Why a coaching board should not play the match for you
Video games teach kids to watch the ball and mash pass. A still board that only moves when you decide teaches them to scan the whole pitch first.
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Notes on youth football, geometry, and calm screens
Short essays on how we design tactical questions for kids and parents sitting together.
Why teammates step six metres instead of teleporting
If dragging one player scrambles all fourteen figures across the field, nobody learns cause and effect. Bounded six-metre steps keep team shape honest.
Read noteTen minutes at the kitchen table before Saturday kick-off
You do not need coaching badges to help your kid enjoy football more. Pick two short questions, let them drive the mouse, and stop while it is still fun.
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