Ludwin Justiniano

Favorite Quote: “BEFORE KIDS CAN PLAY LIKE A PRO, THEY MUST ENJOY PLAYING THE GAME LIKE A KID" STEVE LOCKER

Class given: SOCCER

Name: Ludwin Justiniano

Years in Education: 16
Spanish speaking instructor with some English

Professional/Qualifications:

- - - Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and Physiotherapy. Unicen La Paz - Bolivia
    - Soccer coach certified by ATFA, Argentina.
    - Soccer coach certified by INEFBO, Bolivia.
    - Training "Children and teen coaching" with coach Miguel Robinson - Minor leagues, Club Atletico Banfield, Argentina
    - Training "Woman's training in soccer" with coach Rodrigo Lopes - Universidade do Futebol, Brasil.
    - Training "Children and soccer" with coach Jordi Mola - Bolivia
    - Training "Children and youth soccer" with coach Oscar Aquino - Minor leagues, Club Atletico Boca Juniors, Argentina.
    - Soccer coach at Club Tenis La Paz, Club The Strongest, Bolivia.
    - Soccer coach Duda Bola, Brasil.

Description

The class focuses on developing essential soccer skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending, while also emphasizing teamwork, sportsmanship, and having fun.

Skill Development: Children start with basic techniques, including how to control the ball, perform accurate passes, and execute proper shooting techniques. The class uses a variety of drills and exercises to help kids build their coordination, agility, and overall fitness. As they progress, they may work on more advanced skills like tactical positioning and game strategy.

Game Play: The class includes small-sided games and scrimmages, allowing children to practice what they’ve learned in a game-like setting. These activities help kids understand the flow of the game, improve their decision-making, and develop their ability to work as a team.

Physical Fitness: Soccer classes also focus on physical fitness, helping children enhance their endurance, strength, and flexibility. Warm-ups, stretching, and fitness drills are incorporated into each session to ensure that kids stay active and develop a strong foundation for playing soccer.

Teamwork and Sportsmanship: A key component of the class is teaching children the importance of teamwork, cooperation, and sportsmanship. Kids learn to support and encourage their teammates, respect opponents, and handle both victories and defeats gracefully.

Fun and Engagement: The class is designed to be engaging and enjoyable, with activities and games that keep children motivated and excited about soccer. The instructors use positive reinforcement and creative drills to make learning fun and to help kids build confidence in their abilities.