Sessions are focused on the Game Intelligence Skill, which is a player's ability to make smart decisions against opposition. The 3 main components developed during training are:
The game demands quick reflexes, fast thinking, and pinpoint passing. Futsal uses a smaller, heavier, low bounce ball. Ground control and first touch are essential to success in the game.
2
BALL
TOUCHES
In a statistical study comparing Futsal to Soccer, players touch the ball 6x times more & comparing to indoor soccer, with walls, players touch the ball 210% more often.
3
BALL
CONTROL
With limited space, an out of bounds and constant opponent pressure, improved ball control skills and technique are required.
4
SUPPPORT
OF PLAY
Without a wall or rebound boards to rely on in order to escape from tight situations, you must make supporting runs when teammates have the ball.
5
SPEED
OF PLAY
With limited space, constant opponent pressure and a 4 second restart rule players learn to play and think fast.
6
MORE
TECHNICAL
Futsal rules encourage technical play and do not permit the aggressive physical play that soccer allows
7
FOUNDATION
OF STARS
Many of soccer’s greatest players like Messi, Pele, Ronaldo, Iniesta, and Neymar all grew up playing futsal and credit futsal with developing their skills.
8
KNOWLEDGE
With four court players and all the basic options of the outdoor game in non-stop action mode, players' understanding of the game is enhanced.
9
NOT
SOCCER
Futsal rules encourage technical play and do not permit the aggressive physical play that soccer allows
10
MORE OF
EVERYTHING
More shooting, more goals, more action! Players rotate positions throughout the game, so every player is 100% involved in every game.
