Gilbert Regional Park · $40 per player

Mini Groups

Small enough that every touch gets coached. Big enough that your player has someone to beat.

Fridays

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Sundays

5:00 - 6:00 PM

Sundays

6:00 - 7:00 PM

What a Mini Group Actually Is

A mini group is a handful of players and one coach. Your player gets the detail of a private session and the competition of a real game, in the same hour.

Nobody gets lost

With a handful of players, every touch gets seen. Your player is corrected while the mistake is still fresh instead of finding out about it three drills later, which is what makes the habit actually change.

They train against someone real

A defender who genuinely wants the ball back is something no private session can manufacture. Players learn to protect the ball, pick a head up under pressure, and make decisions at game speed.

Competition pulls more out of them

Players push harder when someone is next to them doing the same drill. The intensity goes up on its own, and the session stays fun in a way solo reps rarely are.

They talk, lead, and problem-solve

Communication, reading a teammate, sorting out a small-sided game - these only develop around other players, and they are the parts of the game that show up loudest on Saturday.

Friends and teammates train together

Bring a teammate, a sibling, or a friend from the club. Players who train together carry the same habits back into practice and games, and most kids simply show up more willingly.

It fits a real family budget

Sharing a coach makes this the format families can sustain week after week. Consistency beats intensity, and the group is what makes staying consistent realistic.

Why the cap matters

Most “small group” training is eight, ten, twelve players. At that size a coach is managing a crowd: players stand in line, reps drop, and mistakes go by uncorrected because nobody can watch that many touches at once. Six is the point where a coach can still see every player on every rep. That is why we stop there, even when more families ask to join.

2-6

Players, hard cap

60 min

Every minute on the ball

1

Coach watching every rep

Mini Group vs Private vs Team Practice

Mini groups sit right next to private training on quality, and nowhere near team practice on attention per player.

Category
Private
Mini Group
Team Practice
Players per session
1 player
2-6 players, capped
15-20+ players
Coach attention
Every rep watched
Every rep watched
Whatever is left over
Corrections
Immediate and detailed
Immediate and detailed
Rare and general
Cost per session
$60-$80
$40 flat
Included in club fees
Best for
Specific goals and detailed corrections
Quality coaching plus game-like pressure
Team shape and match prep

The Schedule

Same park, same times, every week. $40 per player per session, capped at 6.

Fridays

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Sundays

5:00 - 6:00 PM

Sundays

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Gilbert Regional Park

3005 E Queen Creek Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85298

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Tell us who is coming

Four boxes and you're done. Coach David reads every one and texts you back with the group that fits your player best.

Which times could work?

Optional - check any that work, or leave it blank and we'll find the best fit.

No payment now. Coach David texts you to confirm placement, then you pay at the field.

How placement works

You pick the times that work. We group players by age and level so nobody is the odd one out, then text you the confirmed slot.

Placement is flexible for players near age and level boundaries.

Contact

Text/Call: (720) 612-2979

Email: davidfalesct@gmail.com

Questions about schedule or placement are welcome.

If you have to miss

  • Nothing is paid online, so nothing to refund.
  • Text as early as you can so the spot goes to someone else.
  • Coach or weather cancellation: we move you to another night.