After the bounce, tap the ball back up to your hands with the shoelace or instep part your foot. Hold the ball out in front of you with both hands and drop it onto the pavement for a bounce.You may find that if you under-inflate it just a tiny bit, it will allow for more control. Start with a decent but expendable football that you can use on pavement and not mind the scuffs. Work in games like soccer tennis to keep it interesting. The time and effort it takes a player to progress from 2 touches to 4 touches may well be the same as from 20 to 40 juggles later on. Many times they will begin to show significant gains but seem to lose all of those gains the following practice. Take it slow with lots of encouragement for everything. It can be very frustrating to new players and they just want to quit trying. 15_003_0118_1_3 Capacity Building Supports for ECI - Physiotherapy x4 Hours (775.Warning!! Learning to juggle is not easy! NDIS Funding can be used to purchase this program: We then send out our soccer ball (designed for kids) and send our online program. As well as providing one on one coaching through our Adaptive Kids Junior Sporting Pathways for more personalised programs. Complete the Quote Form below for Self and Plan Managed NDIS Participants.
Connective Tissue and Hypermobility (Ehlers Danlos Syndrome - EDS) Orthopaedic and Musculoskeletal Conditions
Neurological Conditions (Cerebral Palsy, Brain Injury, Spinal Cord Injury) It is disability inclusive, because all kids should be supported to play and have fun! This program is designed to support all children aged 3 - 16 years old.
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