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Wolves FC SAP / Academy

Locality: Tingalpa

Address: Carmichael Park, 175 Boundary St 4173 Tingalpa, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 A few great action shots of our U12SAP team in action against Western Pride and Sunshine Coast Fire over the weekend #Wolves#2019#SAP#development##football#

25.01.2022 Let the trials begin... The only impossible journey is the one you never begin Tony Robbins

24.01.2022 [HIGHLIGHTS] Així va ser la victòria per 6-0 del Benjamí A contra el Real Madrid a les semifinals del Torneig International Cup Villa de Posadas / Así fue el 6-0 del Benjamín A contra el Real Madrid en las semifinales del Torneo Villa de Posadas #FCBMasia #ForçaBarça

23.01.2022 Practice makes permanent

22.01.2022 A few action shots of our SAP U12 team in action against Mitchelton today.

22.01.2022 Some awesome pics of our U12SAP team in action on the weekend against Easts U12#football#SAP#2019#GoWolves

22.01.2022 One of the commonalities Ive seen in elite & professional level athletes is that theyve all had a great coach/es in their early teen years. A crucial age & s...tage of development- especially when it comes to mental & technical areas, but more importantly fostering a love of the game. This is a period when things get more serious, so the question is: how fun and interesting can the coach keep it for the player? My chat over dinner with legendary coach Andy Brandi last night confirmed this. Andy believes this is where the key lies for success later. And I agree. Staying on this, I dont think enough players who have made it to a high level give credit or realize how fortunate they were to have these coaches/ people early in their careers- the coaches who molded their games. Usually, the coaches you see sitting courtside at the bigger tournaments, arent the ones who instilled the fundamentals and help develop their game. See more

22.01.2022 Why I endorse the '40 yard rule' for parents in youth sports: Ive been around youth sports as an athlete and now coach for probably well over 30 years now. If... there is one thing I believe in with all my heart, its the 40 yard rule. Its the distance I recommend for parents to spectate from the sidelines/field/court etc Now before you say thats ridiculous. Maybe ask your kid if they prefer you right next to where theyre playing or rather some distance away where they can still see you youll probably be surprised by the answer. I remember as a kid I hated my parents or coaches to be breathing down my neck when I played. I felt claustrophobic at times. When they respected my choice of keeping distance, I felt less pressured, more independent to make decisions (right or wrong), but at the same time I still feel supported. I wanted to fight my own battles, today I look back and realize thats what give me my grit! Fact is, most kids love to have their parents there to watch, but dont like to hear/see/feel their parents comments or reactions. We need to remember that kids see, hear, feel and sense almost everything when playing. Yes, even that little sigh I did as a kid. For a kid when they play, most pressure doesnt come from the actual act of competing, but more from the act of pleasing their parents, loved ones or coaches. When a kid feels free, they play 'free'er' and enjoy the experience more. We also need to remember that It's their time, not ours. In fact, today when I consult to sports parents things one of the first things I suggest take space and just let your kid play. Its funny, I now have people calling me saying theyve adopted the McCaw 40yrd rule with success! Be that parent who endorses the 40 yard rule. Step back and let your kid be focused on the actual process of playing and enjoying the game. And anyhow, the get to see so much more from 40yards than close up! -Allistair McCaw #ChampionMinded Side note to coaches: Never enforce a rule or standard without explaining the WHY. Explain why it benefits everyone.

22.01.2022 Paris Saint-Germain youth coach Sébastien discussing the PSG decision to not allow parents on the sidelines during practices.

21.01.2022 Prepare like you have never won. Perform like you have never lost. Let the preparation begin...

20.01.2022 Paris Saint-Germain youth coach Sbastien discussing the PSG decision to not allow parents on the sidelines during practices.

18.01.2022 Fantastic advice and explanation from J.Kloop. One should take note and its important.

18.01.2022 A fantastic letter written Brad Stevens, Head Coach of the Boston Celtics, to his 9-year-old daughter about "life advice" and the most important choices anyone ...can make: Be a great Teammate. Dear Kinsley: When I was asked to write you a letter for the Leaders and Daughters Event series, I thought of the many different things that I would love say to express what you mean to me, and how excited I am to have a front row seat in your journey through life. After tearing through my first few drafts (which were long rambles), I realized that writing a life advice letter to a 9-year old is quite a task. Therefore, I tried to boil my advice down to one of the most important choices anyone can make: Be a Great Teammate. Youll be on many teams throughout your life. Your family is a team. Your theatre group is a team. Your choir is a team. Youll compete with your soccer teammates, and try to play a harmonious tune with your orchestra. The thoughts below apply to all of these scenarios. Great teammates always put others first they are true servants. These qualities come easy for you. You have a genuine compassion for people, and that compassion is contagious. Life wont be perfect, so there will be times where this will be tested. Take the advice that my mom used to tell me - you will never regret choosing to be kind. Great teammates take that high road. Great teammates raise the energy in the room. They smile a lot. They show gratitude. People know that when they walk in, they have others best interest in mind, and want to bring out the best in each and every person. Who doesnt want to surround themselves with energy raisers? Great teammates listen and are empathetic. They put themselves in others shoes. They are inclusive and bring the group together, rather than judgmental to try to tear the group apart. Their own goals and dreams are important, but those take a backseat to the greater good. Great teammates realize that its not about them. When times are good, be the great teammate that others want to celebrate with. When times are tough, be the great teammate who offers a shoulder to be leaned on. When you get older, youll realize that it wasnt about the good or bad times, it was about who you navigated those times with, the lessons that you learned and the relationships that you forged. We are so thankful to be on your team. You and your brother inspire us every day. Love, Dad https://leadersanddaughters.com//brad-stevens-be-a-great-t

