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Training

Champions train loosers complain

We know about the importance of individual training!

If competing with the best of the best is your goal, extra sessions are indispensable. While you are resting, somebody else is working their socks off to beat you next time. Make your weaknesses become your strengths by putting in extra work in individual sessions.

You are in need of some inspiration for your next top-up? You don’t know how to build your own session? We are here for you. All our drills are primarily designed for soccer players. We believe that soccer is a complex sport including many kinds of movement. Therefore staying or becoming game fit can’t be reached by simply running around the track. Our drills include lateral movements, acceleration, deceleration, and jumps. The ball is part of many of our drills to always keep you connected.

What to expect

We help design your top-ups

CONDITIONING

You will find a bunch of conditioning sessions to keep you on track.

TECHNIQUE

We show you how to work on your technique without having a training buddy.

EQUIPMENT

All our drills are feasible without any expensive equipment.

REACTION DRILLS

Stay switched on and improve your reaction time with these drills.

PLAYBOOK

You are in charge of your session. We provide the playbook, you pick and choose.

GOALKEEPERS

We have drills specially designed for goalkeepers. 

Discipline &

Dedication

It’s not about how bad you want it. It’s about how hard you’re willing to work for it.

Do you want to push a little harder to step up your game? Every minute you invest will bring you closer to the next step of development. Sometimes team training can’t cover all your needs. We are here to fill that void. Get some inspiration for your top-up sessions and make the next step towards your goal.

Consistency pays off

Small steps big gains

15 minutes a day
91
91
hours a year
20 minutes a day
121
121
hours a year
30 minutes a day
182
182
hours a year
45 minutes a day =
273
273
hours a year

Dos and Don’ts

Here are some general guidelines for your top-ups.

Plan your workout

A well-thought-out workout provides structure and helps prevent under- or overtraining.

Determine your readiness

Every week and every day is different. Listen to your body instead of doing a top-up because you always do it on a certain day. Take the set up of the weekend in consideration as well as your mental state of mind and the soreness level of your body.

Seek variety to set new stimulus

Switch up your top-ups to challenge body and mind. Routine is helpful but the biggest progress is gained when confronted with unknown exercises. 

Don't overdo it

Recovery time is as important for success as training time. Overworking your body constantly will do more harm than good. Choose your days and the kind of top-ups wisely. The closer you get to competition day the lower you want to keep the intensity.

Dont forget to warm up

Warming up is essential for injury prevention and will result in better performance during your session.

Don't get distracted

As Kobe Bryant said, “It’s not about the number of hours you practice, it’s about the number of hours your mind is present during the practice”.