At a glance
- Who it's for
- Young soccer players ages 6–12
- Interests
- soccermindsetjournaling
- How it works
- Fill it in after practices and games, with a hand from an adult at first.
- Language
- English
About the book
Practices, games, goals and feelings, all in one place.
A guided journal that walks a young player through the season with simple prompts and room to write. It starts with what they want to get better at, and from there every week has its training log: the best moment, what the coach said, what was hardest, what to work on next.
- 111 full-color pages, from age 6 with a hand and on their own soon after
- Season goals written the way a child can actually keep them: one skill, one plan
- Training logs with space for feelings, not just numbers
- A team-values page where they rate what they see around them: teamwork and respect, but also selfishness and unsportsmanlike behavior
- Numbered challenges through the book: a soccer quiz, a detective mission to study a favorite player, half-written stories to finish
Less about stats, more about becoming the kind of player, and person, who keeps showing up.
Why two journals? Because no two seasons are the same. A player can fill in one this year and the other one next year, instead of repeating the same book season after season.
Look inside
Real pages from the book: training log, goals, team values and challenges, in full color.
Less about stats, more about showing up.
Simple prompts
Easy to fill in, even for younger players.
Feelings, not just numbers
The best moment, the hardest one, what to work on.
Team values
Teamwork and respect, and the opposite, rated honestly.
Challenges
A soccer quiz, a detective mission, stories to finish.
Book details
- Author
- Books4Sports
- Publisher
- Books4Sports (EditorialPoint22)
- ISBN-13
- 978-84-19517-37-1
- ISBN-10
- 8419517372
- Pages
- 111
- Size
- 6 × 9 in
- Interior
- Full color
- Format
- Paperback
- Language
- English
Frequently asked questions
How is it different from the Soccer Training Journal (Ages 8–12)?
They're two different journals. This one has a gentler pace and simpler prompts, and it works from age 6. The Ages 8–12 journal runs in seven phases with seven powers to unlock and 35 practice and game logs. A player can fill in one this year and the other next year.
Can a 6-year-old use it?
Yes, with a hand from an adult at first. The prompts are simple, and most kids fill it in on their own soon after.
Is it only about stats?
No. It's about goals, feelings and team values: the best moment of the week, what the coach said, what was hardest and what to work on next.
What's inside?
111 full-color pages: season goals, weekly training logs, a team-values page and numbered challenges, such as a soccer quiz, a detective mission to study a favorite player and half-written stories to finish.
Is it a good gift?
Yes: for a first season, a birthday, the holidays, or as an end-of-season team gift.
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