Futsal is selection base. Every winter they do less sessions to focus on futsal. There schedule opens up mid Feb / March . At least that’s what it was like last year.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this better than HP? Saw it all over Instagram.

in my opinion, yes. hp is good for reps but classes tend to be a little repetitive and not much coaching. false 8 switches it up and actually focuses on ball mastery and endurance training. false 8 is also a lot more affordable than hp.

Where can I register my child for False 8 training? I clicked on the link on Instagram for classes, but it seems like they are only open for 1–2 days a month during weekdays at 9 a.m. Where can I find more information about their training lessons?

noticed the same no winter availability in the evenings/weekends.

Cause you needed to sign up for the $$$ futsal deal.

Anonymous wrote:This is great training for u9 and u10 who intend to go pro.

Totally this. Just listen to his speeches.

This is great training for u9 and u10 who intend to go pro.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this better than HP? Saw it all over Instagram.

in my opinion, yes. hp is good for reps but classes tend to be a little repetitive and not much coaching. false 8 switches it up and actually focuses on ball mastery and endurance training. false 8 is also a lot more affordable than hp.

Where can I register my child for False 8 training? I clicked on the link on Instagram for classes, but it seems like they are only open for 1–2 days a month during weekdays at 9 a.m. Where can I find more information about their training lessons?

noticed the same no winter availability in the evenings/weekends.

Follow the Instagram page. His training sessions sell out really quick. First Touch Aid is another one that's great for ball mastery and decision making.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this better than HP? Saw it all over Instagram.

in my opinion, yes. hp is good for reps but classes tend to be a little repetitive and not much coaching. false 8 switches it up and actually focuses on ball mastery and endurance training. false 8 is also a lot more affordable than hp.

Where can I register my child for False 8 training? I clicked on the link on Instagram for classes, but it seems like they are only open for 1–2 days a month during weekdays at 9 a.m. Where can I find more information about their training lessons?

noticed the same no winter availability in the evenings/weekends.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this better than HP? Saw it all over Instagram.

in my opinion, yes. hp is good for reps but classes tend to be a little repetitive and not much coaching. false 8 switches it up and actually focuses on ball mastery and endurance training. false 8 is also a lot more affordable than hp.

Where can I register my child for False 8 training? I clicked on the link on Instagram for classes, but it seems like they are only open for 1–2 days a month during weekdays at 9 a.m. Where can I find more information about their training lessons?

Anonymous wrote:Is this better than HP? Saw it all over Instagram.

in my opinion, yes. hp is good for reps but classes tend to be a little repetitive and not much coaching. false 8 switches it up and actually focuses on ball mastery and endurance training. false 8 is also a lot more affordable than hp.

Is this better than HP? Saw it all over Instagram.

Anonymous wrote:It's a cattlecall for u8 to u11 players.

Exactly, not much more. Great place for them to get some good technical work during the winter and summer.

It's a cattlecall for u8 to u11 players.

Don't pay attention to social media.

It’s fine OP, I think it feeds a need in that area for focused training for kids who really want it. For sure, if you have the passion and desire to work intensely, even if the skills aren’t as good as some of the others, it’s a good environment.

A few of my DS MLSNext teammates attend sessions there but they were doing similar training beforehand and it seems to be just more convenient to them.

We don’t go because it’s too far and it’s gotten a bit too big for us.

I don’t think it produces drones. If it makes my kids teammates better by making them more skilled and be able to make decisions more quickly, it’s good for the game. Execution of these skills in real games will always be dependent on other factors outside out of these trainings.

Training environment is on the intense side but they’re creating clones and it also feels a bit too cultish. How many IG posts do you need if the training is solid? It all makes the little kids (and their parents) feel important though.

Does anyone have experience with false 8?
Pros and cons?
My DS are U13 and U11, playing for a big club at top levels, Both have been taking small private groups and HP training.
Lately, I’ve been seeing so many false 8 ads on Instagram, and it looks intense, so I’m wondering if the training is good. TIA