Classes are built around play and games disguising the learning aspect. This format encourages more engagement from the class resulting in better participation.  

• Indoor Soccer at The Post, Sun 3:25pm for 3yrs

Key Questions

• It's our first time playing soccer, what will my soccer star learn?

  Our coaches will lead them through a series of organized mini games that help to develop listening skills, balance, running, playing as a group, basic ball skills and foot-eye coordination. The activities will also help to teach gross motor skills that are crucial to healthy development and of course include, scoring lots of goals!  

• I've been playing in the 2yr class, what will we learn now?  

  This class will be a continuation of the skills learnt in the 2yr class as repeating the actions is very important to develop technique. You will see more progression in the games and also the introduction of 1v1 games  

• Will they pay attention and be able to do all the drills in the first class?  

  Every single child is different! Typically at this age our soccer players are attending school or daycare and have a better understanding of using their listening ears. Although we don’t expect every single player to be able to focus on their first day, this does get better every week. Once they become accustomed to the routine and our coaches they will pay attention more and more as the weeks progress. We have to remember that listening to a stranger give instructions isn't the norm for them yet and saying you can't use your hands can be even more confusing.  

• Cognitive mental development in 3yr olds  

  Young players at this stage have short attention spans. They are starting to understand visual instructions, but they tend to do better with concrete demonstrations of what they are expected to do. While many are still "parallel playing" an unaware of team dynamics like passing and group movement, they are starting to become aware of one another and the fact that other people have ideas and emotions.  

  Kids at this age are beginning to become more cautious. They understand there are things in the world that can cause pain and they proceed accordingly. They have wonderful imaginations and can be super spontaneous and creative.

• Do parents need to be involved?

  This is at the complete discretion of parents, if your child needs a little extra help please feel free to jump in (especially on the first day!) otherwise, we encourage parents to take a few steps back and see how their soccer players do on their own.

  Parent attendance required (not drop off) - Please note all classes are not drop off classes. Parents/carers/guardians will be required to stay for the duration of the class.

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