TOKYO, JAPAN - AUGUST 17: Participants of the coaching workshop look on during the FIFA Women's Football Coaching Workshop at Japanese Center of Sport that was held during the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Japan 2012. Martin Rose - FIFA/Getty Images
25 July 2014 17:01 CET
The FIFA Women's Football Regional Coaching Workshop, part of the Legacy of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014, will be held in Toronto (Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, 60 Yorkville Avenue) from the 4th until the 13th of August.
During the 10-day workshop, 30 women's football coaches representing the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football will improve their knowledge in teaching the game to youth.
Various aspects of the game will be reviewed by three FIFA instructors including the role of the coach, the characteristics of female football players, the methodology for coaching young talents, goalkeeping, to physical training.
The workshop programme will be divided into theoretical and practical sessions and will be enhanced by match observation and analysis of selected games during the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Canada.
Media who wish to cover the workshop are kindly asked to send their request to media@fifa.org.
Programme*:
04.08 - Opening ceremony + current status of women's football
05.08 - Trends in women's football + match observation
06.08 - Match analysis and how to present
07.08 - Role of the coach
08.08 - Talent identification
09.08 - Goalkeeping, requirements, specific training
10.08 - Physical condition, analysis of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2011
11.08 - Match analysis presentation and training sessions
12.08 - Match analysis presentation and training sessions, Q&A
13.08 - Challenges of the Women's Football in the region, closing ceremony
*the group will have practical sessions or game observations each afternoon
During the 10-day workshop, 30 women's football coaches representing the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football will improve their knowledge in teaching the game to youth.
Various aspects of the game will be reviewed by three FIFA instructors including the role of the coach, the characteristics of female football players, the methodology for coaching young talents, goalkeeping, to physical training.
The workshop programme will be divided into theoretical and practical sessions and will be enhanced by match observation and analysis of selected games during the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Canada.
Media who wish to cover the workshop are kindly asked to send their request to media@fifa.org.
Programme*:
04.08 - Opening ceremony + current status of women's football
05.08 - Trends in women's football + match observation
06.08 - Match analysis and how to present
07.08 - Role of the coach
08.08 - Talent identification
09.08 - Goalkeeping, requirements, specific training
10.08 - Physical condition, analysis of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2011
11.08 - Match analysis presentation and training sessions
12.08 - Match analysis presentation and training sessions, Q&A
13.08 - Challenges of the Women's Football in the region, closing ceremony
*the group will have practical sessions or game observations each afternoon
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