Does it seem like “MORE OF THE SAME” to you?

Have you ever noticed "private soccer training" looks an awful lot like "normal soccer training"... but with fewer kids?

Same cones, same drills, same dribbling, same shooting... same as always but with greater focus on fewer people.

And that's not all bad; that singular focus can provide great feedback for young athletes.

But shouldn't private training bring more to the party (or pitch in this case)?

How about more technology, more measurement, more variety, more speed, more technical skills, more dynamic reaction, more technical skills and more game style touches?

And most importantly, how about more noticeable improvement in a drastically reduced timeframe? The kind of improvement that you can visibly see with your own eyes versus the improvement you're told about? Read More

ARE YOUR SOCCER SKILLS "IMPROVING" OR "EXPANDING"?

Soccer practice is really good at helping players “improve” but a lot less good at helping kids “expand”.

Often times, good players are really good at doing things the wrong way.

Instead of working on their left foot skills, they’ll get really good at using their right foot in the wrong way. But they’ll get so good at it that it works really well.

Until they get into the games with other really good players.

Suddenly, those right footed “cheats” aren't working as their opponents start to key in on the single option this player has available. It’s not hard to figure out and good defenders pick it up after 2 or 3 encounters. Read More 

The War On Winning

We didn't build SocrPro to not win more... we only built it to make kids smarter so they can win more.
The SocrLabs indoor soccer development center was only built to make kids physically faster, with better reaction time and improved technique, so they can play harder and win more.
Winning is so much more fun than losing.
And isn't fun what sports is all about? Read More

Little kickers soccer for today's kids

Little kickers soccer? "Isn’t my child too young for soccer training in a place like this?"

It’s a common question we hear and the answer is always the same; "if your child likes sports at all, it’s never too early to teach them the right way to play the sport."

The reality is that it doesn't matter if a child is a "little kicker", "medium kicker", "large kicker" or even an "old kicker"... learning proper technique and getting faster is going to make their time on the soccer field more fun.   Read More