SoccerU - The University of Soccer - Soccer Training Video

"It's like buying EVERY training DVD on the market today and rolling them into one. I was simply amazed at all the content and for once, didn't feel I needed more."

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Soccer U ™ was developed by LISTENING to coaches, parents, and players like you. With the help and input of professional players and Division 1 College coaches, it is the most complete technical training series ever.

First, please read a quick note from "Coach V" HERE.

Pre-Orders are now being allowed. Read More...

"Soccer U is NOT just a another video showing players performing drills. Watching drills is fine, but it will NOT teach skills. It is a step by step breakdown of each individual skill and thought process players MUST possess to advance to the upper levels. " Coach V

"Soccer U should be mandatory viewing."
Mike Pearson, 20 year youth soccer coach. socceru dvd

SOCCER U ™ ...
For the first time EVER a complete look at TOTAL technical training has been put into a series of videos that takes you far beyond anything that has ever been released before. Designed for soccer coaches, soccer parents and soccer players of all ages and skill levels.

3 DVD SET PLUS BLAST THE BALL

Over 4 hours of total technical training and INCLUDES Coach V's top rated BLAST THE BALL DVD. Teaching you everything you ever wanted to know about kicking and ball flight.

The "Mistaken Assumption".

Most parents assume that having their child play on an advanced or travel team and attending soccer camps during the summer means their player is getting all the skills needed to develop into a quality player when older.

This assumption has been made by many is simply not true.

Ask any good soccer coach what he feels is missing from his program and the answer will almost always be TIME. One to two hours a week for 8 - 12 weeks is simply not enough time to properly train young players in ALL the basic and essential skills. Soccer players and soccer parents MUST work on individual skills outside of normal team sessions.
However, most soccer parents and even many soccer coaches have never been properly trained in BASIC INDIVIDUAL TECHNICAL SKILL TRAINING. There is so much to do and so much to learn that this LONG and IN-DEPTH knowledge never gets learned or passed on.

SoccerU is designed to help TRAIN THE TEACHER. If you are a soccer player, you must become your own teacher. If you are a soccer parent, it is time to learn to teach. If you are a soccer coach, it is time to learn the true, specific forms of individual skills.

Rationale: It is estimated to take about 10,000 hours of training and competition to reach

a high level of proficiency in any sport. In soccer, this process will take a minimum of ten

years. Talented and motivated young players must be given the opportunity to train more

frequently under good coaches and with other talented and motivated players. Therefore,

outside of regular training sessions, a minimum of two optional practice opportunities

should be provided per week.

Rationale: It is estimated to take about 10,000 hours of training and competition to reach

a high level of proficiency in any sport. In soccer, this process will take a minimum of ten

years. Talented and motivated young players must be given the opportunity to train more

frequently under good coaches and with other talented and motivated players. Therefore,

outside of regular training sessions, a minimum of two optional practice opportunities

should be provided per week.

Rationale: It is estimated to take about 10,000 hours of training and competition to reach

a high level of proficiency in any sport. In soccer, this process will take a minimum of ten

years. Talented and motivated young players must be given the opportunity to train more

frequently under good coaches and with other talented and motivated players. Therefore,

outside of regular training sessions, a minimum of two optional practice opportunities

should be provided per week.

Rationale: It is estimated to take about 10,000 hours of training and competition to reach

a high level of proficiency in any sport. In soccer, this process will take a minimum of ten

years. Talented and motivated young players must be given the opportunity to train more

frequently under good coaches and with other talented and motivated players. Therefore,

outside of regular training sessions, a minimum of two optional practice opportunities

should be provided per week

It is estimated to take about 10,000 hours of training and competition to reach a high level of proficiency in any sport. In soccer, this process will take a minimum of ten years. Talented and motivated young players must be given the opportunity to train more frequently under good coaches and with other talented and motivated players. Therefore, outside of regular training sessions, a minimum of two optimal practice opportunities should be provided per week. (US Youth Soccer Player Development) See It HERE

"Soccer U will have a HUGE impact on youth soccer."

Developing a technically strong soccer player takes time and often IT NEVER HAPPENS.

With SOCCER U, players can develop at their own, accelerated pace, often 3 times faster than without it.
Designed for soccer coaches, soccer parents and soccer players, SOCCER U explores and explains EVERY technical skill required to be a well developed player.

A Step By Step program to create a truly technically sound soccer player. SEE THE STEPS PROGRAM

What is the difference between a "soccer coach" and a "soccer teacher". More Here

"SOCCER U" Covers EVERY aspect of Technical Training.

It wasn't our design...
It was designed by you and top level coaches.

We surveyed 1000's of coaches, parents and players and asked them what THEY wanted in their "dream training series". The result is SOCCER U.

Division one college coaches also helped by defining weaknesses they see in players they see and strengths they would like developed.

Many of the technical skills covered are skills a youth player will NEVER be exposed to in regular soccer training sessions. These are critical skills to learn early on otherwise they may never be learned or become a HABIT.

Simply "playing the game" or performing "drills" does NOT produce quality soccer players. A complete and thorough exposure to ALL the technical skills is essential. Every soccer player, coach and soccer parent can now learn the FULL range of technical skills and how to teach them. Read More

Why are most soccer players truly "under developed"?

We think it was said best by former U.S. Men’s National Team captain Claudio Reyna...

“It’s possible at any time during a player’s career to get into top physical shape or to try to win every game! But you can’t teach skills to an old player. Youth coaches should keep in mind that individual skills need to be nurtured at an early age. Players who haven’t mastered the fundamental skills become frustrated because the game gets too difficult for them as they move into higher levels.”

Most players receive a small amount of technical training 1 or two days a week. This happens for 2 or 3 months, once or twice a year. Some may attend camps for 3 to 5 days during the summer.

The "average player" will have between 100 - 300 hours of true technical training during their full development phase.

Compare this to residential academy programs where in just 4 years many of these players will receive more than 2000 hours of technical and growth training. (We didn't say playing the game.)

See the numbers HERE

My child is a good player, but all the other players are bigger. Read it here.

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