VALEO FUTBOL 2020 2021 Club Programs TRAINING COMPETITION

VALEO FUTBOL 2020 - 2021 Club Programs TRAINING. COMPETITION. EXCELLENCE. Valeo Futbol

OUR MISSION Valeo Futbol Club is a registered 501(c) (3) non-profit sports education and training organization focused on developing competitive athletes, outstanding citizens and strong leaders. Soccer Development Community Development › To develop young soccer talent capable of playing collegiate, professional and International football. › To increase access and opportunities in sports participation regardless of socio-economic status. › To provide a challenging and rewarding environment that teaches the virtues of Teamwork, Discipline, Hard Work, Commitment, Respect and Leadership. › To encourage academic excellence for all players. › To provide opportunities for talented to help them realize their full potential. › To create volunteering, leadership and community development initiatives. › To create a world class training academy capable of competing and excelling at the National and International levels. Page 2 › To provide health and wellness education and support

SOCCER IS A METAPHOR FOR LIFE! EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, AND ATHLETIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT/ ATHLETES. Page 3 VALEO FUTBOL CLUB IS A SPORTS EDUCATION AND TRAINING ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON DEVELOPING: • Strong leaders • Outstanding citizens • Competitive athletes THE CLUB PROVIDES A CHALLENGING AND REWARDING ENVIRONMENT THAT TEACHES THE VIRTUES OF • Teamwork • Commitment • Discipline • Respect • Work Ethic • Leadership

VALEO FC Key Performance Categories Player Development Training Environment Page 4 Staff Leadership & Structure Facilities & Resources Style of Play & Philosophy

VALEO’s PLAYER PROFILE Psychological Love of Competition Respect For The game Committed To The Team Unshakeable Confidence Accountability › › › Physical Compete for Full Game at optimal › physical level. Technically Proficient › Exceptional Ball Mastery skills. › Creative Passing / Pass with imagination. Tactically Intelligent › › Aggressive Offensively Disciplined & Patient Defensively Decision Maker on the Field Play Freely Without Fear. EQUAL BLEND OF “ARTIST” AND “SOLDIER” Page 5

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TECHNICAL Passing, Dribbling, Shooting TACTICAL Principles of Attack, Principles of Defense, Positional SOCIAL PHYSICAL MENTAL Page 6 Emotional, Confidence, Friendship Growth, Soccer Specific Recovery Preparation, Positive Thinking, Acceptance

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MODEL SERVING -- The -PLAYERS Development Plan Players Assessment Reports Video Analysis Match Assessment Periodization Player / Coach Meetings Page 7 Structured Curriculum Player’s Wellness Management Report

Player Development Plan is customized and specific to each individual player Hallmarks of the IDP SMART/ER Goals (IDPs) Specific Measurable Provides a roadmap in development Attainable Relevant Players › Drive the conversation › Dreams, goals and personal development objectives are stated and documented by players Coaches › Steer the development conversation › Meets with players multiple times per year › Guide the IDP process Page 8 Parents › Observe › Listen › Learn how to support Time Based Evaluate players at home Re-evaluate

ENVIRONMENT PLAYER DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY Objectives Player Reviews Performance & then Review Frame Session Methodology ACCOUNTABILITY 1 v 1 Player Coach Meeting Delivery Individual Reflection Page 9 PRINCIPLES Video Review

TEAM DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES Desire to regain the ball Protect the middle Tough to beat 1 v 1 Secure the first pass OUT OF POSSESSION ATTACKING TRANSITION Counter attacking on possession regain Switching play to the opposite side All players defend. Compact shape. Press whenever possible Build out from the back React quickly Press immediately or retreat to deny penetration Force play into supporting players Page 10 Play through the midfield DEFENDING TRANSITION IN POSSESSION Quick switches to create wide overload Probe and develop an opportunity to penetrate

Coaches Commitment to Players Meet 3 x with the team per season: Player Evaluations: Management of Development Plans Start of the season = set expectations 2 face to face meetings with Coaches and Directors Specific to individual player Middle of the season = assess progress Meeting 1 = Fall (assessment) Provides a roadmap in development End of the season = evaluation and future goals Meeting 2 = Spring (evaluation) Guides a development conversation Page 11

Leveraging Technology for Player Development Instat – Occulus – Individual player Scouting, Fitness, Performance and Team Tactical Analysis Nuero. Trainer Virtual Reality Mental Strength Training Epicore Bio systems – Spiideo – Sweatpatch Hydration management systems Page 12 Live streaming, Video Analysis Highlight Film production

College Planning and Preparation 01 02 03 04 05 Programming Awareness Assessments Preparations Exposure Recruiting / college Night DI, DII, & Prep School Coach’s Seminar for HS teams, preparing coaches on the recruiting process Strategy Individual Meeting for Sophomores Juniors, and Seniors One Collegiate Environment Practice Session for U 16 U 17, & U 18’s National Showcase, Regional Showcase, and Valeo ONLY Showcase Event Page 13

