Rookie Grownups — They’re learning the game. We’re learning to coach.

ONE KID. ONE SPORT. ONE PLAN.

Good coaches have a plan.

No complicated drills. No guessing what to practice. Just a better way to get outside and get better together.

WEEK 1 · PRACTICE 1 · SOCCER · AGES 6–9

5:00 minutes, start to finish

  1. Traffic Lights1:00
  2. Target Garden1:00
  3. Mirror Me2:00
  4. Your pick + high-fives1:00

one habit for you, every time

  1. 01

    Pick their game

    Add a nickname and age 3–12, then choose one of six starter sports. Each child and sport keeps its own round.

  2. 02

    Make ten minutes count

    Choose 5, 10 or 15 minutes. One activity for them, one grown-up habit for you. The last minute is their choice and a celebration.

  3. 03

    Save a little win

    Finish happy whenever you need. Note their effort, your patience, or a favorite game — only what you want.

Walk through a real practice

Don’t read about it.
Try it.

Sample only. No countdown. Nothing saved.

Their sport
Their age band
Your time

Soccer · Ages 6–9 · 5:00 total

Traffic Lights

Dribble between cones. Stop with the sole at a signal; then turn back.

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Original fictional parent and child talking at the edge of a field

NOT PLAYING TODAY?

Be on their side, from the sidelines.

Before, During and Ride Home: supportive words, a short reset and connection-first prompts for any sport. No practice minutes required.

See the grown-up side

FAQ

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Your first plan is five minutes away.

One adult account for your family’s practices, coaching habits and Little Wins. Kids use nicknames, never accounts.