Girls in soccer has exploded by 200%.

But very little has changed in the industry and how things are done in the last 100 years.

Women are different to men.

Girls are different to boys.

Yet we still train, treat and coach girls the same way as we do boy when it comes to this game.

This is not just neglecting the girls the opportunity to reach their full potential on the pitch.

But is one of the reason, that even numbers have increased expedientially, so has the amount who are quitting the game.

And now we have the knowledge and research as to why that is.

Girls do not need to be work with less intensity or treated softer but what they do need is to be in an environment where they can train and play in a way that suits their psychology. And their physiology.

Not someone elses.

So they also get the opportunity to reach their full potential on and off the pitch.

As well as stay in this game for as long as they can.

But what is really important is that all of these parties (and the demands they have themselves) are also put into consideration when creating strategies in order for them to actually work.

So we are big on delivering knowledge and real-life scenarios (things that actually happen during the season and on the pitch) so it creates insight rather than extra information overload.

Tools that reduce workloads, not increase which they do not need,

And the actual life of a coach, club, parents and player all taken into consideration (not just one angle) when providing the information and strategies.

All the talks we give are based on the following factors.

Psychological Driver

Girl’s brains are wired differently. And so how they feel things. Understanding motivation, what societal things they have going on outside of side at different ages, how their mind’s works, team dynamics and techniques that help them build confidence (which is different to boys) is a game changer.

Elite Pathways

Providing the right tactical, technical and physical foundation for long-term collegiate and professional success.

Unique Physiology

Between the ages 11-17 years old, their muscles, bones and systems are doing big things and vary between the ages. Having this knowledge with female biomechanics helps with training regimes, game plays and injury prevention.

The Retention Crisis

Addressing the high dropout rate by actively creating more inclusive, engaging and supportive team environments. This does not only benefit the players, but also the foundations for a success Club.

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