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Coaches

              Juggling Superstars
             See what it takes for your players to become a part of this elite group!

          FAQ's: Every Coach Should Know
            Check out these frequently asked questions on important coaching situations.

          Team Meetings
            Read more on starting your season off right beginning with a team meeting.

Medical Challenges

Please read this article that is a great resource for medical challenges concerning injuries such as blisters, concussions and more

Coaches Club
A new and exciting opportunity brought to you by SAY just for coaches!

Recommended Field Dimensions
Scroll about half way down the page to reveal specific field dimensions for all ages

              SAYTEC Library
            Library of different articles for parents, players, referees and coaches. SAYTEC Library consist of articles from various sources in
              the soccer world. The articles have been broken down into different categories to help you find the subject area you are looking for.
             Feel free to share these with other coaches, players and parents.


             SAY Tactical Situations Test
            To provide S.A.Y. members with additional coaching aids, SAYTEC has endorsed the following soccer test. This test was
             designed to help improve player decision making skills in tactical situations. There are four possible choices. Determine which
             directional arrow is the correct action.

             We would like to thank Mr. Gene Chyzowych for providing this test to S.A.Y. Mr. Chyzowych is an accomplished clinician,
             considered to be the best in the country. He is a USSF "A" Licensed Coach, a former U.S. National Team Coach, and the present
             coach of Columbia High School, in Maplewood, NJ.

            Mr. Chyzowych indicates that studies have shown that outstanding soccer players make 8 to 10 decisions per minute of every
              soccer match. Coaches should give their players about a 20 second time limit for each situation, while coaches can give themselves
             30 seconds.