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Scandinavian coaches had a worthwhile working experience

Ivan — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 21:49:39 +0000

Thirteen coaches from different regions in Sweden and Norway have experienced the philosophy of Valencia CF during the 6th and 9th of April. Twenty lecture hours both theoretical and practical, of the methodology, recruiting systems, tactical organization, session design and others, have being taught at the Valencia CF Foundation conference room and at the Paterna Ciudad Deportiva facilities.

They also enjoyed the culture, eating Mediterranean cuisine, like paella or fideua, walking in the streets of Valencia and interacting with locals. In the football realm, they observed matches from many Valencia CF sides of different age groups, from the U10 Valencia CF side category as well as the first team as they went to see them play against Real Valladolid in La Liga match at the Mestalla Stadium. The result was an enriching experience for both sides, Next Generation Valencia CF and our new friends from Scandinavia. There are many more things to come from this new relationship.

NEW YORK USA SUMMER 2013 – NG VALENCIA CF CAMPS

Ivan — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 14:00:53 +0000

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Our friend Guardado with the NGVCF Mexican players

Ivan — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 15:48:17 +0000

On Thursday 28 September the new signing from Valencia CF, Andres Guardado, invited our Next Generation VCF Mexican player to visit Mestalla and chat with them on the grass.

It was a great time for our players meeting the Mexican crack and share with him their Spanish experiences while recalling what they have been missing from their homeland; the family and some typical dishes. He also wanted to make some helpful tips to continue to pursue with their dream of becoming professional footballers at Valencia CF. The boys had the detail of gifting him a Next Generation polo shirt signed by all of them and also some typical Mexican sweets, being that the next day he was celebrating his birthday.

The player from Guadalajara wanted to know more about the Next Generation Program and its new projects for the Valencia CF internationalization to open the Valencian club closer to everyone around the world.

It was an amazing time for the NG players so we want to thank Andrés for his friendliness and kindness during all the morning. We hope him all the best for this season and all the next ones that are coming with the Valencia CF.

Amunt Principito!

The NG Valencia CF Academy in Sagunto (Valencia)

Ivan — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 13:54:01 +0000

At the new Next Generation Valencia CF Academy in Sagunto (Valencia) the ball started rolling this mid-august with the firsts practices of the Under -18 team and a week later, with the Under-14 and Under-12. Thanks to an agreement with the Fútbol Base Sagunto, in the ” Camps de Xulla” facilities it will be apply to all the Academy members, the Next Generation Valencia CF methodology, from the Under -4 team until the Under-18, and not to forget about the Women´s team.

This is an innovative methodology to detect and develop the talents of young guys, fun sessions through tactical challenges where, from an early age, athletes cultivate his intelligence in the game, is a program that is tailored to the evolving needs of young, these are the ingredients of the new football project called Next Generation Valencia CF in Sagunto.

Right now TNGVCF Sagunto Academy is at full capacity with the addition of the”babies” of the Academy. Over 200 young people ready to enjoy and learn while footballing evolve both individually and collectively, according to the structure of TNGVCF in Sagunto.

The Next Generation Valencia CF project comes on the heels of the Valencia CF Foundation through The Next Generation Sports entity. The main objective is to extend the “valencianismo” and give a quality football training to young people around the world. After reaping success of TNGVCF Academy in Bermuda, the project continues to grow with this TNGVCF Academy in Sagunto (Valencia), where it tries to bring kids from around the world to the Valencian football.

Jamaican footballers training in Next Generation Method

Ivan — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 11:28:06 +0000

Martin Davis, 15 years of age, and Luca Levee, 14, were selected for outstanding performances by the Valencia CF coaches in the Next Generation VCF camps in 2010 and 2011 respectively.

Currently thanks to the Next Generation Valencia CF project they are training in Spain using the Next Generation methodology. This is a pioneering method for the development of talent of young footballers through a program of comprehensive education that is highlighted by the transmission of knowledge and specific abilities in the context of high performance football.

