Soccer Development
Development in North Hills United (NHU) has three different levels. In each level an amazing, fun and training environment were created to maximize players performance. NHU is committed to nurturing soccer talent at every level. Our academy offers a structured three-tiered approach to soccer development, ensuring that players of all ages and skill levels receive the guidance and training they need to thrive in the sport.
Level 1 -
First Touch (Under 5 to 7 years of age)
At Level 1, we introduce the youngest members of our academy, boys and girls aged from under 5 to under 7, to the exciting world of soccer. This level focuses on developing the fundamental skills of soccer, including ball control, dribbling, and teamwork. Our experienced coaches create a fun and engaging environment where young players can develop their first touch and build a strong foundation for their soccer journey.
Level 2 -
Grassroot for Kids (Under 8 to 13 years of age)
At Level 2, designed for boys and girls aged from under 8 to under 13, is the Grassroot level. Here, we delve deeper into the intricacies of soccer, honing skills and enhancing tactical understanding. Players are encouraged to develop their individual abilities while also learning to work as a team. Our dedicated coaches provide a structured curriculum that balances competitive play with a passion for the game.
Also, player who wants to develop their skill and not yet ready for fully competitive match are still able to participate in this program and increase they skills until they get ready for competition.
At level 2 or grassroot.
Level 3 -
Youth for Young Players (U 14 to 18)
At Level 3, known as Youth, is where our older players aged under 14 to under 18 take their soccer skills to the next level. This level emphasizes advanced techniques, tactical strategies, and physical conditioning. Our coaching staff prepares young athletes for the challenges of competitive soccer, helping them excel both on and off the field. We aim to foster a love for the game that extends beyond the academy years.