We at Coerver view the game not just as an 11 v 11 contest on a whole field but as constantly changing sequences of play between two, three and sometimes four players.Team systems are important, but they are only as good as the individual players in them. They cannot compensate for poor control or inaccurate passing and shooting.We believe that individual technique and small group skills in attack and defense determine a team’s success.Coerver Coaching therefore focuses on individual skill development and small group play.It will be our aim to offer this proven philosophy to all players, coaches and parents alike.

 

 

We have been evolving over the past 10 years (and still are) and I personally have developed a new approach to delivering The Coerver Method  - ’The guided discovery’ method of teaching, where the ’vocal focal point’ is not the coach, (who can end up becoming a ’play by play commentator’ in some cases!) but the most important person – the young player.We aim to empower the players with as much responsibility as they can handle. We truly want the game to become the teacher; we achieve that with our new ’problem solving’ sessions. We as teachers should prompt of course, but we can learn more about our students by observing how they solve the problems themselves. The best teachers are the best students.