PLAYER’S DEVELOPMENT PYRAMID ZONE 3 ZONE 2 ZONE 1 Page 14 › › U 18 & UP 1 coach per 9 players for practices Technical & tactically based curriculum Individual skills focus / encourage 1 v 1 duals Result driven › › › U 13 -U 17 U 6 -U 12 1 coach per 8 players for practices Player’s skilled level based curriculum Introductions of tactical aspects Individual skills focus / encourage 1 v 1 duals Introduction of competition Player’s development precedes team performance › › 1 coach per 6 players for practices Technically based curriculum Individual skills focus / encourage 1 v 1 duals Player’s development proceeds team performance

LEVELS OF COMPETITION NATIONAL DEV. ACADEMY, NPL & NPSL U 12 – U 23 REGIONAL NEP ELITE COMPETITION TEAM (U 11 -U 18) INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION TEAMS (U 15 -U 18) › USDA Regional/National League Play › Regional League Play (NPL/NEP) › Iber Cup (Portugal) › Academy (Regional) Tournament Play Only › International Tournament Play › MIC Cup (Spain) › National & International Tournament Play › National Tournament Play › International Tournament Play › Minimum 4 training sessions per week › Regional Tournament Play › Minimum of 4 training sessions per week › Minimum 3 training sessions per week Page 15

LEAGUE DEVELOPMENT PYRAMID LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 Page 16 Youth National Team & Semi- Professional US Soccer Developmental Academy LEVEL 2 National Premier League (NPL) & Revolution Development League. LEVEL 1 New England Premier League (NEP)

New for 2020 2 tournaments Extra Training Session (Fall and Spring) Free Summer Training Live streaming and Videotape of Home games Page 17 Video Analysis with coach College Preparation with Counselor (High Schoolers) Prep School Preparation

Program Summary 2020 - 2021 Programs Age Group Dates Weeks Practices per Week Show cases CLUB ELITE – (NPL Mandatory ) U 8 - U 14 Aug 13 th – June 10 th 40 4 2 CLUB ADVANCED U 8 - U 14 Aug 20 th – June 7 th 38 3 2 JUNIORS ACADEMY U 6 - U 8 Aug 31 st –June 7 th 38 1 0 Weeks Practices per Week Show cases Programs - Dates HIGH SCHOOL ELITE U 14 - U 19 Nov 15 th June 14 th 32 3 2 HIGH SCHOOL U 14 - U 19 Nov 15 th June 14 th 32 2 2 Page 18

TRAINING PROGRAM COSTS HIGH SCHOOL JR. ACADEMY Ages | 2013 – 2010 Dates | Aug. ‘ 20 – June ‘ 21 CLUB ADVANCED Ages | 2013 – 2007 Dates | Aug. ‘ 20 – Jun. ‘ 21 CLUB ELITE › 3 Training Sessions per week (Fall and Spring) › 4 Training Sessions per week (Fall and Spring) › 1 Winter Training sessions per week › 1 Winter training session per week › 2 Winter training session per week › 1 Game Per week › Free Summer Training › 1 weeks Summer Preseason Camp › 1 Weeks Summer Preseason Camp › 2 Weeks Summer Preseason Camp › 1 Tournaments/ Festival › 3 Tournaments › 2 Video Analysis Sessions › 4 Video Analysis Sessions Page 19 10 MONTHS Ages | 2006 – 2002 Dates | Nov. ‘ 20 – June ‘ 21 Ages | 2013 – 2007 Dates | Aug. ‘ 20 – June ‘ 21 › 1 Training Sessions per week (Fall and Spring) 10 MONTHS Ages | 2006 – 2002 Dates | Nov. ‘ 20 – June ‘ 21 HIGH SCHOOL ELITE 10 MONTHS › 3 Training Sessions per week › 4 Training Sessions per week › 1 Game Per week › Free Summer Training › 3 Tourneys/ Showcases › Sports. Recruits College Planning Subscription › Instat Video Analysis Subscription › 4 Video Analysis Sessions › 1 College Combine › 2 College Combine 8 MONTHS

SCHEDULE (EXAMPLES) SCHEDULE JUNIOR ACADEMY 5: 00 PM – 6: 30 pm 6: 30 PM – 8: 00 PM Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Team Training Rest Game Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Team Training Rest Skills Academy Game Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Rest Team Training Rest CLUB ADVANCED 500 PM – : 6: 30 pm 6: 30 PM – 8: 00 PM CLUB ELITE 500 PM – : 6: 30 pm 6: 30 PM – 8: 00 PM Page 20 Skills Academy Performance Game Day

WHY VALEO? Page 21 Focus on player development Dedicated staff - Low player (8: 1) to coach ratio Regional/ National/ International competition Challenging environment for elite players Rigorous yet fun training environment Facilities to support ambitious training schedule Small club environment Recognized player development model.

CONCLUSION 13 EUROPEAN. TRAINING. EXCELLENCE