Grassroots Soccer All football which is non-professional and non-elite is defined as grassroots.

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Grassroots Soccer All football which is non-professional and non-elite is defined as grassroots

What is Grassroots Soccer It is a question that must be answered with clarity and passion. There must be a common understanding about its purpose, categories, values, importance and its relationship with the top level. Soccer has 3 levels: the professional game (stars) the top-class youth level (rising stars) the non-elite grassroots level

What is Grassroots Soccer it’s much more than just winning and losing Encourages social integration Creates a sense of community Supports health education Provides help for disadvantaged groups

What is Grassroots Soccer Benefits to the game in general Source of future fans, referees, administrators, soccer moms, officials, and sponsors….. not to mention players Encourage mass participation to keep people in the game as long as possible

Football is not a sport for the elite It is available for everyone, irrespective of size, shape, color or faith. It is a real sporting democracy, which offers educational values, health benefits, social opportunities, and sporting worth. The game is a wonderful vehicle for personal and sporting development. At the base of the football pyramid, grassroots football benefits all levels of the game. UEFA's mission as the parent body of European football includes helping to ensure that the sport maintains a healthy grassroots – the foundation on which the élite game can thrive.

Football is not a sport for the elite

Grassroots philosophy / infrastructure Football for all, everyone has a chance to play, #1 international sport in the world No discrimination - fair play, anti-racism, anti-sexism, Players come first - good practice, child protection, safety, relationships, teamwork Take the game to the underserved, where they live Action must be dynamic, simple, exciting and rewarding

The UEFA Grassroots Educational Aims: 1.       Respect 2.       Health 3.       Skill 4.       Integration 5.       Enjoyment

Designing a Grassroots Program Grassroots philosophy and plan Grassroots administrator Grassroots leaders/ coaches Adequate grassroots facilities and equipment Grassroots structure Training material, promotional ideas Former players as grassroots ambassadors Grassroots targets Political support

Grassroots Structure and Support Establish the following: A grassroots committee A dedicated grassroots manager A grassroots strategy A grassroots budget Incorporate commercial sponsors and public funding Former players, politicians, celebrities Festivals, school projects, soccer schools, tournaments

Social Benefits Mastering the typical adolescent crises and constructing an identity are core issues. The team structure of a soccer club is important for personality and identity development. Research indicates that young people in a sports organization can be distinguished in a positive way from those who have left the organization or never been a member. Participation in sports contributes to the young person bearing lighter loads of physical, psychological and social stress than their non-sporting classmates. Participation in sports also offers opportunities for positive expression and the possibility to dismantle certain negative stresses. Also allows for social integration.

Approaching Sponsors Forge links with the following: Agencies dealing with sport, education, health, welfare, crime, drugs, homeless, anti-social behavior, rehabilitation programs, and refugees -- all of whom stand to gain from grassroots soccer projects. Provide compelling data of how grassroots schemes contribute to different government priorities and objectives. Maximize dialogue, develop detailed action plans involving key partners, train staff members to deal with ‘political relationships’, Use major international events or tournaments to raise the profile of grassroots soccer

What is Grassroots Success ? One of the primary objectives is to avoid subjecting youngsters to ‘performance pressure’ and to allow them to enjoy a game of soccer on their terms/ Up until the age of 11 or 12 – ‘success’ can be measured by the level of participation, the fun and friendships created in the soccer environment. Beyond that there are various yardsticks to measure ‘success’. The basic idea is that every individual should have optimal chances to satisfy their needs and ambitions and perform effectively within the team framework.

What is Grassroots Success ? ‘Success’ in grassroots soccer is very relative to the ability and ambition of the individual player. For some it is to move to a higher level to progress and further develop their game. For others it is continued enjoyment from playing with their friends on a more limited basis Success should be considered as giving everyone the opportunities to play and to take part in social activities built upon the foundation of team spirit. Grassroots success is about pinpointing the needs and investing time and effort in catering to those needs in a way that will allow as many people as possible to continue in the game for as long as they want.

3 ??? About Soccer Philosophy 1. What do we believe in ? The power of soccer to make a difference in people’s lives 2. What do we value ? Value the game for its simplicity, passion, and creativity 3. What do we see ahead ? Soccer’s popularity increasing and its social impact expanding

Purpose of Grassroots Soccer Encourage participation Promote a love of the game Introduce the skills and basic concepts to a new generation of players The grassroots environment is therefore a place for everyone who wants to play, where integration and social skills are fundamental. Producing star players is a by-product of grassroots -- elite player development is the responsibility of the club on more of a day to day basis The roots of the game must not wither, they must be continually watered