Indoor Football Academy
We teach Football 365 days per year, and our indoor football academy in Dubai and Sharjah is equipped for hot weather and different sporting conditions. This means the football coaching in Dubai and Sharjah runs for 12 months each year, and we don’t take a break. We also ensure that our indoor football academy facilities offer comfortable air-conditioning with bathroom and showering services. We only do outdoor classes in the cooler months when the weather is pleasant to play Football.
Indoor Football Academy
For the cooler months, we have several venues that provide large fields that are big enough to hold tournaments and games. Our Al Barsha and Mirdif football academy have quality fields with artificial grass centrally located for convenience and bathroom and shower facilities. In Sharjah, our fields are well-maintained and offer large grassed areas.
Our Indoor football academy prides itself on quality multi-skilled sporting equipment to help with agility and coordination skills. We also train and play with various types of balls, such as indoor and outdoor, and varied sizes to support your child. Our players are divided into groups with a team name and bibs and balls allocated to each team.
Our outdoor kid’s football academy has branches in Mirdiff, Al Barsha, and Sharjah, while our indoor football academy has a venue in Mizhar 1. All our facilities have car parking for parents and seating to watch the sessions. Parents are always welcome to stay and watch the sessions and see our coaching and values in action. The coaches interact positively with the players throughout our sessions using questioning, feedback, and reflection. All our venues are also centrally located in malls and amenities, allowing parents to run errands or spend time as they, please.
Indoor Vs Outdoor Football Training
Training in large groups for children is a great way for children to learn the game; the benefits to training in a group far outweigh the negatives and provide a more realistic platform to aid the development of each players team and individual football skills and provide them with certain match specific scenarios that, come match day will help each player dominate the opposition and develop a broad understanding of the game.
Unopposed or Indoor training allows players to focus on the more technical parts of football, coordination, first touch, improving the use of both feet and first touch with different body parts are all things children can and should work on either at home or perhaps in the park with a parent or friend and it has been proven to have a vital place in the development in football of children, the fact that there is no pressure or instruction from a coach allows them to try things that maybe they wouldn’t have the confidence to attempt while playing with their peers at an academy or youth team group football session. This is vital for any aspiring footballer.
When it comes to training in a group at our football academy we ensure we become a little more tactically and positionally aware, training with a group is vital for these parts of development and cannot be replicated when training solo or in a small group.
Individuals practice football and groups train is another way of looking at it and to become a good, well-rounded footballer, both are needed at any level of the game.
