The Coerver Coaching Method

The Coerver Method
In the 1970's, the great Dutch Coach Wiel Coerver, aiming to improve individual soccer skills and produce better attacking players and teams, developed a revolutionary new way to teach soccer to young players and old. Up to that time it was widely believed that the great players were simply gifted and that their skills were beyond the average player.
Coerver analyzed these great players in slow motion video and came to the conclusion that many of their skills could be broken down and taught to most players, regardless of age or experience. The Coerver Method has been developed as a set of building blocks in a pyramid (see above) where players can progress form basic ball handling skills through to mastering complex soccer technique and strategy.

Coerver Coaching Worldwide
In 1985, COERVER™ was joined by Alfred Galustian and Charlie Cooke. Galustian, a former player with Wimbeldon, is now the International Director of Coerver™ Coaching and resposible for the expansion of Coerver™ programs in Europe, Japan, Africa, Canada and Australia. Charlie Cooke, director of Coerver™Coaching USA, spent his playing days competing with Aberdeen FC and Dundee FC in Scotland before joining Chelsea FC

Soccer Greats say...
"I appreciate the Coerver Method very much. It is important that young players are skillful. The Coerver Method improves technical skills a lot.I would wish that all youth coaches take attention to train the youngsters in such a technical skillful way"
Franz Beckenbauer

Employment
Coerver Coaching BC is always looking to add quality coaches to its Elite Coaching Staff. Applicants should have a substantial playing background along with an open mind and a dedication to youth soccer development. If you have any questions please contact us at (604)469-1948 or email