A routine to build on
- Individual and small-group coaching provide time on the pitch with a coach.
- Online training offers another way to work on football skills.
- Practice between sessions gives players a way to keep working on their game.
At Football Factory MCR, James Thorne and his coaching team help players develop on the pitch and between sessions. CoachIQ brings the practical parts together: training memberships, coach-specific booking, and football resources players can use at home.
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James Thorne · Founder, Football Factory MCRA training experience that extends beyond time on the pitch.
Families can explore individual coaching, small-group sessions, and online training through Football Factory’s website. Evaluation sessions give new players another route into the programme.
Football Factory uses training memberships and Credits alongside coach-specific booking. Families can return to arrange sessions with the coaching team as their player’s training continues.
The training library includes ball mastery, passing, shooting, and juggling, alongside nutrition and mindset resources. Players have guidance to return to when they are working on their game away from a coached session.
Original training photos from Football Factory MCR’s website.
For Football Factory, the experience reaches beyond a place on the calendar. It connects regular time with a coach and resources for the work in between. CoachIQ supports those steps, while James and the team bring the coaching.
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