U10 beginner kids.
How long should kids train during sessions? Thanks
2 touch 3's Passing
DESCRIPTION
Set up as shown with 2 cones (the disatance of which between can be modified depending on ability or challenge you want to set your players). 1 player on each cone and 1 player in the middle, 1 ball between the 3. Players always take 2 touches, the ball is moved from one end, into the middle man and then to the other end before the sequence is repeated from the other side.
2 touch 3's Passing
DESCRIPTION
Set up as shown with 2 cones (the disatance of which between can be modified depending on ability or challenge you want to set your players). 1 player on each cone and 1 player in the middle, 1 ball between the 3. Players always take 2 touches, the ball is moved from one end, into the middle man and then to the other end before the sequence is repeated from the other side.
kumbuka magiduCoach, United Kingdom
ANSWERS
Cam HughesCoach, England
Hi Kumbuka, for kids' training sessions, the duration can vary depending on their age group. According to the guidelines in the rules, here's a general breakdown:
- U7 and U8: Sessions should be short, with each half lasting between 5 to 10 minutes, and a maximum playing time of 40 minutes in one day for organized fixtures, and up to 60 minutes for tournaments or festivals.
- U9 and U10: Each half should also be 5 to 10 minutes, with a maximum of 60 minutes in one day for organized fixtures, and up to 90 minutes for tournaments or festivals.
- U11 to U14: Sessions can be longer, with each half lasting 10 minutes, and a maximum of 80 minutes in one day for organized fixtures, and up to 120 minutes for tournaments or festivals.
These durations ensure that the kids remain engaged and active without overexerting themselves. Let me know if you need more details or specific session plans!
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