Intensive training

PlayerBuilder Intensive

3-day intensive camps for ages 7-12. Two age streams running side by side.

Next intensive: end of July 2026

Focused development in a compressed timeline

The Intensive brings the PlayerBuilder methodology into a 3-day immersive format. Two age streams run in parallel — Spark for ages 7-9 and Forge Intensive for ages 9-12 — each shaped for its age group’s developmental needs.

Camps run during school breaks throughout the year — mid-term, Easter, summer, October. Perfect as a standalone experience or as a complement to regular Forge programme sessions.

3 consecutive days, 3 hours per day (9 hours total)

Daily 10am-1pm format (typically during school breaks)

Two age streams running side by side

Standard or Premium packages (with PlayerBuilder kit)

3-Day Arc

Day 1: Foundation

Assessment, baseline skills, introduce the week’s methodology.

Day 2: Development

Intensive skill work, problem-solving challenges, decision-making under pressure.

Day 3: Challenge

Game scenarios, small-sided tournaments, showcase what was built.

Two age streams, one camp

Same week, same venue, parallel sessions. Each stream is shaped for what its age group actually needs.

Spark

Ages 7-9

The first introduction to the PlayerBuilder pathway. Built around fundamental technique, skill acquisition, and free play — not Chaos Zone intensity, but the developmental groundwork that makes it possible later.

Ball mastery and first-touch
Coordination through skill challenges
Guided free play in small-sided games
Love of the game, before the structure

First Spark intake: July 2026

Forge Intensive

Ages 9-12

The full PlayerBuilder methodology in a 3-day format. Same behavioural approach and Chaos Zone training as the 8-week Forge programme, condensed into an immersive experience.

Foundation skills under pressure
Chaos Zone: decision-making in complexity
Pressure scenarios and game application
Closing match and cool down

Runs at school breaks year-round

What a day looks like

3 hours from registration to cool down, with a 20-minute break in the middle. Spark adapts the Chaos Zone slot into structured skill games and free play; Forge runs the full chaos methodology.

~30 MIN

Warm-Up & Ball Work

Rondos, dynamic stretches, first-touch.

~45 MIN

Skill & Technical

Forge: SAQ, ball mastery, Chaos Zone setup. Spark: skill games, coordination challenges.

~60 MIN

Game Forms

1v1, 2v2, small-sided. Forge: pressure scenarios. Spark: guided free play.

~25 MIN

Match & Cool Down

Closing small-sided match, then cool down.

20-minute break sits between the skill block and the game forms · Hydration and reset

See upcoming intensives

Intensives run at school breaks throughout the year. The next is a side-by-side Spark and Forge Intensive at the end of July 2026 — the first Spark intake.