High-performance football academies normally have high standards when it comes to who they admit into their programs. They only accept top-notch competitors and have very limited positions. Therefore, in order to be accepted into one of these academies, members need to first evaluate their level of skills. In addition, their conduct and character are also considered.
A majority of academies offer one-day minimum tryout sessions where the mentors assess the members’ attitudes and demeanour. Moreover, all academies require that members trying out should attend a fleeting course during the winter or mid-year way before they even think about joining the academy.
The summer or winter courses of two weeks or more offer mentors enough time to assess the member’s skills and abilities. In addition, the members are also able to demonstrate their zest and commitment towards achieving their full capacity as soccer players.
Every now and then (usually in extreme cases), applicants will send recordings of their performance on the field to the academy. This isn’t often done as it doesn’t give mentors the opportunity to become more acquainted with the players. During this training, it is important for the mentors to interact more directly with the members.
In most cases, they have to attend tryouts and trials. In addition, they have to engage in regular programs and regardless of sending recordings, they need to have an admission to the academy.
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