How Anytime Soccer Training Actually Works — Your Questions Answered
About this episode
Neil Crawford explains the structure of the Anytime Soccer Training program and answers common questions about its curriculum and methodology.
I get a lot of questions about how the program is structured, so I dedicated this episode to breaking it all down. I explain what QR and FR mean in the video system — Quick Review and Final Review — and walk through the curriculum logic: how we introduce one move at a time, build in interval-based repetition, and systematically review everything so your child gets maximum touches in minimum time. I also share why the program focuses on structured repetition over lengthy verbal instruction, why we don't have extensive demo videos, and how this system is designed to last your child 10 to 15 years without repeating a single video.
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