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Robi	Community & Football Development Academy	Lead	[-]
Posts: 143 (03/12/2007 14:17:28) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Tags : None Objectives & Philosophy Nurture the talent of the elite young player Instruction hones attitude, technical skill, tactical understanding, speed of thought and action, outwitting opponents. Value for money Set Realistic Goals Increase opportunities to progress Evaluate players on a regular basis Training program Ongoing training for the long term Quality instruction from an early age Players play at level of ability, not age. Players should be stretched to play at best level. Competitive games form part of the development program; game result is not of primary importance Goalkeeper training Use of quality training and playing facilities Coaching staff continually upgrade their coaching qualifications Mandatory coach/player ratio Provide resources and links to nutritional and diet information. Medical provision through therapist/doctor to be made available* * We will recommend you to our affiliate Sports Injury Clinic, players will have to pay direct to the Clinic for any treatment received.
Robi	Re: Community & Football Development Academy	#1	[-]
Posts: 143 (03/12/2007 14:19:03) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Trail Days School/Boys League team Managers can recommend players or players can themselves apply for a two week trial at the Development Centres. The Academy is only open to boys aged Under 12 - Under 12s of each playing season. The player will attend the Development Centre for two weeks, after this period the Head coach will make a decision on whether the player is capable or will benefit from attending the Development Centre in the future. Why have a trial? This gives yourself an opportunity to experience the training sessions and make your mind up as to whether you would benefit. The trial also gives our coach the opportunity to access whether you should progress directly on the Centre of Excellence. Who should attend? Boys that play for a team with above average ability and who think that they could hold there own within a high pressure coaching session. The player MUST have a good attention span, patience and a willingness to work extra hard to improve there individual techniques as well as understanding of tactics. Cost? You initially pay 2 for a two week trial at the Academy. If you are not successful you do not have to pay a penny after this period, successful players will need to pay for the remainder of the term (normally charged 1.00 per week) Can anyone apply for a trial at the Centre of Excellence? Unfortunately NO. If our Development Centres Head coach sees a player developing and feels thay have the correct attributes for The Centre of Excellence then they will be offered a further two week trial FREE OF CHARGE at The Centre of excellence. Please feel free to contact us with any further questions that you may have.
Robi	Re: Community & Football Development Academy	#2	[-]
Posts: 143 (03/12/2007 14:20:46) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	WHAT IS THE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE? The Community & Football Development Academy is designed to provide supplement training to competitive youth players, with professional instruction from our Academy coaches. This is a training program where high performance players train together to raise their level of play through training that is both challenging and enjoyable. The Development Centres will focus on all aspects of training: technical skill, reading the game tactically, positioning, speed of thought, mental skills and the sharpening of the players game sense. Players will see their game develop to a higher level and will experience greater confidence in their ability. There is a strong emphasis in the training session on developing the individual skills of the player: ball dexterity, first touch, creative attacking play, strong defending and correct striking of the ball. Players will also be introduced to combination play and advanced skills. Our program is designed for players who already possess above average or advanced skill level. Players showing potential will progress onto the Centre of Excellence. WHAT IS THE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE? The Centre of Excellence will present elite youth players with a professional training program in a setting where high performance players train together. The players will accelerate their technical and tactical skills to reveal their individual potential and maximize Football opportunities. The Centre of Excellence will focus on all aspects of player development: technical skill, reading the game tactically, positioning, speed of thought and action, mental skills and fitness. The Centre of Excellence will produce a High Performance U11/12 squad to train and compete at an elite level and will appeal to talented and focused football players with a strong desire to reach their potential.
Robi	Re: Community & Football Development Academy	#3	[-]
Posts: 143 (03/12/2007 14:22:09) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Diet & Nutritional Information Training with The Community & Football Development Academy and your local team sometimes may not be enough to work on your own individual weaknesses, just like any professional footballer you will also need to put in some hard work in your own time. Here are some links to web sites that contain information relevant to help players maintain a quality diet , help improve fitness and co-ordination, and giving you a guide to help you plan your own training programme . (We are not responsible for the content or the accuracy of the websites) Please email communityandfootballdevelopment@hotmail.co.uk To notify us of any missing or broken links Diet & Nutrition www.footy4kids.co.uk/footballfood.htm www.thefa.com/GrassrootsNew/Player/Postings/2004/03/FootballNutrition www.racingblythe.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/A%20young%20Footballers%20diet.htm Coaching Sessions www.footy4kids.co.uk/ www.grassrootscoaching.com/ Fitness & Co-ordination www.total-soccer-fitness.com/index.html www.netfit.co.uk/football-program-webwen.htm www.soccer-training-info.com/agility_training.asp Advise regards injuries and rehab Prevention of football injuries www.physioroom.com If you can not find the information you are looking for please feel free to email us with any questions.
Robi	Re: Community & Football Development Academy	#4	[-]
Posts: 143 (03/12/2007 14:23:14) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Success Stories - In the 2006/07 Youth Development End of Season Awards 3 ex-primary players in the U14 squad each received an award for their performances and efforts during the season. - Since the first primary team at Elgin City Football Club, the standard of football has risen quite considerably. The U15 squad who were the very first primary squad, have been enjoying very favourable results in the SFL youth iniative league this season. - Todays U11/12 squad have achieved very much so far this season, reaching a Cup final during the summer and very good performances against older oppostion as well as competing with other senior Clubs.

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