How to deliver engaging coaching sessions for 12-16 year olds (Southend Workshop)

How to deliver engaging coaching sessions for 12-16 year olds (Southend Workshop)


Developing Football Fitness - Practical Workshop


Accredited FA CPD hours for all Levels.


Workshop Overview

Hosted by the Essex County FA Coach Development Team, we’ll delve into the key principles for the development of 12-16 year-olds in their footballing journey.


Who is it for?

For those who want to create a positive impact for children aged 12-16 years old, giving them the best support within this key developmental stage.


Outcomes

  • To discuss the challenges coaches face when working with players aged 12-16 
  • To develop strategies to support player development across all 4 corners
  • To observe some practical activities to motivate, empower and engage your players 


Schedule:

Date
Start Time
Finish Time
 Monday 9th June 2025 
6:00pm
9:00pm

 


Venue:

Garons Park

Cricket Pavilion

Eastern Ave

Southend-on-Sea

SS2 4FA


Cost: £10

 

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