The Hope of Inclusion
E-Soccer is an inclusive sports program where typical children and those with special needs participate and learn alongside each other. There are many…
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Barcelona Master Control: Passing & Directional Control Drill
Check out this Barcelona training video for a very simple but multifaceted drill that employs passing accuracy, fluid movement, and directional ball control… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgobjTeYKrM
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The “Just-Right” Challenge
Kids get motivated by a challenge, like to be stretched, and are inspired when they feel the coach has great expectations of them. In…
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A “Coach to Participant” Perspective
More Than What Meets The Eye Elizabeth shares her perspective on a participant she works with Johnny is more than just a participant at…
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City of Pleasanton Recognizes Roby Family for E-Soccer Contribution
“The kids in the program absolutely loved the younger coaches, and the teen coaches loved working with the kids in E-Soccer. It was a…
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A Siblings Perspective
One Kid at a Time Alexis shares her perspective on her brothers “A small black hole starts to form. It starts as tiny and…
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Quick Reference: Coaching a Child With Autism / Asperger’s Syndrome
Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. The result of a neurological disorder that affects…
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Quick Reference: Coaching a Child With ADD / ADHD
Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD) is characterized by developmentally inappropriate impulsivity, attention, and in some cases, hyperactivity. AD/HD is a neurobiological disorder that affects…
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Quick Reference: Coaching a Child With Down Syndrome
Down syndrome is the result of an additional chromosome 21. It is the most common cause of the developmental disability. Down syndrome is associated…
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A “Coach to Coach” Perspective
Sunnyvale E-Soccer Coach, Felipe shares his perspective on fellow coach, Danika… “I went originally thinking it would be cool to help kids out, but I didn’t…
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