Training & events
Soccer and futsal, year round, at Corona High School. Every format is run by the same coach who takes the freshman, JV and varsity programs at the school.
01
One player, one coach, one focus.
Every private session starts from the player — position, level, and whatever the last match exposed. There is no set curriculum to work through, because a centre back who cannot play out under pressure and a striker whose first touch dies both need something different.
Sixty minutes is enough for real volume on one or two ideas without the quality falling away at the end.
02
Two to six players, same theme, real opposition.
Small groups get most of the attention of a private session with something a private session cannot give you: someone actively trying to stop you. Every rep is contested, which is what makes the habit stick.
Groups are matched by age and level. Bring your own group, or ask to be placed in one.
03
Multi-day blocks through school breaks.
Camps run across consecutive days so a theme can actually be built, revisited and tested rather than touched once. Winter and summer break blocks, grouped by age.
Quantity is capped and registration closes when the roster fills.
04
Hosted competition across age groups.
NFNL hosts futsal tournaments through the year. Enter a full team, or register as an individual and be placed on a roster with other solo entries.
Bracket format, running across a single day unless stated otherwise on the fixture.