I have dedicated my whole life to sport and football. In addition to playing active sports, I have been coaching junior children for several years and have a UEFA C qualification. Over the years, I have constantly observed, experienced and recognised what children need to develop. As a result, I started to offer individual training for children of a younger age. I want to develop multifaceted talents who will be the athletes of the future. I've been working as a coach at Faster Lab for 2 years, I've been using the equipment in the lab from the beginning and I know from experience and feedback from sports clubs and parents how much our different types of equipment develop children's cognitive skills, reaction and technique. "Individual talents and personalities have to be taken into account for a child to become a footballer. In a team training session there are many players, there is no way to train them individually. What we don't have time for in team training, we practice, we develop the skills, the knowledge that is needed. " "Precisely because everyone is different, I run individual training sessions, working with a maximum of three or four players at a time. I select them so that they develop in a way that helps each other, that they are at the same level and that they have the same training. I also like to work with specific tools that develop thinking, perception, perception, reaction, agility, strength, dynamics and speed. We also have super technical tools for this, which help the player and me a lot. But also, for example, we do exercises where while they are doing ball technical exercises, I ask them questions, we talk, they have to concentrate on more. This immediately shows whether they can focus on several things at once. It's important that they can control the ball with such confidence that they can, for example, look in the other direction or shout out some information to a team-mate. These are all things that can be achieved with a lot of practice."