Football
0101 / Foundation / Beginner
Find your feet.
Start with the ball. Build coordination, control and the confidence to try again.
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Individual football developmentSouth Africa / Since 2017
Train forwhat comesnext.
A player. A purpose.
The next touch.
The next decision.
That’s where we work.
A first touch. A change of direction. Knowing when to pass. NextGen puts the individual at the centre of the session, with purposeful work on the details that shape their game.
Get to know the academyYour game / In progression
Start here.
Go further.
Three stages. One individual.
Find the work your game needs next.
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0202 / Development / Intermediate
See the next move.
Give the first touch a purpose. Connect passing, movement and awareness of the game.
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0303 / Performance / Advanced
Make it count.
Bring precision to pressure. Work on the movements and decisions your position asks of you.
Explore this programmeThe NextGen method
Technique means more
when you know what it is for.
Control
the ball.
First touch and ball control create time for what happens next.
Read
the moment.
See the options. Connect your pass to the space and movement around you.
Play
with purpose.
Take the detail into the game. Repeat it. Build the confidence to use it.
The person behind the practice
A coach. A player.
A shared focus.
Jesse Hendricks founded NextGen in 2017. As founder and head coach, he keeps the focus on individual development: the touch, the movement and the decision that a player can work on next.
Meet Jesse
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Real work.
Frame by frame.
The small things, worked on.
From the academy’s own sessions.
1×per week
4 monthly sessions
Find a rhythm.
A regular point of focus in your week.
2×per week
8 monthly sessions
Keep it moving.
More time to revisit technique and build familiarity.
3×per week
12 monthly sessions
Make room for more.
A more frequent training routine.
Four, eight and twelve sessions reflect the academy’s published monthly options. Confirm the current billing period, rates and any exceptions directly. An enquiry does not reserve a session.
Where do sessions take place?
Training can take place at a home with suitable space, an estate five-a-side court or a nearby facility. Share your area so the academy can discuss a suitable venue and availability.
What ages can enquire?
Enquire for players from age three. Tell us the player’s age group so the coach can confirm suitability and the right starting point.
Do I need to know my programme?
No. Choose “Help me choose” in the enquiry. Share a little about the player and the academy can recommend a suitable stage.
How long is a session?
Sessions are planned around a one-hour format. Ask the academy about current training times, availability and age-appropriate arrangements.
The next move is yours.