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SDA Juniors
Intro
SDA Juniors is a program designed to develop 3-6 year olds, regardless of their skill. The goal of the program is to create players who are coachable and eager to learn. Join us for a fun-filled soccer experience designed especially for our youngest athletes. Sessions are led by Bo Jelovac, SDA technical and soccer director.
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Program Highlights:
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Fun Skill Sessions:
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Each session will focus on exciting activities that teach basic soccer skills like dribbling, footskills, and shooting. We will use fun games to help everyone learn while playing. They won't even know they are working hard and learning.
Interactive Games:
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Get ready for games and obstacle courses that will challenge players while encouraging teamwork and creativity.
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Mini Matches:
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They will experience the joy of playing on a team! We will have short matches where players can show off their skill and enjoy playing together.
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Positive Environment:
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Our coaches are dedicated to creating a supportive and encouraging atmosphere where every child feels confident and excited to participate.
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5:00-5:40 2021-2020 age group
5:40-6:20 2018-2019 age group
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Sign up today and let your little one kick off their soccer journey with SDA Juniors!
Thank you,
Bo
Training Details
30 min Skills Session
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30 min Small-sided 4v4
Dates
Wednesdays
5 PM – 6 PM
@ SDA Training Center
Initial Stage Breakdown (U6 – U7)
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Young players from ages 6 to 7 love to play. All practices should be based on fun games! Individual and collective games are essential for the player at this age to experiment with the ball.
Players must spend the maximum time possible in contact with the ball and experiment by themselves. Basic motor skills like walking, running or jumping have to be combined with ball handling and ball control.
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For the first time, the player builds a relationship with other players. We give different responsibilities to the players in order to develop teamwork skills.
Curriculum Objectives
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Scrimmage: Take up good positions during the game
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Technical: Improve basic individual technique
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Physical: Develop coordination and basic motor skills with and without the ball
Technical Emphasis
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Passing and Receiving
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Dribbling
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Shooting