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- Canada Soccer Rules & Regulations
VIDEO. Jason deVos outlines Canada Soccer's Youth Club...
- Grassroots Standards
The Canada Soccer Grassroots Standards have been designed to...
- Canada Soccer Rules & Regulations
May 10, 2021 · VIDEO. Jason deVos outlines Canada Soccer's Youth Club Licensing Program. CLUB LICENSING PROGRAM. National Professional Club Licence.
- Match Format
- Minimum Rest Time Between Matches
- Maximum Match Duration
- Maximum Match Time Per Player Perday
- Coaching Qualifications
- Memorable Events
- International vs Overseas Travel
- Offside
- Game Leader
- Match Day Format
The match format refers to thenumber of players on each team. This can range from very few players (1v1, 2v2or 3v3) to the full FIFA regulation game format of 11v11.
Young players need rest as theyexpend a great deal of energy during matches. It is important for theirwellbeing that they have a minimum rest period between matches during aFestival or Memorable Event. This ensures that they have the time needed torecover, refuel and rehydrate. The rest time between matches is considered thetime between the end of ...
This refers to the maximum lengthof the match. The match is normally played in two halves of equal duration(i.e. A 30-minute match would be comprised of two, 15-minute halves) however,the match may be divided as required (i.e. Three 10-minute periods)
In order to ensure that our youngplayers are safe, we do not want them to be pushed beyond their physicallimits. The maximum match time per player is the total amount of match timeeach player experiences on match day. Be careful to track the total playingtime of each player, as exceeding the recommended guidelines may lead toburnout or injury.
This refers to the training thata coach is required to complete prior to coaching a group of young players. Aspart of Canada Soccer’s Safe Sport Roster, all coaches in Canada are requiredto complete the training outlined in the Canada Soccer Grassroots Standards.
Playing in tournaments andspecial events is an important part of a positive soccer experience for youngplayers. Some of their most memorable experiences will be when they participatein tournaments and festivals, often away from home. These events are wherelifelong friendships are formed, and they are important to a young player’ssoccer experience. ...
Given the size of our country andthe proximity of many Canadians to the United States, it is often moreconvenient for teams to travel to memorable events in the United States than inCanada. We want our players to have great experiences in a variety ofcompetitions, and there are many options to do this in Canada and the U.S.Overseas travel (i.e. Eur...
Offside is Law 11 of theInternational Football Association Board (IFAB) Laws of the Game, and isrecommended to be implemented for young players at the U12 level. For a deeperunderstanding of Law 11, please follow this link.
In many parts of Canada, GameLeaders are used to facilitate matches between young players. The Game Leaderwill be trained to achieve a few objectives on the field:• Enable children tohave a fun and rewarding experience while competing in small sided games.•Ensure player safety.• Implement simplified rules while keeping the game moving— limiting sto...
Canada Soccer recommends thatGrassroots programs for players U7-U12 utilize the Festival Format for matchdays. Traditional league play format should not be introduced until U13.AFestival Format is a competition that includes multiple matches in a singleday, whereas league play includes only a single match per day.
The Canadian Soccer Association (French: Association canadienne de soccer; branded as Canada Soccer) is the governing body for soccer in Canada.
The Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) is the governing body for the sport in Canada and directly sanctions leagues that operate in more than one province. Leagues operating in a single province receive sanctioning from their provincial soccer association.
As part of Canada Soccer’s Safe Sport Roster, all coaches in Canada are required to complete the training outlined in the Canada Soccer Grassroots Standards. MEMORABLE EVENTS. Playing in tournaments and special events is an important part of a positive soccer experience for young players.
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The Canada Soccer Grassroots standards is what CMSA bases league play formats and rules from. These standards have been compiled from best practice research from around the world to then be applied within the Canadian soccer landscape.
