Soccer Skills Player Development DVDFor Players Age 5 to 11
Developed by professional English coach Dean Jacobs, this DVD teaches youth soccer players Soccer Homework Skills they can practice at home in front of a TV or in the yard!
So what is the real key to improving your soccer skills? Touching a ball outside of your regular practices is the real key to rapid soccer improvement. Players will see the difference with just 10 Minutes of homework a day! Running Time: 87 Minutes Shipping: USPS Priority Mail (2-3 Days) Bonus Material: |
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Soccer Skills Player Development DVD Pro EditionFor Players Age 11 and Up
Developed by professional English coach Dean Jacobs, this DVD is aimed at those soccer players 11 years and older who want to take their game to a higher level!
This DVD will work on skill and confidence with the ball and improve coordination. The aim of each exercise is to work on the player's first touch and control and create muscle memory to improve a better all-around soccer player. Running Time: 42 Minutes Shipping: USPS Priority Mail (2-3 Days) Bonus Material: |
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This DVD is the best individual soccer skill development available and is designed for all soccer players from 5 years old and up. Each exercise is graded with a difficulty Skill Level from 1 to 4. Skill Level 1 is an easy exercise to perform and skill level 4 is difficult and will require more practice. Work your way through the Skill Levels. This DVD contains 38 Soccer Homework Skills!
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When the game of soccer is taken to a more advanced level, the amount of time a player has on the field with a soccer ball becomes much less. A great first touch is the key to playing at the highest level and a great touch will create more time for the player on the ball. Watch any professional game and note the importance of the first touch and control.
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