Southeast Soccer is offering a futsal training and play program for a variety of age groups.

Coaches will work with players to develop foot skills, dribbling, passing, possession, and how to play faster. 

Players will also develop a sense of teamwork in addition to individual skills. Program includes approximately 40% skills building/training and 60% small-sided futsal play.

Fall Futsal 2018 Program Details:        

Five Saturday Sessions starting November 3, 2018

See below for dates and times for your player's age and gender. Southeast Futsal training is open to the public! Invite your friends and neighbors.

Sanford Middle School Gym
3524 42nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55406
Enter Door 11 on 42nd Ave S.

Futsal Dates: November 3, 10, 17, December 1, 8, 2018. 

(Some training times have changed. No training November 24)

• 9:00 – 10:15 | Gym A | U9-U12 Boys (2010s – 2007s) FULL
• 9:00 – 10:15 | Gym B | U9-U12 Girls (2010s – 2007s)
• 10:15 – 11:30 |Gym A | U13-U14 Girls (2005s – 2006s)
• 10:15 – 11:30 |Gym B | U13 Boys (2006s) FULL
• 11:30 – 1:00 |Gym A | U14+ Boys (2005s and older)
• 11:30 – 1:00 |Gym B | U15+ Girls (2004s and older)

Futsal Players should bring clean indoor soccer shoes (no cleats), soccer ball, and shin guards. 

Arrive 10 minutes early to ensure each session begins on time.

Cost:  There is NO FEE for all players registered with Southeast Soccer for the Fall 2018 Season.

All others are welcome to register and participate for a program fee of $60.00 per player.

Make checks out to: Southeast Soccer
Mail checks to:     Southeast Soccer
                           3120 19th Ave. S.
                           Minneapolis, MN 55407

All participants must be registered and pay prior to the sessions.

For fee or registration questions contact Club Coordinator Claudia Motl.

For program content or placement questions contact Executive Director Adam Pribyl

(Source: US Futsal) 

1. Rewards | FIFA's Futsal rewards the same basic skills, tactics and knowledge of the game as the 11v11 outdoor game.
2. Ball Touches | In a statistical study comparing Futsal to indoor arena soccer with walls, players touch the ball 210% more often.
3. Ball Control | With limited space, an out of bounds and constant opponent pressure, improved ball control skills and technique are required.
4. Speed of Play | With limited space, constant opponent pressure and a 4 second restart rule players learn to play and think fast.
5. Mandatory Support | Without a wall as a crutch, players must make supporting runs when their teammates have the ball.
6. Continuity of Play | Action is continuous so players are forced to continue the play instead of stopping and watching.
7. Knowledge | With four court players and all the basic options of the outdoor game in non-stop action mode, players' understanding of the game is enhanced.
8. Framing the Goal | The goal and Penalty Area are a perfect size for narrowing the angle so teams learn to frame the goal to score goals.
9. Encouraged Learning | FIFA's Laws Of The Game of Futsal, encourage playing a skilled game by punishing all physical contact fouls.
10. Fun | Players enjoy the challenge of playing a fast-paced-fun-skill-oriented game that test their abilities.