.: developing talent & players - our
philosophy
Culture
Developing
a positive culture is important at our club. We want to
create
an environment
where the
players want to be. And that means training hard and playing harder. We know that players
improve more when they are
placed in a positive learning environment. At our club we
try to create a positive culture for you
to train and play. Everything we do is centred on the player
and
their development.
To become a talented player you must have a
passion for
the game. Our goal is to develop talented, motivated and
educated players that can be a credit to their team and
themselves.
Coaches
At our club, the
coaches represent professionalism, integrity, act as role
models
and have a wealth of knowledge to pass on to our players. Our coaches
respect our players and provide
an environment for them to be successful and focus on what they love to
do, play the game! All our coaches hold Scottish FA coaching awards
& certificates from the Scottish FA coach education &
development programme.
Calendar
Our individual team calendars
allow players to participate on a regular, year round basis. We have
a blend of individual training and team focused drills that
provide a structure for our players to improve, with the main focus
upon long term player & team development.
We have created an annual calendar that blends intense team training
with various other non-football activities which will allow
players to stay positive about the game and ultimately reach their
maximum potential. Our success is measured long term.
Training
Ethos
We
recognise that all players, regardless of age or ability, need
technical & tactical development. Every training session we run
will have a specific aim in mind. Whether it be inividual skill
development or team tactics. Our way of coaching allows players to
apply skills in a practical game setting. A complete player not only
knows how to execute a technique, but also when and where to apply it
on the pitch.
The focus of training is still on development: players' natural desire
to win on the park is fostered by the coaches. Our training is
focused on developing the
individual players, while preparing the team to win and compete.
Our training is a blend of all the best known drills and coaching
methods from around the globe. We incorporate methods from the top
teams and coaches available. We try to create training sessions that
are fresh and challenging for every player. We have confidence
in
our training that it will develop our players with the right skills and
attitude to perform on the pitch, as well as off it.
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.: welcome
to broughtyunitedfc.co.uk
Broughty
United Boys Club was formed in 1973 by Mr. Norman Ingram, David Myles,
David Brown and George Ferguson for the young people of Broughty Ferry
and was part funded by the current Broughty United Amateur Football
Club.
The
name was then changed to Broughty United Youth Football Club and the
constitution was rewritten to accommodate the desire for girls to
participate in the sport and incorporate the requirements of child
protection and safe sport,
Broughty
Utd YFC have recently been awarded the Scottish FA
'Community Club' award in November 2010. More info can be found on our
Quality Mark page.
All our coaches are
committed to providing the
opportunity for boys and girls from Broughty Ferry and the surrounding
area to play football, develop new skills and meet new friends in a fun
and friendly environment. They will encourage your child to enjoy
football while transferring the values of respect, teamwork and
enthusiasm.
All our coaches have current Disclosure Scotland and First Aid
certificates, and all our teams have a coach that has attained a Level
3 'Coaching In The Game' certificate and 2 coaches at the club have
also recently attained the Level 4 'Basic Childrens Award' from the
Scottish FA Coach Education & Coach Development Programme.
.: links
Broughty
United YFC is delighted to be members and affiliates of the following
clubs and associations.
Dundee
& District Youth Football Association - www.ddyfa.co.uk
Dundee
East Community Sports Club - www.decsc.co.uk
Broughty
Athletic Junior Football Club - www.broughtyathletic.com
Broughty
United Amateur Football Club - www.broughtyunited.co.uk
Clubs
For Young People Tayside - www.cyptayside.com
Club
Dundee - www.dundeecitysportscouncil.co.uk/clubdundee.htm
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