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CASE STUDY
Roger is a promising U16 midfielder playing in Reus Deportiu, one of the top football academies in southern Catalonia.
GOAL: Transform doubts and uncertainties into confidence. Improve details that make the difference in top-level football.
Before starting his journey with us, Roger faced doubts about his gameplay and struggled to find his rhythm on the field. To get to the next level, he needed more than just training; he required a tailored approach that addressed his specific needs.
Roger found the support he needed by working shoulder-to-shoulder with one of our dedicated analysts during more than 1 year. This personalized guidance helped him to adapt his playing style to meet the high demands of Spanish competitive youth football.
After a year of targeted collaboration, Roger has achieved many of the initial goals we set together. His most notable achievements include:
Roger competes in the top division for U16 boys in Catalonia, facing high-caliber teams like FC Barcelona, RCD Espanyol, and Gimnàstic de Tarragona. This competition has not only tested his abilities but also spurred significant growth in his tactical and physical capabilities.
Roger’s consistent engagement with our program—meeting with our analysts every two weeks for the past year—has been crucial to his steady progress.
His dedication to consistent improvement underscores the effectiveness of individualized coaching and highlights the pivotal role of mental and tactical growth in a player’s development.
Roger had his matches analyzed twice a month using our individual player analysis service.
The cornerstone of his success was consistency and regularity.
We identified issues in his game and systematically addressed them, continuously refining our solutions over time.
Greatness isn’t achieved in a single day or through a single decision; rather, it’s the cumulative effect of consistent, strategic choices that truly make the difference.
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