Ball intimacy
Build comfort on both feet through short, high-quality repetition and frequent contact with the ball.
Japanese-inspired youth development
A six-week technical training plan for young footballers who want a calmer first touch, quicker feet, and the confidence to create under pressure.
THE IDEA / 考え方
Japanese players are admired for clean fundamentals, balance, and composure in tight spaces. KIZUNA 11 translates that spirit into focused solo sessions a young player can repeat at home— with clear purpose behind every touch.
THE KIZUNA METHOD / 方法
Four connected principles turn isolated drills into game-ready habits.
Build comfort on both feet through short, high-quality repetition and frequent contact with the ball.
Learn to receive, turn, and escape pressure inside realistic, tight areas—not just in open space.
Simple visual cues train players to gather information early and make the next action feel natural.
Every session ends with one reflection and one small target for the next day: steady progress over perfection.
THE PROGRAM / 6週間
Four sessions per week. Each week layers a new technical theme onto the last, so skills connect instead of living in isolation.
Ball rhythm & body balance
Receive into useful space
Protect, pivot & escape
Change pace & direction
Scan, decide & execute
Combine skills under pressure
INSIDE THE GUIDE / 内容
A practical digital guide made for the backyard, driveway, park, or training pitch. Open the session, set your markers, and start.
BUILT FOR REAL LIFE / 対象
Simple enough to follow alone; structured enough to make every session count.
Clear cues and progressions help you guide development without needing a coaching badge.
Use the sessions as technical homework, warm-ups, or individual development blocks.
START TODAY / 始めよう
One complete six-week program. One small price. A foundation your player can keep building on.
Less than 30¢ per session.
Secure checkout coming next — no charge today.QUESTIONS / よくある質問
KIZUNA 11 is designed for players ages 8–14. Every drill includes simple progressions, so a parent or coach can adjust the challenge to the player’s current level.
No. Each session is written in plain language with a setup diagram, time guide, coaching cues, and an easier or harder variation.
A ball, four to eight markers, and roughly a 5 × 5 yard area are enough for most sessions. Household objects can replace cones.
No. KIZUNA 11 is an independent, Japanese-inspired development program. It applies principles such as purposeful repetition, technical detail, small-space play, and continuous improvement.
When checkout is connected, the PDF will be sent to the email used at purchase so you can open it on any device or print the pages you need.