please forward to your parents
parents,
this friday 9/21,
the boys are back on for the free professional coaching by santa clara
competitive coaches.
here is a comment from the coach about the
1st boys session.
"Got lots of compliments after the session, and the
main thing they said was it isn't enough time :-) I gave them some tips for
working with their children till the next session. Parents commented that they
really liked it and know of other 'really good players' that they would tell to
come next time."
if you have a child that is playing u5-u8 in scysl, we
are offering free training on fridays from 5-6:30pm at curtis field for players
who
think that they will want to play competitive soccer when they are u9
(or u8 spring). this training will be provided by coaches who coach
competitive teams in santa clara sporting as well as other clubs. this
training will be more intensive and instructive than a normal recreational
training. the players will be expected to pay attention and concentrate on
soccer. in these practices, they will be competing against other top
players in practice, so they will improve their skills by being defended by
other top players. this will improve both players and invite friendly
competition among those at the session.
i have heard from a
number of parents whose kids aren't playing soccer anymore that the reason they
stopped playing was that
they would enter the game and score a few goals,
then the coach would hold them back and tell them they couldn't score
anymore. they got bored with the game because they were so much better
than their competition. this is exactly why these players need to be
challenged by other top players. i have also heard from parents whose
santa clara children are playing competitive soccer in other leagues that they
didn't know that we had competitive teams in santa clara, so they went
elsewhere.
if you aren't sure if you want your child to play competitive
soccer in the future, this is a great way to get a free look at the coach, at
the session, at how your child stacks up, at how your child reacts to this type
of competition, etc. if is is not a good experience for your child, then
you don't need to come back, and you will not have that doubt in your mind
wondering if he/she should play competitive soccer in the
future.
here is how the program director alex saunders describes
these sessions - The SCYSL Pre- Comp Program is designed for players looking for
advancedtraining and an opportunity to experience a competitive environment.
Players will go through structured and dynamic drills that will test a players
technical skills with the ball. They will focus on training the key skills of
dribbling, passing, shooting, control, and skills as an individual and then in a
small team environment. This is a great opportunity for players looking to get
an experience or prepare to play on a competitive team next season or the one
after.
the schedule will be as follows - boys 9/7, 9/21, 10/5, 10/19,
11/2. girls 9/14, 9/28, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9. all sessions
are at curtis field from 5-6:30pm. the players will be separated by age,
size, and skill level to ensure a good training session for all.
look
for the guys in the red scysl coaches shirts.
matt heintz, scysl
president