Michigan Soccer Training
Team Sheet
Pick your position — the armband marks where you are.
Bench · Film RoomsAll resources →
Free · No signup · Always credited
The extras that don't fit anywhere else — deep libraries, planners and tools we build as we go. Everything here is free, works without an account, and credits the coaches and creators who made it.
A film room is a full video curriculum for one position, split into coaching modules and built to be worked through rather than browsed. Reels are quick enough to watch on the sideline; sit-downs are for a classroom session or homework.
Goalkeepers
Set position, handling, diving, crosses, 1v1s, distribution and the mental side of the position.
Centre backs, full backs & wing backs
Defending the box, 1v1 duels, the back-four line, overlaps, heading and reading the game.
The 6, the 8 & the 10
Scanning, receiving on the half-turn, press resistance, passing range and controlling tempo.
Strikers & wingers
Finishing, movement in the box, 1v1 beats, pressing from the front and holding the ball up.
The things worth having on paper — at a tryout, in the car, or on a clipboard. Each one has a page explaining what's inside, with the printable PDF to download from there or straight from here.
3 sections · fill-in worksheet
Ten questions worth asking any club, an all-in cost worksheet with a column per club, and what a season actually costs at each level in Michigan.
12 leagues · 6 tiers
The whole Michigan pyramid on one comparison sheet — season cost, how far you drive, and whether high school soccer still fits.
4v4 · 7v7 · 9v9 · 11v11
Field size, ball size, offside, heading and the calls parents ask about — one clipboard card per small-sided format.
Each room is built for one position group, so a keeper never wades through winger content to find their session.
Every room is split into coaching modules. Skim two or three videos in one module rather than grazing the whole library.
Check a box when you've used a video. The room remembers on your device, so next session you pick up where you left off.
Film rooms are the first family of resources. If there's a tool, planner or library that would genuinely help your team — tell us what it is and we'll look at building it.