Kids Football Training Equipment

FORZA training equipment is used and trusted by professional teams and academies. Manchester United, Liverpool and Wrexham AFC all use a range of FORZA training equipment on a daily basis. Our kids' football training equipment is made with the same quality materials and the same attention to detail as the equipment used by the professionals. Our training range is arguably the best available anywhere in the UK. With everything from football cones and bibs to free kick mannequins and ball launchers, whether you are training in the garden or you manage an academy, you'll find what you need. FORZA offers durable, academy grade options in a range of pack sizes that are perfect for garden practice at home, kickabouts at the local park, and pro football academies.

FORZA kids training equipment is designed for children roughly aged 5 to 14, depending on the item. Younger kids aged 5 to 8 benefit most from basic tools like a size 3 football, a target goal, marker cones, target sheets and rebounders for fun skill building. Once the basic skills are mastered, older children may want to progress to speed hurdles, slalom poles, evasion belts and, if you have the space, free kick mannequins.

Not necessarily. Effective football training sessions can start with just a ball and some space. However, adding FORZA training equipment makes sessions more productive, varied and enjoyable. Popular items for home use include solo football return trainers, control mats, marker cones and target goal sheets. These tools allow kids to practise alone or as a team. The addition of specific training equipment can help players to improve technique quickly and stay motivated.

For indoor sessions, the best training equipment is anything that helps develop close control and technique without needing a lot of space. Control mats are ideal for working on first touch and ball mastery wherever there is some space inside the house. A mini size 1 football can be used to practise close control. If your house has enough room, it can also be used to practise specific skills including drag backs and step overs. Make sure there is nothing breakable nearby and the area is free from hazards before using a football indoors. It's usually best to stick to close control drills only, with the ball remaining on the floor.