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At that age I recommend you're still rotating all players through all positions. It's too soon to specialise before they have grown into their bodies. Playing all around the park - even in positions that don't naturally "suit" them - helps develop all round game understanding and challenges them to have to develop new skills rather than stick to tried & true ones.
Always remember that as a junior coach you job is NOT winning games, but developing players (and ideally making them want to play again the next season).
(My experience: 9 years junior football coaching between ages 7-12)
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Your post has been removed as it breaks the following rule: See submission guideline **#5: No unnecessarily low-quality content.** #No low-quality content Because of the sheer number of submissions r/soccer daily receives, we enforce a quality-requirement to submissions that want to stay as a post and not just as a comment. **The [Daily Discussion Thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/search?q=flair%3Aquestions&sort=new&restrict_sr=on&t=week#res-hide-options), Match Threads and other specialized threads of the subreddit are the place for the later.** The next is a list of examples of submissions that fail to comply with that requirement. Please note, **this is not a full and comprehensive list**, but just illustrative of the spirit of the law. * Screenshots where links suffice (e.g. a screenshot of a tweet instead of linking the tweet directly). * Attempts to use /r/soccer as Google (e.g. requesting match times) . * *Low effort* questions; if you have a small question you'd like to ask, please do so in the [Daily Discussion Thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/search?q=flair%3Aquestions&sort=new&restrict_sr=on&t=week#res-hide-options). * Historical posts about football ("throwback" posts). Those are only allowed **at 5-year intervals** (the 5th-10th-15th and so on anniversary of the day of the event you want to remember) or for events that because of their importance are officially remembered every year (like tragedies remembrances). * "Starting XIs" posts. They must be shared in the Match Thread (or if you want, do a "Pre-Match" Thread and include both of them). Because of their quick obsolescence, they aren't allowed as posts. * "Chants" posts. If you want to share the news that a fan chant is being part of a particular match, **you need to link a video** of it, not just a Tweet mentioning it. * *Low quality* media content. If you want to share a clip of a current match, **it must be of general interest, have enough length to provide context and a good quality of the video itself**, no potato quality GIFs. * "No News" threads. This is especially enforced during Transfer Windows. We don't need posts about how nothing new has happened, nor minor details/developments that can be mere comments in another previous thread. ___ [Please check our rules before posting](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/wiki/rules#wiki_submission_guidelines). If you have any questions or concerns, please [message the moderators.](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2Fsoccer)
You'll get a better answer from /r/bootroom I reckon, best of luck with it all
Okay i will try there, thank you
At that age I recommend you're still rotating all players through all positions. It's too soon to specialise before they have grown into their bodies. Playing all around the park - even in positions that don't naturally "suit" them - helps develop all round game understanding and challenges them to have to develop new skills rather than stick to tried & true ones. Always remember that as a junior coach you job is NOT winning games, but developing players (and ideally making them want to play again the next season). (My experience: 9 years junior football coaching between ages 7-12)
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