Age 6 - 16 Elite Football Training
Matrix Elite Training is the next step to becoming a better footballer as each session is carefully planned and orchestrated around the ability of the players.
Each group consists of 6 to 10 players. The focus is to maximise touches of the ball.
Sessions are 1 hour long and consist of 10 minutes of turns and moves, 35 minutes of a high contextual Matrix pass and move drill, then 15 minutes of a conditioned game. The children are challenged to put what they have done in the drill and transfer this into real game scenarios.
Each Matrix Drill consists of roughly 480 passes, 1 mile+ of distance and multiple turns and skills.
In summary the Matrix way of training works cognitive and physical abilities. It is essential to use split-second decision making and technical aspects of passing to keep the drill alive.
Each player who has subscribed to the matrix way increase their footballing skills and fitness. Players are often signed to academies and create potential to become professional players.
Currently we have produced 17 professional players and have had between 65 and 100 at professional academies.
Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions and get in touch to book a session with the Matrix Elite.
Matrix Tech How We Measure a Drill
Heartrate
Heart monitoring equipment to measure heart beats per minute.
Distance
Distance measurement pod to record the distance travelled.
Passes
Touch Sleeve measures amount of passes during a drill.
Brainware
Brainware technology reads the players thinking and evaluates their problem solving and processing skills.
Heatmap
Heat mapping pod measures work-rate and location.
Kickspeed
Touch Sleeve measures the speed of a pass.
Heartrate
Distance
Passes
Brainware
Heatmap
Kick Speed
Data Analysis 56 Min Training Session
Ball Touches
Total Distance
Sprint Distance
Accl / Decl
Max Power
Control
Power
Attitude
Achieve
Agility
Awareness
Ability
Attack
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