Youth Bootcamp

Bootcamp workouts designed to improve football performance for young footballers and athletes.

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The footballfitnessbootcamp group based bootcamp, designed specifically for football players to help you to build explosive speed, quicker agility, and longer lasting endurance. Whether you're looking to dominate on the field or push your limits in the off-season, the sport specific training and high-intensity drills will get you there. Ready to transform your performance and stand out as a true game-changer? Join us today and take your football fitness to the next level!

Training Results

Quicker Agility

Turn faster, quicker and be more confident in each step as you weave around the opposition. Be more balanced on and off the ball with better body control and faster feet.

Faster Speed

Train to run faster and speed past opponents. Increase your sprint speed and condition your legs to get into the best position to score, pass and tackle to dominate the game.

Longer endurance

Go further in every game and maintain a higher level of performance for longer. Run further, play longer and recover quicker in every game.

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The bootcamp sessions are based on exercises specific to improving football performance.  This means we target different exercises like plyometrics, strength, sprints, agility and more in the same session. By repeating these exercises over time we can also use those same exercises to improve your cardiovascular (heart and lungs) and muscular endurance. Bootcamps are designed for all levels and everyone is encouraged to work as hard as you physically can. This means that 2 players at different levels of fitness will feel just as tired at the end. Bootcamps are great for players looking for an extra session to add to their current training schedule as well as for more casual players looking to improve their general health and fitness as well as weight management and fat loss.

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What you can expect

Improved Movement

Learn and train to improve the way you run. Everyone can run but if you want to run fast you need to know how to do it effectively to get maximum speed possible.

Strength & Plyometrics

With specific training exercises the goal is to improve how fit and strong the muscles of the body are and then use that strength as quickly as possible! This is the foundation to making quick and agile footballers.

Endurance & conditioning

Being fast and agile is great but you need to be able to repeat this throughout a football match. All of the training combines to push your body that little bit further each time and improve how much your body can work.

Where:

The bootcamp is located at:

Saint Nicholas’s School, Harlow, Essex, CM17 0NJ

Plenty of parking.

 

FAQ

Just some of the questions that get asked. If this doesn’t answer any questions you have then fill out the contact form with the questions you have and I’ll get back to you as quickly as possible.

  • Bootcamp sessions are 45mins long including the warm-up and cool-down

  • Your child should wear normal, appropriate clothing similar to what they would wear to football training. Trainers should be normal trainers, no moulds or studs. And bring a full water bottle. If it’s cold bring an additional layer that can be removed if needed.

  • The exercises are specific to improving movement in football, in a game or in training. This includes quick feet, cone weaves, jumps and hurdles, and a variation of sprints and shuttles.

  • The bootcamp is designed for children (boys and girls) between the ages of 7-16 that want to improve their fitness for football (or similar sports).

  • No, as long as your child is fully fit to train with no underlying physical illness or injuries then they can take part and benefit.

  • I’m Tom, I’m a fully qualified youth strength and conditioning coach. I’ve been training young footballers between the ages of 7 to 16 over the last 12 months improving them to move and play better on the pitch and in training.

  • There’s 2 options of a monthly membership or session packs. Both are £40 a month or for 4 sessions. You pick the one that best suits you.

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3 drills with the same set up! Working on deceleration, change of direction and conditioning ⚽️ Setup: from your starting cone place 1 cone 10m away and then another cone 5m past that and then another one 5m past that one. You should have cones a If you want to make it in football you have to give 100% in everything you do every time. That doesn’t mean that it will always be perfect or pan out how you first thought. As long as you can look back and say I couldn’t have tried any Think you’re fast? Here are the fastest 3 players from last season (23/24) as stated by the premier league. Speed is such a vital part of the game that you can’t afford to be slow. Being fast doesn’t make you a great player but Lower body strength 🦵🏋️‍♂️ 💪🏻 The squat is one of the fundamental lower body exercises to build strength. It isn’t the only one but it is a basic movement and exercise you need to learn before doing more advanced exercises and trainin
Putting @jakeredding0912 through some work to get fit for the coming season 🏃‍♂️ Today was a small conditioning session incorporating a large range of exercises and movements all helping to keep the work rate up while keeping the training vari
PLYOMETRICS!! 🚀 What you see in this video highlights a big part of plyometrics that people often forget. For true plyometrics you first have to absorb force first before then producing it in an explosive movement. Force absorption is exactly th
If you want to sprint faster on the football pitch try these 3 exercises to run faster: 1. Falling start 2. Jump back start 3. 3 point start Each of these exercises help to improve how quickly you take those first steps when running and get you mov
You can’t go straight into doing olympic lifting and plyometric exercises. Regardless of your level you’ll always benefit from working on the basic movements and then progressing up towards more advanced and technical forms of training. As a footballer there are many reasons to be resistance training and lifting weights. While your technical training and improving with the ball is probably the biggest priority, if you aren’t doing any resistance or strength training you&rsquo If you want to be the best footballer you can be then preparation and improving is not only limited to the pitch and training ground. What you do with the rest of your day matters. Getting plenty of good quality sleep. Eating the right kind of foo