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Assess the player
Start with movement quality, soccer actions, confidence, experience, and age-appropriate performance measures.
Apex Player Development
Train the player. Measure the work.
Youth soccer, speed, and agility training built around the athlete—not a generic drill list. Coaching, assessment, and performance technology work together to make the next step clearer.
Youth-centered
Soccer-specific
Technology supported
Progress connected
Development methodology
A repeatable process, adapted to the child.
Young athletes are not miniature adults. Session difficulty, instruction, workload, and measurement are adjusted for developmental stage, training age, confidence, and readiness.
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Choose the priority
Turn the assessment into one or two useful goals instead of trying to fix everything at once.
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Build through movement
Use purposeful repetition, adaptable challenges, and game-relevant decisions to develop the skill.
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Measure and adjust
Review observations and available data, then progress, simplify, or change the next training block.
The technology we use
Tools that answer better coaching questions.
Technology supports the coaching process. It does not replace observation, communication, or age-appropriate judgment.
Foot-mounted measurement
Wearable foot sensors
Paired motion sensors sit in silicone straps on the outside of each cleat. They can capture technical and physical actions from both feet, helping add context to how a player moves and interacts with the ball.
Touches and foot usageBall and movement actionsSpeed and work rateTurns and accelerations
Objective sprint timing
Electronic speed gates
Portable timing gates provide consistent start-to-finish sprint times without relying on a handheld stopwatch. Repeated under similar conditions, they help show whether acceleration work is transferring.
Acceleration splitsSprint timeRepeat comparisonsBaseline and retest
Equipment is used when appropriate for the session and athlete. Sensor availability, compatible footwear, setup, and the purpose of the training block determine when data collection is useful.
How we train
Principles before drills.
Exercises change. The principles behind them stay consistent—giving every session structure without forcing every athlete through the same drill list.
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Age appropriate
Instruction and challenge match the athlete’s stage, not just their calendar age.
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Repetition with variation
Players repeat the core action while distance, direction, pressure, or decision changes.
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Quality before intensity
Movement control and technical execution come before adding unnecessary speed or volume.
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Confidence through competence
Clear goals and achievable progression help athletes understand what improvement feels like.
Training formats
Choose the environment that fits.
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Maximum individual attention
Private 1:1
A focused plan, athlete-specific pacing, direct feedback, and a clear development priority.
Request this format02
Two compatible athletes
Semi-private
Individual coaching within paired technical work, competition, combination play, and shared challenges.
Request this format03
Teammates and friends
Small group
More perception, pressure, and decision-making while retaining a deliberate development focus.
Request this formatTraining pricing
Clear prices. Separate training days.
Every session is dedicated to either speed, agility and quickness or soccer technical development. The two are scheduled separately and are not combined in the same training time.
80 minutes
$50
Group training
Date-based session for 5–10 athletes. SAQ and soccer technical groups run on separate dates.
Request session
60 minutes
$85
Private session
Choose either SAQ or soccer technical development for the full session.
Request session120 minutes
$150
Extended private
A longer focused session in either SAQ or soccer technical development.
Request sessionNext group launch
Gathering interest
Five committed athletes unlock a session date. Groups remain open until ten athletes join or the payment deadline closes.
0 interested10 of 10 spots remain
Launch minimum
5 athletes
Session date
Set after 5 join
Payment closes
48h before
Joining the interest list means the athlete must be able to attend once notice is given. After the minimum is reached, the date is announced and every spot must be paid by 48 hours before training.
Tracking + development
Build the baseline. Keep the tools.
A complete technical starting package connects equipment, testing, coaching insight, and an ongoing player record.
One-time starting package
Player Tracking + Technical Development
$500
- A set of foot-mounted player sensors to keep
- Account and player profile creation
- Baseline obstacle and movement testing
- Two-hour soccer technical session
- Technical development report for the player’s coach
- Position recommendation based on observed qualities
- Individual training recommendations
- $15 off every future training session
Member benefit
$15 off
Every future SAQ or soccer technical session while the athlete’s tracking membership remains active.
Join trackingOptional intensive
Eight-week development boot camp.
Two 90-minute sessions each week for eight weeks—16 sessions and 24 total training hours. This is purchased separately from the $500 technical and tracking package.
20% program discount
8-week boot camp
$2,040 standard
$1,632
8
weeks
16
sessions
24
hours
Calculated at the confirmed $85 hourly rate: $127.50 per 90-minute session × 16, less 20%. The boot camp and $500 technical package remain separate purchases.
Ask about the boot campReady to begin?
Tell us about the player and the goal.
We’ll use the athlete’s age, experience, needs, and preferred format to recommend a useful starting point.
Questions before training
Everything families usually ask.
Still unsure which option fits? Share the athlete’s age, sport, goals, and experience and we’ll recommend a starting point.
Ask about trainingTraining FAQ
What ages do you train?
Sessions are designed for youth athletes across a wide range of ages, with the activities adjusted to each athlete's age, experience, and development stage. Reach out with your athlete's age and we'll recommend a fit.
Do athletes need prior experience?
No. Training meets each athlete where they are, from first-time movers building coordination to experienced players refining sport-specific speed.
What should the athlete bring?
Athletic clothing, appropriate footwear, water, and — for soccer sessions — a ball and shin guards when applicable.
Can sessions focus on both speed and soccer?
Yes. Combined sessions blend speed, agility, and movement work with soccer technique and decision-making based on the athlete's goals.
How is progress tracked?
Training activity, assessments, goals, and progress can be recorded in the Apex Player platform so athletes, parents, and coaches share the same picture over time.
Do you offer small-group sessions?
Yes — semi-private and small-group formats are available in addition to private one-on-one training.
Can siblings or teammates train together?
Yes. Small-group and semi-private sessions are a good fit for siblings or teammates at a similar level.
Where are sessions held?
Location details are confirmed when you request a session. Please reach out for current availability in your area.
What happens if weather affects an outdoor session?
Outdoor sessions may be rescheduled for weather. We'll coordinate an alternative time directly with you.
Does training guarantee improved speed or performance?
No. Athletic development varies by individual, and outcomes are not guaranteed. Training focuses on age-appropriate movement quality, body control, and consistent, purposeful work.
A parent or guardian must complete registration for minors. Training involves physical activity and carries inherent risk. Please disclose relevant limitations through the private intake process. Apex Player does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment; consult an appropriate healthcare professional when necessary. Outcomes vary and are not guaranteed.