Childrens Football Training Archives

Sports, Play, and Learning: Why Active Childhood Experiences Matter

Children learn with their whole bodies. They learn when they climb, chase, balance, throw, kick, catch, jump and fall. They learn when […]

Ask a toddler and a pre-teen what makes football fun and you may receive two very different answers. A three-year-old might be […]

Children rarely move in only one way. They run, jump, throw, catch, kick, balance, twist, chase and climb, often switching between these […]

A football session for a three-year-old should look very different from one designed for a ten-year-old. The younger child may spend much […]

A football pitch can be much more than a place where children learn to pass, dribble and score goals. For many young […]

For children, some of the best learning happens when they do not realise they are practising at all. A simple game involving […]

Children are naturally drawn to movement. Give them an open space and a ball, and many will quickly start running, kicking, chasing, […]

A child’s first football session can feel like a surprisingly big occasion. There may be excitement about wearing football boots for the […]

For many children, football begins with something wonderfully simple: a ball, a patch of open space, and the excitement of trying to […]

Children do not learn movement all at once. They build it through tiny experiments: reaching for a ball, chasing bubbles, balancing on […]