Training is one of the foundations of soccer success, and although it is the results that determine whether a team performs as expected, the reality is that it is the shadow work that determines the results to a greater extent.
We combine high-level football with training through our own methodology based on tactics, education in values and the latest in technology.
It is to create the ideal conditions in STS that allow to develop to the maximum the soccer potential so much to individual level as to teams.
These exercises have a great physical load to improve speed.
Sprinting speed is very important, but soccer isn’t a track meet. It’s not a linear game, and elite soccer players have great agility in addition to blazing straight-ahead speed.
Coordination and control of your body is super important during a soccer game and training. Lack of coordination means weaker skills, poorer passing techniques, slower change of direction .
Agility is the player's capability to perform rapid whole body movement with change of velocity or direction in response to a stimulus
Stretching is an extremely crucial aspect of any athletic activity. A warm-up that includes dynamic stretching allows the muscles to warm up and get prepared for the physical activity that they are about to perform
Becoming a good passer is essential if you want to excel in soccer. Good passing can help a team to maintain control of the ball, can assist in scoring, and can help your team to win games.
Soccer players need a lot of different skills, and it does not matter for most of these skills whether you teach Skill A or Skill B first. However, there are some skills that are absolute “must-haves” for any player- and are so important that you probably will want to teach them first.