Hashem R.

I have ran a kids soccer camp from ages 6-14 in Bloomfield hills, Michigan for 2 years consecutively in the summer.

I have been doing one on one sessions focusing on developing players and working on their mindset to prepare them for the best both physically and mentally.

I helped with coaching at Fursan Hispania fc, I was the head coach for the u12's and led them to a 3rd place in the Dubai International Cup.

I captained the u18 squad in Fursan Hispania based off in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Competed in Oviedo cup 23/24 playing against big Spanish teams such as Rayo Vallecano & Espanyol.

Captained my u18 Fursan Hispania side to winners of DOFA league in Dubai.

Have received player of the year at my highschool in Dubai American Academy competing in MESAC international school tournament.

In the end I have exposure to football at many different levels in Europe and the US and Middle east having competed in them and trained with high level teams.

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Here's a one-on-one soccer training session plan that you can include in your coaching application. It focuses on key areas of development using the available equipment.

One-on-One Soccer Training Session Plan
Total Duration: 60-75 minutes
Target Group: Kids aged 6-14
Equipment: Soccer field, goals, cones, balls
Objective: Improve technical skills, decision-making, and fitness while keeping the session engaging and age-appropriate.

1. Warm-Up (10-12 minutes)
Dynamic Stretching (5 minutes):

High knees, butt kicks, lunges, and arm circles to activate muscles.
Focus: Increase blood flow and flexibility.
Ball Dribbling and Control (5-7 minutes):

Dribble through a cone maze set up over 20 yards, encouraging creativity and close control.
Use inside/outside of both feet, perform quick changes of direction.
Focus: Engage their touch on the ball while warming up.

2. Technical Skills & Ball Mastery (15-20 minutes)
Dribbling & Ball Manipulation (10 minutes):

Set up cones in a zig-zag pattern for close control, encouraging use of both feet.
Progress from basic dribbling to using specific moves (e.g., scissors, step-overs) to beat imaginary defenders.
Focus: Improve dribbling, ball handling, and coordination.
Passing & Receiving (10 minutes):

Use a small area and set up two cones 5 yards apart to create gates. Pass the ball through the gates and have the player receive on the other side.
Increase intensity by adding one-touch passing as the player improves.
Focus: Develop first touch, accuracy, and quick decision-making.

3. Shooting & Finishing (15 minutes)
Finishing Drills (10 minutes):

Use the goals and start with the ball at the player’s feet. Have them dribble and shoot from varying distances.
Add a defender (using cones) to simulate pressure.
Focus: Precision, power, and accuracy.
One-on-One Finishing (5 minutes):

Play one-on-one to a goal from 20 yards out, encouraging decision-making under pressure.
Focus: Creativity, confidence, and composure in front of the goal.

Memory updated
Here's a one-on-one soccer training session plan that you can include in your coaching application. It focuses on key areas of development using the available equipment.

One-on-One Soccer Training Session Plan
Total Duration: 60-75 minutes
Target Group: Kids aged 6-14
Equipment: Soccer field, goals, cones, balls
Objective: Improve technical skills, decision-making, and fitness while keeping the session engaging and age-appropriate.

1. Warm-Up (10-12 minutes)
Dynamic Stretching (5 minutes):

High knees, butt kicks, lunges, and arm circles to activate muscles.
Focus: Increase blood flow and flexibility.
Ball Dribbling and Control (5-7 minutes):

Dribble through a cone maze set up over 20 yards, encouraging creativity and close control.
Use inside/outside of both feet, perform quick changes of direction.
Focus: Engage their touch on the ball while warming up.
2. Technical Skills & Ball Mastery (15-20 minutes)
Dribbling & Ball Manipulation (10 minutes):

Set up cones in a zig-zag pattern for close control, encouraging use of both feet.
Progress from basic dribbling to using specific moves (e.g., scissors, step-overs) to beat imaginary defenders.
Focus: Improve dribbling, ball handling, and coordination.
Passing & Receiving (10 minutes):

Use a small area and set up two cones 5 yards apart to create gates. Pass the ball through the gates and have the player receive on the other side.
Increase intensity by adding one-touch passing as the player improves.
Focus: Develop first touch, accuracy, and quick decision-making.
3. Shooting & Finishing (15 minutes)
Finishing Drills (10 minutes):

Use the goals and start with the ball at the player’s feet. Have them dribble and shoot from varying distances.
Add a defender (using cones) to simulate pressure.
Focus: Precision, power, and accuracy.
One-on-One Finishing (5 minutes):

Play one-on-one to a goal from 20 yards out, encouraging decision-making under pressure.
Focus: Creativity, confidence, and composure in front of the goal.
4. Game Scenario & Decision Making (10 minutes)
1v1 Challenges (10 minutes):
Set up small goals (or use a full-size goal with reduced space) and run a 1v1 scenario. Challenge the player to beat you or a simulated defender using skills learned earlier.
Focus: Decision-making, reading the opponent, and tactical awareness.

Memory updated
Here's a one-on-one soccer training session plan that you can include in your coaching application. It focuses on key areas of development using the available equipment.

One-on-One Soccer Training Session Plan
Total Duration: 60-75 minutes
Target Group: Kids aged 6-14
Equipment: Soccer field, goals, cones, balls
Objective: Improve technical skills, decision-making, and fitness while keeping the session engaging and age-appropriate.

1. Warm-Up (10-12 minutes)
Dynamic Stretching (5 minutes):

High knees, butt kicks, lunges, and arm circles to activate muscles.
Focus: Increase blood flow and flexibility.
Ball Dribbling and Control (5-7 minutes):

Dribble through a cone maze set up over 20 yards, encouraging creativity and close control.
Use inside/outside of both feet, perform quick changes of direction.
Focus: Engage their touch on the ball while warming up.
2. Technical Skills & Ball Mastery (15-20 minutes)
Dribbling & Ball Manipulation (10 minutes):

Set up cones in a zig-zag pattern for close control, encouraging use of both feet.
Progress from basic dribbling to using specific moves (e.g., scissors, step-overs) to beat imaginary defenders.
Focus: Improve dribbling, ball handling, and coordination.
Passing & Receiving (10 minutes):

Use a small area and set up two cones 5 yards apart to create gates. Pass the ball through the gates and have the player receive on the other side.
Increase intensity by adding one-touch passing as the player improves.
Focus: Develop first touch, accuracy, and quick decision-making.
3. Shooting & Finishing (15 minutes)
Finishing Drills (10 minutes):

Use the goals and start with the ball at the player’s feet. Have them dribble and shoot from varying distances.
Add a defender (using cones) to simulate pressure.
Focus: Precision, power, and accuracy.
One-on-One Finishing (5 minutes):

Play one-on-one to a goal from 20 yards out, encouraging decision-making under pressure.
Focus: Creativity, confidence, and composure in front of the goal.
4. Game Scenario & Decision Making (10 minutes)
1v1 Challenges (10 minutes):
Set up small goals (or use a full-size goal with reduced space) and run a 1v1 scenario. Challenge the player to beat you or a simulated defender using skills learned earlier.
Focus: Decision-making, reading the opponent, and tactical awareness.
5. Cool Down (5-8 minutes)
Light Jogging and Static Stretching (5 minutes):

Gradually bring the heart rate down with light jogging and follow with static stretching for key muscle groups.
Focus: Improve flexibility and promote recovery.
Reflection and Review (2-3 minutes):

Ask the player what they felt they improved on and what they’d like to work on next session.
Focus: Build a growth mindset and keep the player motivated.