up to 10 football
units per week
football and school in perfect combination
In focus: individual promotion
The principle at the German Soccer Boarding School is: "You learn to play soccer by playing soccer!" The primary goal of the education at DFI is the optimal and individual support of the boarding students as well as the external players.
At DFI, each player receives training tailored to their strengths and weaknesses four times a week in the morning session - thanks to a schedule designed to meet the needs of athletes. In the small field area, special emphasis is placed on clean technical execution with a high number of repetitions. The players receive permanent, targeted feedback and coaching from their coaches. In addition, our youngest players should already train as often as possible in "game-related" contexts so that they can also apply the techniques they have learned in the game. In the large field area, the technical foundation will be further maintained and expanded. In addition, individual and group tactical, position-specific and athletic components are gaining importance.
The second training session of the day takes place in the team compound. Usually in their own club, the DFI Bad Aibling e.V. or the clubs from the region.
Full-time coaches of the DFI
We care about the soccer development!
Marius Dordowsky, Sportlicher Leiter, Elite-Junioren Lizenztrainer„Your player does not care how much you know until he knows how much you care.“
Timo Kinast, B-Lizenztrainer, Co-Trainer U15 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„Kein Spieler ist größer als das Team.“
Aenne Krause, Reha- & Athletiktrainerin
Prof. Dr. Andreas Wittke, Berater Gesundheit & Fitness
David Balogh, Elite-Junioren Lizenztrainer, Head-Coach U19 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„. . . denn als Bolzplatzkinder entdeckten wir unsere Liebe zum schönsten Sport der WeIt. Unser Antrieb war der Spaß am Spiel. “
Josip Jurcevic, B-Lizenztrainer, Head-Coach U17 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„Only the disciplined ones are free in life. If you are undisciplined, you are a slave to your moods“
Joey Brenner, Torwarttrainer„Impossible ain't impossible at all!“
Paul Werner, B-Lizenztrainer, Head Coach U12, Co-Trainer U17 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.“
Nico Scholz, B-Lizenztrainer, Co-Trainer U14 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„Nur wer sein Ziel kennt, findet den Weg.“
Michael Schlicher, C-Lizenztrainer, Co-Trainer DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„Spiel mit deinem Herzen, nicht nur mit deinen Füßen.“
Fabian Stierle, B-Lizenztrainer, Head-Coach U15 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„Ich arbeite am DFI, weil das Konzept die großartige Möglichkeit bietet, mit vielen Menschen aus unterschiedlichen Kulturen von überall auf der Welt einer gemeinsamen Leidenschaft nachzugehen: Fußball “
Lino Volkmer, Torwarttrainer„Unser größter Triumph liegt nicht darin, niemals zu fallen, sondern darin, immer wieder aufzustehen.“
Moritz Hajek, B-Lizenztrainer, Head-Coach U13 DFI Bad Aibling e.V.„Talent sets the floor, character sets the ceiling“
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Individuality & team spirit
Great emphasis is placed on versatility when training players at DFI. The highest premise for all DFI coaches is to challenge and encourage the player in order to minimize over- or under-challenging.
The broader the technical and tactical education of the players, the better the decision making of the players in complex game situations and the easier they can adapt to tactical changes.
Another important cornerstone in DFI training is that players learn to make their own decisions on the court, regardless of defense or offense.
The goal is for players to learn the demands of the game in an age-appropriate manner during their time at DFI Bad Aibling, so that they can independently find optimal solutions on the court in their later athletic careers.
With all the individuality, the team concept is promoted at the same time. Players learn proper group behavior and what it means to experience team spirit, which is instrumental in the development of young soccer players. These include, above all, the teaching of social and ethical values as well as a positive culture of making mistakes. In this way, a personality of integrity is formed quite automatically and sustainably.
Training at DFI is characterized by the idea of fair play and respectful treatment of players, coaches, staff, the opponent and the referee. All of this is only possible with a coaching team that has internalized this philosophy and lives it on the field every day.
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