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[quote=Anonymous]My U11 is similar. Fall training is four days a week Monday through Friday. Winter training is three days a week. Spring training it's back to four days a week. All games on weekends of course. My U11 does drills at home, but they are very light and only take 5-6 minutes. However it adds up and we quickly change the drills. For example: For 14 days the drill sheet will be: 3 sets of 10 V Turns 3 sets of 10 Sol Rolls 3 sets of Bell to Sol to Bell Juggle 50 Times. Done. It's quick, no sweat, no changing, etc and our kid can learn new drills very quickly. Every 14-21 days we change drills and it's a great way for an athlete to get ahead of others with very little effort.[/quote]
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