Junior Asia Football Academy

Learning the correct techniques for key skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and tackling through drilling and video observation. Consistency is key, as players must be able to execute these techniques effectively in a fast-paced and competitive environment.

Cone drills, ladder drills, and sprinting exercises are utilized in professional football to develop speed, endurance, and power. These training drills enhance a player's ability to effectively execute key skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending, by improving their footwork, agility, and overall physical fitness.

AFS nurtures performance and conditioning in younger professional football players through age-appropriate training programs, tailored to their developmental stage, and utilizing modern sports science techniques.

Our football methodology encompasses the application of a range of physical and tactical training techniques, intended to enhance performance and meet predefined objectives. Meanwhile, our didactics pertains to the instructional methods utilized by AFS coaches and trainers in a professional atmosphere to cultivate players' skills, tactical awareness, and game comprehension.

AFS emphasizes the development of identity and leadership in professional football by fostering individuality, promoting team cohesion, and providing opportunities for players to take on leadership roles and responsibilities.

AFS helps younger professional football players achieve their peak performance by creating training sessions that simulate match scenarios, progressively intensify, and enhance their physical and mental readiness through improved endurance. This training method allows coaches to provide constructive feedback, fostering players' continuous development.

AFS utilizes data analytics in youth development football to assess players' performance, identify areas for improvement, and make informed decisions to optimize training and development programs for each individual player.

Our student-athletes will have at least one match day per week on either Wednesday or Saturday, which will replace one of the regular training sessions.

AFS will seamlessly incorporate football benchmarks into its program, ensuring that athletes have clear performance standards to strive for and measure their progress against.