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What does it take to be a competitive power soccer player? Skill, heart, and lots and lots of practice. Learn more about our athletes.

As with any sport, you play as you practice so the more you practice the better you will play. There are several ways to build your skill level but it is best to start with the basics.

Chair Control

Having knowledge and controlling your chair is the first step of your development. Knowing what your chair is capable of and its limitations are important. Most chairs can be adjusted for overall speed, turning, braking, acceleration, forwards and backwards. You must find the adjustments that best work for you. There are no set programs that fit every player but there is a program for you. Typically, your coach may have a programmer that can adjust your chair but if not, in many cases it can be found on ebay.

Ball Control

Once you have the control of your chair, you can now develop ball handling skills. Learn how to move the ball from side to side; ie dribbling with the ball. Dribbling the ball is an important skill to learn as you will use this skill throughout your power soccer career dealing with one on one situations. Keep the ball under control and do not allow it to move faster than your chair can recover control.

Spatial Awareness

Knowing where all your teammates are on the court at all times is just as important as knowing where the defenders are. Soccer is a team sport and advancing the ball up and down the court requires knowing where your teammates are to pass the ball to continue your advance towards your opponent’s goal.

Being in a passing lane and open to receive a pass is also a skill. The game is not static and is free flowing, therefore you need to develop vision and anticipation of where the ball will likely go next. Experience in playing the game will help you develop this skill.

2022-2023 approved Player Transfers

Dana Parrot – Baystate Falcons
Haseeb Shir – BORP Bombers
Austin Leclaire – Boston Brakers
John Lindsey – California Los Angeles SC
Mark Pratt – DASA Cyclones
Mariah Serratos – Golden State Ducks
Dominick Malzone – Golden State Ducks
Bart Stawicki – Golden State Ducks
Anthony Cancel – Houston Fireballs Central
Melinda Boatright – Houston Fireballs Central
Cosmo Rudd – LA Galaxy PSC
Sawsan Zakaria – LA Galaxy PSC
Joel Rodriguez – LA Galaxy PSC
Cam Yurik – NEP Thundercats
Lou Turco – NEP Thundercats
William Johnson – NEP Wildcats
Denah Thach – RHI Sudden Impact
Lola Grace – San Jose Steamrollers
Carlin Camp – Shepherd Strikers
Luke Labas – Turnstone Flyers
Lucas Wable – Turnstone Furious Flyers
Haseeb Shir - BORP Bombers
Eric McCall - Commonwealth Cruisers

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