A convenient, easy-to-implement soccer development program.
When it comes to implementation, ReThinkSoccer’s soccer development program is a breeze. Designed with simplicity in mind, it can be accessed anywhere via desktop, tablet, or smartphone. Because of this, coaches can reference it while on the field, ensuring that activities and exercises are being executed properly.
Providing a roadmap and a common development theme, every part of our online program can be reached via our online web app. There’s no burdensome printing, diagramming, or memorization required, simply open a web browser, log in, and get started! To learn more about the benefits and convenience of ReThinkSoccer, watch our video or visit our program page.
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What coaches, parents, and players are saying…
"My kids have been in the ReThinkSoccer program for two years now and absolutely love it! They have each grown a tremendous amount since they we first put a ball at their foot. As a parent I love the fact that my kids are having fun while continuously growing their skill towards becoming the player they want to be. "
"My son’s year in the ReThinkSoccer program was extremely positive for him on so many levels! For the first time in his life he received expert coaching and training whereby he could really begin to learn the game; he met kids and coaches that shared his love for soccer; he was able to grow in self-confidence and skill through well-organized practice and competition, and he’s made a terrific diverse group of friends that he continues to see on and off the pitch."
Endorsers of the ReThinkSoccer curriculum:
At younger ages, our curriculum focuses on “guided discovery” and limited coaching. Players are encouraged to “fail” in their pursuit of being creative and learning new skills. Tactics to win games become more of a focus at age thirteen.
Technical skills are emphasized at all ages in our development model. Till the age of ten, when passing is introduced, players are coached to dribble in practice and games. Later, they will be able to draw upon a wide range of technical skills.
A positive mentality is essential in all ages of the development model. At younger ages, winning is de-emphasized to ensure that the focus is on learning new skills and concepts. The winning mentality is phased in for players aged thirteen and up.
Below the age of puberty, physical training and fitness are not emphasized. Soccer is, by nature, a physically demanding game, so safety, nutrition, and basic warm-up procedures are the emphasis for players below the age of thirteen.