Winter games may slow the season, but technical development never stops . This week’s video focuses on ball mastery exercises  that help players stay sharp, confident, and connected to the ball — even at home. The drills shown in the video include: Inside & outside taps Sole taps, rolls, sole-to-sole, sole-to-inside Cut & crush, pull & push Scissors & stepovers Figure 8 dribbling Wall training These exercises are designed to improve close control, coordination, first touch, a

🧠 1. Fun Supercharges the Brain When kids are having fun, their brains release dopamine — the neurotransmitter responsible for motivation, learning, and memory. This means: Skills stick faster  when taught through games rather than pressure. Confidence grows , because kids who aren’t afraid to make mistakes try more technical, creative movements. Learning becomes natural , not forced. Fun isn’t just nice to have —  it’s a biological accelerator. 🔥 2. Motivation That Lasts T

At Juventus Academy Houston, confidence isn’t something we hope players develop — it’s something we train  every day. From our recreational program to our competitive teams, we create an environment where every child feels supported, valued, and proud of their progress. Here’s how we help our young athletes shine: 🔘 Positive Coaching Clear, constructive feedback that celebrates effort and helps players improve without fear of mistakes. 🔘 Clear Development Pathway Kids feel