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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Futsal is not Soccer Field of play is smaller Ball is smaller, heavier the goal is smaller and sized very differently the amount of players is 5 versus 11 per team The surface must be a hard surface not a soft grass or turf surface now that we have established that a soccer field is not an appropriate field for futsal maybe it will make sense to you when i suggest you and your tennis racket go play tennis on a ping pong table or badminton court. Plenty of those around and based on your premise they should suit your tennis game as well as a soccer field will suit a futsal game. [/quote] This is funny. I was told by my kids coach that futsal was used to improve my kids soccer game when my DC couldn’t get out on the soccer field. Now that I think about it, that is in accurate. If my golf pro told me that for $500 I should play mini-golf next to an empty golf course I would have laughed her out of the room. If my tennis pro said (for $500) I should play table tennis next to an empty tennis court to improve my tennis game, she wouldn’t be my tennis coach. So now I ask myself, if my DC’s soccer coach is saying I should pay extra to play futsal instead of playing soccer in order to improve my DC’s soccer game, should I be listening to this guy? None of this is about developing my DC’s soccer playing skills, just about me paying more money. Can someone give me recommendations on where to move to to find a club that is more focused on soccer player development and less so on money-making ancillary activities?[/quote] I do indeed suggest you take your money elsewhere - you are simply not going to understand that although the sports are different, the ability to understand and apply combination play and quick transitions may remain beyond a kid without a supportive parent.[/quote]
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