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How Do I Become A Qualified Football (Soccer) Coach?
Hi Im 15 years old and my ambition is to become a football coach. Now I know what courses the FA offers such as the Level 1 to UEFA pro license but is there anything else I could do to help forward my career whilst Im learning? i.e. coach a younger side whilst im learning.
go to www.thefa.co. and that will give you your answer..............
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Coaching Soccer $18.35 Coaching Soccer |
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The Soccer Coaching Bible $18.63 The Soccer Coaching Bible |
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Coaching High Performance Soccer $9.67 Coaching High Performance Soccer |
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Coaching Girls' Soccer Successfully $14.89 Coaching Girls' Soccer Successfully |
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Coaching Youth Soccer $24.99 Coaching Youth Soccer - Photographic Print |
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Survival Guide for Coaching Youth Soccer $11.91 Survival Guide for Coaching Youth Soccer |
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Coaching Soccer for Dummies $24.96 How to get a kick out of coaching kids` soccer Each year, 6.1 million kids aged 6 to 17 play soccer for more than 25 days a year, and each of their teams needs a coach. In many cases, the coach is a parent or adult volunteer who may not have any previous coaching (or even soccer) experience. This book provides these volunteers with a crash course in soccer and coaching fundamentals. It provides an easy-to-understand overview of soccer rules, positions, and strategies as well as imaginative, enjoyable drills to help kids improve their kicking, dribbling, headers, and play-making. And, there`s lots of advice on typical coaching challenges, from handling substitutions and playing time to encouraging good sportsmanship and involving parents. The National Alliance For Youth Sports is America`s leading advocate for positive and safe sports for children. The Alliance provides a wide range of programs for volunteer coaches, professional and volunteer administrators, officials, parents, and young athletes. Greg Bach (West Palm Beach, FL) is Director of Communications for the National Alliance for Youth Sports. |
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Coaching Girl's Soccer $12.69 Coach Girls for Success on and off the FieldGirls rule! Coaching girls' soccer is a challenge and also a wonderful experience. Witness a game-winning penalty kick or a goalie who saves an almost unstoppable ball, and you can't help but be inspired. The ef |
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Coaching Youth Soccer (Paperback) $26.98 Created by the American Sport Education Program and U.S. Youth Soccer, the fifth edition of Coaching Youth Soccer provides the keys to attacking and defending successfully, along with a chapter on goalkeeping, and includes position-specific guidance. The book features the use of both skills and drills type activities, and small-sided games to help the new coach or the parent of a young player. It includes sample training plans for U6, U8, U10, U12 and U14. Original. |
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The Spanish Soccer Coaching Bible: Youth and Club
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DescriptionThe maestro of Spanish soccer gives his insights and training suggestions for goalkeepers. Laureano Ruiz is truly the guru of Spanish soccer. He has helped to develop some of the most highly skilled players in the world, including Ivan Helguera (Spain,Real Madrid), Ivan de la Pena (Spain, Lazio and as a coach at Barcelona had a huge influence on Hristo Stoichkov and even the great Johan Cruyff... |
The FA Youth Coaching Award
Where should I start if I want to become a football (soccer) coach/manager?
Lately, coaching a football (soccer) club has greatly piqued my interest. I've followed soccer for many years (I'm 17 now) and I've grown an interest to coach. I researched the internet but I only got as far as finding out that the FA offers courses. Low and behold, I live in the U.S. and moving or visiting England for an extended time is not in my future plans.
I was wondering, if possibly there were any college/university courses I can take that will help me in this field. I plan to attend college/university beginning in the Fall 2009 semester. Any type of helped will be greatly appreciated.
Hey...wow your job sounds really interesting...good choice!
I'd do try to obtain a qualification from university, probably a Bachelor of Science majoring in Physical Education and Sport and Bachelor of Business/Management Studies conjoint. A conjoint degree seems to be appropriate for you as it offers more flexibility and experience.
Other pathways which you could consider to be a soccer coach/manager:
Volunteer to be a soccer coach assistant, have a soccer coach take you under his/her wing, and learn the basics of being a coach from him/her.
Read books and attend any available seminars on how to be a successful soccer coach, participate in leadership roles such as president of a club, peer support leader, etc, in your community.
Once you're sure you know how to be a soccer coach, start recruiting your team. The most important factor is passion for soccer, and show an enthusiasm towards teaching.
You could try studying the following at college/university:
Bachelor of Science major in sport and health
Management Studies/Psychology/Teaching
Experience is essential, so don't be afraid to do some volunteering work at sporting venues, or volunteer to be a soccer coach assistant.
I know a guy who only completed a diploma in sport but he became a tennis coach. So it's not always about the qualifications you have, it's also about your attitude, how much you want something. If you put your mind to it, don't ever give up.
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