Fussbally's 3v3 League is the perfect introduction to competitive soccer for beginner players. Designed for Levels 1-4, this program provides a fun and supportive environment to develop skills while enjoying the game. Our small-sided format ensures more touches, faster decision-making, and a great experience for young players.
See table below
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1x a week technical training (flexible day) |
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Two 30 minute games every Saturday morning (Funino + ProGoal) |
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Players have the flexibility to pick one training day per week.
Technical Training: Focused on individual skill development, this session covers dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control. Players will improve their confidence and comfort with the ball through engaging drills and activities.
When & Where:
Level 3: 9:00-11:00 AM at North Sports Field
Level 2: 10:00-12:00 AM at North Sports Field
Level 1: 11:00 AM at North Sports Field
Format: Small-sided 3v3 games played using Funino and ProGoal methods to maximize ball touches and active involvement. These formats encourage creativity, fast-paced play, and enhanced skill development.
Team Structure: Players stay with their set team for six weeks before a rebalancing to ensure competitive balance and growth for all participants.
Designed for Beginners: A welcoming and structured environment for players new to the game.
Small-Sided Games: More ball touches, more involvement, and quicker development compared to larger formats.
Flexible Training Options: Choose the training focus that suits your needs.
Engaging & Fun: Our methods keep players excited and eager to improve each week.
Smart Team Structure: Six-week team cycles ensure a positive experience and continued development.
| Event | Date |
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| Spring Practices Begin | 1741622400 Mon, Mar 10, 2025 |
| Spring Games Begin | 1742040000 Sat, Mar 15, 2025 |
| Last Day of Spring Practices | 1748779200 Sun, Jun 1, 2025 |
| Last Spring Game Day | 1748692800 Sat, May 31, 2025 |
“Our son, now almost 8, started training with Fussbally about 18 months ago and it’s been a really refreshing experience. Much better approach than the typical “swarm ball” you see so often with younger players. Coach Lasse’s approach is unique and they do a much better job, in my opinion, of helping the kids to develop their technical skills while also teaching them about the game. There is a strong emphasis on sportsmanship and parents are discouraged from coaching from the sideline so the games are much more enjoyable to watch. Highly recommend.”
“The coaches at Fussbally teach kids the rules, skills, strategy and sportsmanship. I have appreciated and respected their straight forward approach of teaching kids what is expected and if expectations are not met, the kids are communicated to and given appropriate boundaries. The kids are learn how to celebrate wins and how to gracefully deal with disappointment. My two boys learned more and became better skilled soccer players than in any other leagues combined. Highly recommend the program.”
“I could not be more happy with sending my child to Fussbally. My son has been with Fussbally for almost a year. In that short time, I’ve seen him pick up skills that he failed to learn after training with another popular, local soccer club since he was 4. His confidence has also skyrocketed along with his on-field skills.
The training sessions are extremely valuable as there are only a few kids to each coach. They focus on having your kid master specific skills before moving them on to a new focus. They also compete with kids that are at the same skill level.
Every single coach is fantastic as well. They really know how to encourage the kids without stressing them out. I will continue to send my kid to train with them and compete in their tournaments until he goes to college.”
“I would give Fusbally 6 stars if I could. Coaching is VASTLY superior to the other youth soccer programs we tried. They have an extremely thoughtful and supportive approach that emphasizes lots of touches in 3v3 play, learning and then applying skills in practice/scrimmage, and if/when the time is right, playing in a more competitive setting against other football clubs. Our young daughter, who has limited interest in playing at a competitive level (so far), as well as our son, who devotes a considerable amount of time and effort into soccer, both enjoy going to practice, get lots of exercise, have fun, and have learned how to play soccer at a high level compared to when they started. Can’t say enough about this great program and these incredible coaches!”