Same curriculum. Same coaching. Same uncompromising standard. What changes is the setting — group, small-group, one-on-one, or seasonal. Find the one that fits your player right now. You can always move.
Group training for players starting their climb. 60 minutes, Monday through Friday at 5pm and Saturday at 10am. Ball mastery, first touch, 1v1 confidence. The base everything else is built on. → Foundation One
The advanced group. 75 minutes, Monday through Friday at 6:15pm. Same five core skills, played faster, under more pressure, with bigger decisions. → Foundation Two
Two to four players, matched by level, training together. The economics of a group session with the attention of a private. Invite-only — we evaluate fit first. → Semi-private training
One player, one coach, one hour. The fastest way to fix a specific gap — weak foot, shot mechanics, body position, first touch under pressure. For players who need focused reps and honest feedback. → Private training
Full-day training during school breaks. Summer, winter, spring. Same methodology, concentrated — a week of camp is a month of group training in touches on the ball. → Camps & clinics
Two to four players, matched by level, training together. The economics of a group session with the attention of a private. Invite-only — we evaluate fit first. → Semi-private training
The FTBL Way is a fusion of three traditions — ball mastery from the Dutch school, spatial awareness from the Amsterdam playbook, transition intensity from the Croatian game. We acknowledge where it comes from. We don’t use it as a marketing line.
What it means on the field:
Not sure which program fits? Book a trial session. We’ll watch your player train, and we’ll tell you — honestly — where they’d learn the most.