The Jamaican public was made aware of the progress of these two youngsters during the press conference held on Friday, the 23^rd of March held to announce the launching of the third Next Generation Valencia CF camp in the country. In this presentation held at the Spanish Court Hotel in Kingston, her Excellency Ambassador of Spain, Celsa Nuno as well as TNGS Regional Director, Victor Salazar, and Howard Mcintosh, Director of Football/ Development had the opportunity to discuss their development via Skype with both Martin, and Luca as well as with one of their coaches and tutor José Ángel Herrera. The television stations and media in general in Jamaica learnt in firsthand the evolution and the roadmap of these young men that are growing not only in the sphere of football but more importantly as persons. Their fluency in spoken Spanish language and their awareness of tactical understanding for the sport were well received by all.

Academy in Bermuda winner of Kappa Tournament

Ivan — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 16:58:33 +0000

Valencia CF were the biggest winners of the 2012 Kappa Classic as the club won two of the six cups available as well as being handed an invitation to compete in the Disney Cup International Youth Soccer Tournament this summer. The club, based at Saltus Grammar School, claimed both the Under-10 and Under-14 titles, with the former granted the right to compete in Orlando, Florida. Facing off against Dandy Town in the Under-10 division final, Valencia ran out 2-0 winners while the Under-14’s also beat their St John’s Road rivals 1-0 to lay claim to their title.For the first time ever, local teams can register for the Disney Cup without having to go via a third party such as XL Tours or any other overseas based agency, thanks to Cal Blankendal who has set up his own sports tour company. North Village and Somerset Trojans have travelled to Disney in previous years, with Village winning the Under-nine division last year.The annual spectacle will be held from July 16t to 21 at Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, with invitation to the tournament including free registration, free accommodation at Disney and free transport. The side will be guaranteed four games, with progression through the group stages providing more games. “This exciting and unprecedented package represents Bermuda’s most dynamic sporting award for youth-based, grass roots football clubs,” said Blankendal. “We know that Valencia FC will represent Bermuda proudly and that with the growth of BSMG (Bermuda Sports Management Group) and Kappa, we will be ambitious and work tirelessly to continue to support you, Bermuda’s outstanding clubs and athletes.” Kappa member Craig Tyrrell said he was pleased with the news and believed it is a step in the right direction.

“The Royal Gazette Online”. 27/03/2012

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webmaster — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:23:33 +0000

Having fun while mastering the mental, physical, and technical skills of football is our goal.

The Player in the Next Generation Learning System is guaranteed to achieve a dynamic, fundamental development in his/her growth as football player.

Valencia CF are always looking for talented footballers interested in exposing their skills in front of VCF academy coaches. VCF has formed the careers of players like David Silva, Raul Albiol, David Albelda, Jjuan Mata and Gaiza Mendieta. An example of next generation player is Jordi Alba from the VCF academy who at 21 years old is the new integration of the spanish national team.

Academy

webmaster — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 13:48:34 +0000

The Next Generation Valencia CF Academy represents our obligation to have a long term relationship with the club, federation or institution in which the NGVCF camp is held. A team made from a selection of the best players, will belong to the school in selected locations, and will be trained for a year in accordance to the NGVCF teaching methods.These players will be trained by Next Generation Valencia CF coaches , who in turn will keep the Spanish Club aware of the players´ progress.The NGVCF Academy will be considered as part of the Valencia CF and participants will take part in international meets that will expose the footballers to trainers and scouts. The Next Generation VCF Academy in each locality will continue the formation of these promising players and local coaches under the technical direction of Next Generation VCF.

For further information or any inquirement please contact: valencia@nextgenerationvcf.com

By telephone: +34692134692

On skype: nextgenerationvcf

Next Generation Valencia CF coaches course in Valencia

Ivan — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 22:17:30 +0000

The aim of this course is to train Valencian coaches in an open mind and multicultural mentality to give the best in our camps and academies around the world and also to provide them with the proper tools to detect the best talented players in our camps.

Please see the information of the course in spanish here: Información del Curso Next Generation Valencia CF

Next Generation Valencia CF returns to Jamaica

webmaster — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 00:37:21 +0000

The second edition of the Next Generation Valencia CF camp in Jamaica was hold in April 16 2011. Again 180 players and 30 local coaches were gathered at the national stadium to train and input the methodology of Valencia. As in the previous edition the aim was to evaluate and assess the characteristics of the participants, implement a training program for youth and coaches, and identify talent among all participants.