3 Things Beginner Soccer Coaches Should Know

In this video I look at three of the important things to consider when starting out as a soccer coach.

Particular attention in given to volunteer parent coaches who are beginning their journey into soccer coaching.

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🇨🇦⚽️ Canada Soccer Association - Coaching Resources

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[ashlymchatton]

“Shout out to Holly!”

You’ve got this Holly. Great video, Jason. Love these three tips. #1 was my favorite. (All were excellent).

[JamesODonnell]

The best coaches in the world started on day 1 with no experience. ✅

[adamthomas]

Jason was my soccer coach and his ways of working has inspired me to get to where i am today. I am a successful coach to a fantastic squad of players. I would not have got there without the guidance and listening to Jason. Good luck with Canada boss we are all proud of you.
***KEEP LISTENING PEOPLE AND I WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS WITH YOUR COACHING JOURNEY***

[coachrye]

Great stuff, Jason. Every coach started with zero experience... so true and applicable in so many other areas as well. Keep it coming! 💪🏼

[officialmikeharvey]

Jason, this video was hugely helpful. I really appreciate your experience and sharing your expertise. I'm looking forward to seeing what courses you create for us beginner grassroots coaches!

[pettdogg]

Great tips just about to start my coaching career as my amateur playing days are coming to an end . As a fellow English man can’t help but think this video should have the word football rather then soccer 😂👀

[Zamazama]

I’ve coached in Europe and now in the US and it interesting the difference of coaching between the 2 places. Definitely more challenging in Europe for the kids, less politics, harder trainings. My players in the US are a lot softer especially at a young age.
And parents in the US think they also are coaches most of the time, giving Terrible advice to their kids. Just saying.

[LittleWhiteLines]

I'm a new coach and I love it should have did this year's ago

[ajfx]

Fantastic stuff :) learnt a lot that can be applied not only to footie but life!

[timothyumeme]

Thank you sl much for the information am now able to coach well .After listening to you keenly

[eyongetapaulbawack]

Thanks for this video, really helpful. Can we get more

[Nicolas-ldtv]

Very helpful video! I just started coaching soccer with high school students! I was wondering if you have any tips on how to keep them all focused or concentrated during practice because it can sometimes very hard since they tend to goof around a lot! Thanks!

[patriciap]

US recreational, I realized the other day 1/2 of my team is on some sort of ADHD med, Girls U11. How do you deal with such changes in personality from practice to practice?

[eyongetapaulbawack]

I'm a new coach, how do I control up to 15kids in a session. How do I put an eye on everyone of them

[TheValleyRVParkRKE]

for 7 v 7 how should I line the team up for games when we only have 7 on the team and there are no back ups. what is the best rotation of the players to keep them fresh when the only break they get is half time? ( we are a small team who play teams of 10 to 12 and are on the field the hole game) there is not an option for more players so I have to work with what I have and I am trying to keep the kids from getting burnt out. The kids have been great and put in there all but we have a hard time keeping up with the other teams.

[jasonstarkman]

I could use some help no experience and my team lost 1-0 slot of criticism from the parents

[aiahbockarie]

Am looking for opportunities to have free online coaching course so that I can be a better coach in the feature

[folukumutiu]

You promised to drop a Facebook channel