Every player has strengths. Every player has areas to improve. And no two players need exactly the same training.
Maybe your coach wants you to improve your first touch. Maybe you've noticed you're less confident using your weaker foot. Or perhaps your team is working on improving speed of play with quicker passing and receiving. Recognizing what needs improvement is one thing. Knowing how to work on it is another.
From Feedback to Action
Coaches provide valuable feedback during practices and games, but real improvement takes more than simply hearing what you need to work on. It takes action, repetition, and consistency. That's where individual soccer training comes in.
When players have a clear understanding of what they're working toward, their training becomes more purposeful. With direction from their coach, they can focus on specific skills that will help them become more confident and effective on the field, rather than simply accumulating minutes. And because every player develops differently, their training doesn't always need to look the same.
Making Individual Training More Personalized
At Techne, we believe players should take ownership of their development, with coaches helping guide the process. That's why we've made it easier for coaches to provide more specific direction between team sessions.
With the updated Coaching page in the Techne App, coaches can now:
- Assign specific training sessions based on the skills players need to develop.
- Personalize who receives each assignment, whether it’s an individual player, selected teams, or everyone.
- Create and manage assignments directly in the Techne app.
Coaches can also continue assigning training minutes to help players build consistent habits.
Whether it's improving ball control, developing a better first touch, or getting more comfortable with both feet, coaches can now connect their feedback to specific training for the player, within the Techne app. For players, this means clearer direction on what to practice between team sessions. And for parents, it means knowing their child has a more focused training plan to follow.
Your Development. Your Responsibility.
A coach can identify areas for improvement and provide direction, but ultimately, it's up to the player to put in the work.
For coaches, that means helping players understand what to work on and why. For parents, it means encouraging their players to follow through on assigned training and build consistent habits. And for players, it means showing up, embracing challenges, and taking responsibility for their progress.
The goal isn't simply to train more. It's to train with purpose.
Coaches, explore the new Coaching page in the Techne App and start turning feedback into action.
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