is TBA.
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  Tours and Tournaments •Every year we offer our students the option of traveling on our incredible football tours to Spain. • In the past four years we have been very fortunate to be able to watch and train with some of the best football clubs the world has to offer. • Our football tours are generally hosted in September during the off season and they last between 12 – 14 days. • Barcelona , Valencia , Real Madrid and Espanyol are just some of the amazing football clubs we have visited and have learned much about how the game has evolved. • We also compete in Academy Tournaments and other tournaments from time to time. • In the past we have travelled to Canberra to visit the AIS and to compete in a development cup in Canberra hosted by the Belconnen Football clubs Blue Academy.
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  Academy squads • Expressionsof interest are now being taken for 2019 summer squads program. • Academy training through academy competition • Qualified FF coaches instead of parent coaches • Development training with competition. • Contact us for more details. Academy Premier League ages 8-12.
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  Locations • Tuesdays HorsleyPark Reserve Horsley Park • Friday Powhatan Street Reserve Greenfield Park
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  Kindy futbol LocationTBA • 45 min lessons min class SIZES 4 • Ages 4-7 • Curriculum based coaching • Holistic environment conducive to learning • Uniform • Following the school calendar • Accepting new and previous enrolments now • Location TBA • $200 + GST - $20 + GST per session on balance of term • New enrolments Uniform $35 + GST • All payments in full and in advance prior to commencement.
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  F.A.Q Frequently asked Questions •Q - Can my child play for a club? • A – Yes, FF is here to compliment your child’s club participation. However some families have chosen to by-pass clubs at the younger ages as club football has very little quality tuition. • Q - Is the uniform compulsory? • A – Yes, The uniform is compulsory. The ATP program has more equipment as it is an ambition program, from time to time we play tournaments and friendly games and trainings are rarely ever cancelled. • Q - Do I have to pay my fees in advance ? • A – Only those doing term by term programs require fees paid per term in advance. ATP Fees are calculated Monthly from the start date and are payable in instalments each month. Uniforms do not need to be replaced every year but payment for uniforms is in advance. • Q – What happens when it rains? • A – Generally if grounds are closed and the weather is bleak we cancel by 4pm. We send out an email and post the update on Facebook. If you don’t here from us training is on. However if you are still not sure it is best to call or text in advance to make sure. • Q – What happens if a session is cancelled due to weather? • A – For Term by term programs make up classes will be scheduled in the school holidays. ATP players are able to make up classes at our other venues, therefore there will be no make ups for ATP. ATP single session plans can do makeups during camps only when we cancel a session. Always check your email prior to any sessions in case of unforeseen circumstances that require cancellation. • Q – What happens if I miss a training session? • A - We do not provide refunds for missed training sessions, in rare instances where players miss up to 4 classes or more due to injury or illness we will discuss the matter privately with parents to work out a fair solution. Should you not be attending for any reason you must contact us to allow our coaches time to alter any session plans as we work on the basis of our regular numbers when planning and preparing a training session. • Q. Can I just drop off my child and pick them up after training? • A. Yes, however this must be no earlier than 15 minutes prior to training commencing. Any child dropped off prior to this will need to be supervised by a parent or guardian. The coaches will only be responsible for the players once your child is in the supervision of our coaches no earlier than 15 mins prior to the session commencing. To ensure this is the case it is important that all children are dropped off by parents or guardians at the field of training to their designated area and then also picked up at the field at the conclusion of training as indicated in your welcome pack. The coaches will supervise all children during training however it is a parent or guardian’s sole responsibility to ensure the children are picked up and dropped off. • • Q – How do I register my child • A – You can register on line via our website www.foundationfootball.com.au
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  Contact details Gus Cerro Technicaldirector 0433156279 Maitina academy administrator 0426 271 072 office@foundationfootball.com.au www.foundationfootball.com.au For regular updates and news, follow us on these social networks “WE C.A.R.E” Connect – Aspire – Respect - Empower