13.01.2022 Social skills and resiliency.

13.01.2022 Starting next week ... our Football COD Term 4 Programs Under 8 to Under 12 Post Season Program Mondays - 5:30pm to 6:30pm 5th November to 3rd December ...(5 weeks) Under 13 and Over - Technical Training Saturdays - 7:15am to 8:30am 3rd November to 1st December (5 weeks) To register: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScAwFGGLNcWE1uqp/viewform Enquiries: Please contact Kerwin Jean-Pierre [email protected] Thank you

13.01.2022 Our U12SAP team up against Brisbane Strikers.

13.01.2022 Registrations are now open for our September Holiday Camps. The are very limited spaces available for these camps, so please register early. It would be really... helpful if you could register before Thursday 20th September. We will be running: All Players Camp Performance Camp Goalkeeper Camp Striker Specific Camp Hope to see you there Click here to register https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSc2vS-1nv_4tRR3n/viewform Click here to view the flyer in more detail https://docs.wixstatic.com//5ecf88_47f8e289d5dd40b6acae050

11.01.2022 Get your kids busy with football this July school holidays at our fun/performance and Striker Camps at Carmichael Park,Tingalpa. We have customised sessions for... different ages and skill levels, all designed and supervised by professional coaches to help them gain insights on what it takes to be a professional player. To register visit: www.footballcod.com.au/our See more

10.01.2022 Interesting and true

07.01.2022 What were you doing in your school holidays? The COD U12 Performance Team were giving their all at the Premier Invitational 2019 on the Gold Coast. Want to joi...n one of our performance teams? Attend one of our development programs and begin your journey to be the best you can be. https://www.footballcod.com.au/development-programs See more

07.01.2022 [HIGHLIGHTS] Aix va ser la victria per 6-0 del Benjam A contra el Real Madrid a les semifinals del Torneig International Cup Villa de Posadas / As fue el 6-0 del Benjamn A contra el Real Madrid en las semifinales del Torneo Villa de Posadas #FCBMasia #ForaBara

06.01.2022 A few action shots of our U12 SAP team against Pen Power

06.01.2022 There are not enough games. When one player of ages 16, 15, 14, is playing in Spain, he is playing minimum 35 games every year.

06.01.2022 Wolves U12SAP team in action against the Sunshine Coast Fire U12SAP team##2019

04.01.2022 Wolves U12SAP team getting ready for their SAP games today

04.01.2022 Why I endorse the 40 yard rule for parents in youth sports: Ive been around youth sports as an athlete and now coach for probably well over 30 years now. If... there is one thing I believe in with all my heart, its the 40 yard rule. Its the distance I recommend for parents to spectate from the sidelines/field/court etc Now before you say thats ridiculous. Maybe ask your kid if they prefer you right next to where theyre playing or rather some distance away where they can still see you youll probably be surprised by the answer. I remember as a kid I hated my parents or coaches to be breathing down my neck when I played. I felt claustrophobic at times. When they respected my choice of keeping distance, I felt less pressured, more independent to make decisions (right or wrong), but at the same time I still feel supported. I wanted to fight my own battles, today I look back and realize thats what give me my grit! Fact is, most kids love to have their parents there to watch, but dont like to hear/see/feel their parents comments or reactions. We need to remember that kids see, hear, feel and sense almost everything when playing. Yes, even that little sigh I did as a kid. For a kid when they play, most pressure doesnt come from the actual act of competing, but more from the act of pleasing their parents, loved ones or coaches. When a kid feels free, they play freeer and enjoy the experience more. We also need to remember that Its their time, not ours. In fact, today when I consult to sports parents things one of the first things I suggest take space and just let your kid play. Its funny, I now have people calling me saying theyve adopted the McCaw 40yrd rule with success! Be that parent who endorses the 40 yard rule. Step back and let your kid be focused on the actual process of playing and enjoying the game. And anyhow, the get to see so much more from 40yards than close up! -Allistair McCaw #ChampionMinded Side note to coaches: Never enforce a rule or standard without explaining the WHY. Explain why it benefits everyone.