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Hosted by Neil Crawford · sports · EN · 489 episodes
The Inside Scoop Youth Soccer podcast is a place where parents and coaches from around the world get together to discuss how youth soccer works in their city. Go to www.anytime-soccer.com to learn more.
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The Inside Scoop with Anytime Soccer Training - Discussing Youth Soccer from Around the World
A rec program can have high standards and an elite one can have low ones. I explain how standards can fall short at the regional, national, or international level, why reform gets pushback, and why any fix, like pro-rel, has to consider supply, demand, and culture.
The Inside Scoop with Anytime Soccer Training - Discussing Youth Soccer from Around the World
Most parents can skip this debate, but the "everything is rec" argument keeps coming up. I break down what recreational really means and why the real conversation is about standards and organizational discipline.
The Inside Scoop with Anytime Soccer Training - Discussing Youth Soccer from Around the World
Everyone's arguing about whether all US youth soccer is "just rec." But what if that's the wrong question? In this episode of The Inside Scoop, I break down why the loudest voices in youth soccer content keep missing the point, and why their moralistic tone and "we're the exception" claims push parents away from a legitimate concern. Instead, I share the four layers of standards I use to evaluate any club: industry, organizational, team, and personal. You'll learn why a recreational program can hold high standards, why a top-level badge can hide low ones, and which layer may matter most for your player. Before you sign your kid up, or stay another season, ask the questions in this episode.
The Inside Scoop with Anytime Soccer Training - Discussing Youth Soccer from Around the World
I dig into why just telling players to practice a skill — like passing with their weak foot — rarely leads anywhere. Sending home a drill or a video isn't the same as creating real behavior change. That takes documented expectations, showing the process, and clear consequences for meeting or missing them. It's the gap Anytime Soccer Training tries to close with fully follow-along videos instead of the usual PDF-and-YouTube-link approach.
The Inside Scoop with Anytime Soccer Training - Discussing Youth Soccer from Around the World
I watched a game this weekend that changed how I think about fitness in practice. Two teams, similar talent, wildly different outcome — and it came down to something most coaches don't want to talk about. I'm breaking down what I saw, borrowing a personal finance trick to make sense of it, and admitting I might be a little old-school on this one. Curious what you think — come argue with me in the Facebook group.
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