The Brazilian Educational Soccer Clinic is the first level in the Player’s Cycle of Education. The clinic is recommended to any team interested in learning the Brazilian soccer philosophy. This program consists of 12 hours of education divided into three (Friday to Sunday) or four (Monday to Thursday) days at the team’s location.
For the last fourteen years, BFUT’s staff has been studying, analyzing and implementing clinics through out the world. In this program, BFUT incorporates the six principles of the Brazilian soccer (planning, behavior, tactical, technical, psychomotor system, and emotional) with different North American educational concepts.
The major goals to accomplish in this program:
* Introduce the necessary concepts to plan a soccer season.
* Analyze each player’s lower and global body coordination, technical skills and speed of thought to establish necessary procedures for group development.
* Learn to make necessary adjustments during the match (read the game).
* Develop the player’s conditioning abilities (psycho-motor system) towards any game situation.
* Introduce the technical development steps in Brazilian soccer.
* Implement the following tactical concepts: four basic aspects of Brazilian soccer, types of pressure, inside and outside penetration, and compactness.
* Develop functional training methods for defenders, midfields and attackers.
* Increase the understanding of Brazilian soccer inside the field.
Each program is tailored positional and tactically to fit the specific age group:
* U7, U8 - 3v3/4v4 diamond
* U9, U10 - 3v3, 4v4, 6v6 (1-2-1-1)
* U11, U12 - 4v4, 6v6, 8v8 (intro to 11v11 - 4.3.3 system).
* U13 and above – 11v11
Faculty Information:
Day 1
* Player Analysis
* Lower and global body coordination - Brazilian warm up
* Technical development - 4 heights and 4 game situations
* Analogy of Tactical positioning
* Speed of thought - 4 basic aspects of Brazilian soccer
* Game condition - Apply the concepts in specific age groups
Day 2
* Warm up - Brazilian warm up with the ball
* Technical Circuit training - 4 heights
* Game Situation - Developing marking and attacking abilities
* Introduction and development of the team
* Shooting technique - 3 phases
* Phase I - Introduction - 7 steps
* Phase II - Fast reaction of the technique
* Phase III - Game situation - 4 balls game.
* Phase IV- Game condition, 4 aspects of Brazilian soccer and shooting.
Day 3
* Warm up with the ball - Speed of thought
* Types of penetration and 3 v 3 foot communication.
* Speeds of the game – Building Compactness
* Speed of Marking
* Speed of Pressure
* Final Scrimmage
Other Activities:
There are 4 different types of soccer clinics:
* Body coordination, positioning and technical skills development – U7 to U12
* Technical and tactical Development – U13 to U17
* Goalkeeping school
* Futsal (Indoor)
Facility Information:
Clinic Coordinator’s Responsibilities
* A minimum of 22 players per clinic
* Quality facilities at the team’s location
* Room and board for BFUT’s coaching staff
* Daily transportation at the designated location
* Providing the necessary equipment (balls, flags, ropes, cones, vests, first aid kit, and water cooler)
* Local marketing for potential players, parents and coaches. BFUT will provide the necessary marketing support.
BFUT’s Responsibilities
* Top quality educators from our coaching staff
* BFUT is responsible to provide transportation in and out to the city location.
* Provide the team / club with a handbook developed during the Brazilian soccer clinic. This allows the team coach (educator) to reapply the concepts during the season.
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