2026–27 Winter High School Training
The Own Touch Winter High School Training Program is designed for high school players looking to continue developing during the winter in a competitive, focused, and high-intensity training environment.
Program Overview
Built around the Own Touch Methodology, the program combines advanced technical development, athletic preparation, and game-relevant training to help players stay sharp, prepare for upcoming seasons, and continue progressing throughout the winter.
At the high school level, training goes beyond simply performing technical actions. Players are challenged to execute with greater speed, precision, consistency, and confidence while adapting to pressure and realistic game situations.
Sessions are designed to reinforce strong technical habits while helping players recognize situations, solve problems, and perform effectively at game speed.
Technical Development
Throughout the program, players will work on:
First Touch & Ball Control
Improving the ability to receive and prepare the ball efficiently under pressure.
Dribbling
Developing confidence, control, and creativity in 1v1 situations and tight spaces.
Passing & Receiving
Improving accuracy, timing, body positioning, and execution at higher speeds.
Shooting & Finishing
Developing striking technique, composure, and efficiency around goal.
Decision Making
Recognizing situations quickly and selecting the appropriate technical action.
Speed, Agility & Coordination
Developing movement quality, quickness, coordination, and explosiveness to support technical performance.
Game-Relevant Training
Technical work is progressively connected to situations players will experience in competitive matches.
Sessions introduce pressure, reduced space, opponents, and decision-making demands to help players transfer technical execution into realistic game environments.
The goal is not only to improve how players perform an action, but also when and why they use it.
Session Format
Each 90-minute session includes:
15 Minutes – Speed & Agility
Focused on movement quality, coordination, quickness, acceleration, and overall athletic preparation.
Technical Training Stations
The majority of the session is dedicated to technical development through focused training areas such as first touch, ball control, dribbling, passing & receiving, and shooting & finishing.
Small-Sided Games / Scrimmage
Sessions finish with competitive game environments where players can apply the technical concepts developed during training under pressure and at game speed.
The remaining session time is distributed between technical stations and small-sided games, keeping technical development at the center of the training experience.
Program Schedule
Wednesdays | 7:00–8:30 PM
December 2026
- December 2
- December 9
- December 16
- December 23
January 2027
- January 6
- January 13
- January 20
- January 27
February 2027
- February 3
Train Smart. Train with Purpose. Train with Own Touch.
Spots are limited. Secure your place and continue developing your game this winter.
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