http://www.footballfedtas.com.au/fileadmin/user_upload/_temp_/Skill_Training_Participant_Manual.pdf


At last this is available for the general public.=d>

There is a lot of useful stuff in this FFA Skill Training Certificate. I've done a lot of this stuff with ages 11 - seniors at an NPL club. Instead of the useless old FFA Youth and Junior Licences, this Skills Certificate has replaced the Junior Licence.

If anybody reading this has not done a recent Skills Certiciate, I'd recommend this course. One acquires a lot of info for only a few hours tutelage and minimal costs.



I did something similar as a FFA Specialist Rep coaches course after the C Licence and learnt heaps. Any FFA Advanced Trained coach, C Licence, B Licence upwards, who has not completed a Skills Certificate in the last year, will probably see stuff here that is useful for any age group, including adults.

The NTC does a lot of this training ground stuff as do SAP.

I'll connect some of it up to the four components of technique part of this Performance section - First Touch, Passing and Moving ( Striking the Ball), 1v1 Attacking and Defensive skills and Running With The Ball.

This stuff is easy to see on PDF diagrams which explain things well.




In the English language, believe you me, this stuff does not exist on the internet, apart from some of the old Arsenal , Chelsea, PSV, Ajax and KNVB stuff put on the internet by a Mr Brown and now taken down.

The reason it doesn't exist is an indictment of the English speaking football countries, essentially England and the United Staes football methodology, because this FFA stuff originates from Spain, Holland, France and Germany.







Edited by Decentric: 15/5/2015 05:31:16 PM