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Soccer training videos have come a long way in the form of production and availability, but has the content improved? So many people have been disappointed by their purchases it is important to understand what they contain. There’s nothing worse than getting all excited about the arrival of your newly purchased soccer training video and then feeling let down after watching it. These reviews led Coach V and his staff to make 100% sure their new series would quickly become the new dominant soccer technical skills training video on the market today. Hints on buying soccer training videos. 1- Content Listing A look at one video series from the Coach’s / producer’s perspective. When Coach V set out to design the www.SoccerU.com series he did so only after talking to 1000’s of soccer coaches, parents and soccer players to find out what THEY really wanted. It was important that this series didn’t disappoint like so many others had. His goal was to create the most comprehensive series focusing on individual soccer skills and do so in method that actually taught people how to learn and teach them. “So many people have been let down by soccer training videos that simply show excellent players performing drills. We wanted to show real life players being taught the raw soccer skills and performing them the wrong way and the right way. Coaches, trainers, parents and players all benefit from seeing average to great soccer players learning in real time. Not a staged series of drills where everyone performs the skills perfectly. I believe this is one of the true benefits that people will get out of this series.” Coach V With SoccerU, the series walks you through all ages and skill levels. Soccer players on the series range from 10 year old beginners to professional level players all learning the raw soccer skills. The www.SoccerU.com series is over 8 hours long. It contains 30 chapters and many of these chapters have subchapters, making it the most extensive soccer training series ever released. Make sure you understand your content listing of any video before you buy. Also make sure the soccer video is age appropriate and skill level appropriate. Coach Thompson is a well known national youth soccer trainer and contributing editor to the www.SoccerU.com website. He has worked with all levels of players from 10 year olds to professional players currently playing.
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