ST · Ages 2–4
SoccerTots
Enjoy movement and fall in love with football
An introduction to football through parent-child play, movement, coordination and fun.
Parent-child play · Movement · Coordination · Fun
2026–27 Season · Programmes
Football Training for Every Stage
Start with your child's development stage, then choose regular sessions, focused training or match activities. Coaches consider football experience and ability when recommending a group.
Player Development Stages
From First Steps to Advanced Play
Age guides placement. Coaches also consider movement skills, football experience and readiness.
MR · Ages 4–6
Mini Rangers
Begin to control the body and the ball
Game-based learning builds ball familiarity, basic dribbling, coordination and confidence.
Ball familiarity · Dribbling · Coordination · Confidence
JR · Ages 7–10
Junior Rangers
Connect technique with game understanding
Develop individual technique, 1v1 skills and passing and receiving, with football IQ and game understanding through small-sided play.
Technique · 1v1 · Passing and receiving · Football IQ
AR · Ages 11+
Academy Rangers
Progress from playing the game to reading it
Build advanced technique, positional awareness, tactical understanding and match performance, with preparation for the TFS Pathway.
Advanced technique · Tactics and position · Performance · Player development
For four-year-olds, coaches can recommend SoccerTots or Mini Rangers according to readiness. Contact us about early years session arrangements.
Find a Suitable Session
Use the regular training windows to plan your enquiry. The team confirms the date, venue and trial availability for each visit.
JR Shared Annual Card
New and existing JR players aged 7–10 can share one annual card: RMB 19,800 total, averaging RMB 9,900 each. Discuss a partner and the specific benefits with the team.
Current Players: Group Review and Advancement
EARLY ADVANCEMENT
Move Up in Training at Your Original Group’s Rate
Players assessed as ready by the club may buy an annual package for the next age group at their original age-group rate. This offer applies only in the current year; advancement is assessed, and the lower rate is not permanent.
Illustrative example: a Mini Rangers player approaching seven is assessed as ready for Junior Rangers and buys the higher-group annual package at the MR rate. This explains the rule, not an individual approval. JR’s usual age range remains 7–10.
- Coach recommendation or parent enquiry
- Assess readiness and confirm the training and fee groups
- Agree the application year, offer scope and annual-package service dates separately
Training Formats
Choose Training Around Your Goals
Regular sessions build foundations, focused coaching develops specific skills and matches put learning into practice. Ask the coach about schedules and suitable groups.
BUILD
Build the Foundations
Establish a regular training rhythm and develop control, passing, finishing and 1v1 skills.
Regular Group TrainingConsistent training by age and ability, covering technique, teamwork and match decisions.
- Who It's For
- Players looking for consistent, progressive training.
- What Makes It Different
- A broad group programme combining technique, teamwork and game decisions.
- How to Join
- ST / MR / JR / AR, grouped by age and ability.
Skills TrainingFocused work on ball mastery, passing, receiving, finishing and 1v1 skills.
- Who It's For
- Players working on a specific technical skill.
- What Makes It Different
- Focus on a technical element alongside regular group training.
- How to Join
- Placement depends on movement skills and goals; ask for a coach assessment.
PLAY
Bring Training Into the Game
Technique needs to work in the game. Use opposition, teamwork and reflection to develop awareness and choices.
Match DevelopmentSmall-sided games and match reflection help players apply technique under pressure.
- Who It's For
- Players ready to apply their training in matches.
- What Makes It Different
- Practise decisions against opposition rather than an isolated movement.
- How to Join
- Opposition is matched to age, match experience and readiness.
Match DayPut training into practice in a match.
- Who It's For
- Players looking for match experience.
- What Makes It Different
- An organised match activity, with eligibility and opposition confirmed for each event.
- How to Join
- Coaches confirm arrangements according to age and readiness; external matches are not guaranteed weekly.
Team TrainingPractise movement, support and communication.
- Who It's For
- Players developing their team role and combination play.
- What Makes It Different
- Focus on team practice; this does not itself mean playing an external fixture.
- How to Join
- Coaches confirm arrangements according to age and readiness; external matches are not guaranteed weekly.
See the space, make a choice and use technique to solve the problem in the game.Explore Matches and Player Development
ACCELERATE
Focus Your Development
For players with a clear goal who want more training or focused work on an area for improvement.
Private TrainingIndividual coaching built around the player's goals and areas for improvement.
- Who It's For
- Players who need targeted, individual guidance.
- What Makes It Different
- Set the practice focus around individual needs and discuss specific goals with the coach.
- How to Join
- Recommended by the coach according to age, ability and individual needs.
Small Group TrainingTrain with players of a similar level, combining individual feedback with live opposition.
- Who It's For
- Players with similar goals who want to improve together.
- What Makes It Different
- Combine individual guidance and teammate interaction in a group with similar goals.
- How to Join
- Groups are matched by ability and training goals.
Intensive CampsFocused holiday training brings together technique, game understanding and match play.
- Who It's For
- Players looking for focused football development during the holidays.
- What Makes It Different
- Attend an announced holiday programme with its own schedule and content.
- How to Join
- See the announced camp for confirmed ages and groups.
TF Performance / Physical DevelopmentAge-appropriate coordination, speed, agility and physical preparation for football.
- Who It's For
- Players developing movement foundations and physical preparation for football.
- What Makes It Different
- Work on coordination, speed, agility and body control to support football practice.
- How to Join
- Loads are adapted to development and physical readiness following coach assessment.
Holiday Training: Explore Camps
Useful Answers
Which group is right for my child?
Our stages are SoccerTots Ages 2–4 / Mini Rangers Ages 4–6 / Junior Rangers Ages 7–10 / Academy Rangers Ages 11+. Coaches also consider experience and ability. Four-year-olds may join ST or MR according to readiness.
Can a beginner join?
Book a trial first. We will discuss your child's activity experience and interests to find a suitable starting point. Prior technical training is not required.
Contact Us
Ask About a Trial
Tell the team your child’s age and the training you are interested in. Confirm suitability, time, venue and fees by WeChat or phone before attending.
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