2008-9 Indoor TeamsLondon United Wolves Southend United Sabres Nor West Attack Green North London Hotspurs Navy North London Hotspurs White North London Rovers Woodstock United Byron White London Scottish Strikers Middlesex United Blizzards 
New photos posted in Gallery. 
 2009 TryoutsThe tryouts for 2009 outdoor season will be held at Carling Heights Community Centre from Thursday February 5 to Thursday March 26 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. The try-outs are open to anyone interested in trying out. If looking for contacts, check out Team page. And please, do not make mistake, this is a youth soccer team, for boys born 1996 only. | 
Here are some links to training related pages at ExpertFootball:
Click on heading to go to the ExpertFootball website to read more about the topic and see some of the videos.
How to strike the ball
There are two general types of kicks based on the position of the ball, ground kicks and volleys.
How to control the ball
There are two types of control, receiving and trapping. Receiving means directing the ball into space away from the body. Trapping is stopping the ball right at your feet.
How to move with the ball
Before you can take on defenders, you must learn the proper mechanics of dribbling. Dribbling can be done with the inside, outside, instep, and sole of the foot. You should be able to run with the ball or change direction, while keeping it under your control. When you want to pick up speed, do not kick the ball farther away. Instead, move your feet quicker thus pushing the ball more frequently. When dribbling into space, don't just fix your eyes on the ball. Learn to simultaneously dribble and scan the field around you.
How to pressure the ball
Never charge at the ball unless you are absolutely sure that you will get it. If the enemy has the ball in control at his feet you must contain him. To contain (or jockey) your opponent means to position yourself in front of him and wait until he releases the ball far enough for you to intercept it. Some dribblers will move the ball without providing you with adequate time for a tackle. All you can do in such cases is remain between the ball carrier and your own goal and wait until he errs. 
| Code of Conduct/Fair Play A new pages at our web site are LDYSL Code of Conduct and a Fair Play Code.  Just a reminder to all of us; coaches, players, and parents, of what are we in, what should be our expectations, and how should we act in some of the situations we are going to encounter. Boris. June 21,2008. 
New videos added to the gallery Boris. July 20, 2008. |
Fitness trainingBeginning on Sunday Scott Turner and Alex Drennan will take over London United Wolves fitness training. | They will take the first 15 minutes of every practice or more if needed to work on the boys fitness. Thanks to Scott and Alex. Phil. June 19, 2008. | Calendar All upcoming events will be outlined in London United Wolves calendar with brief description. Boris. June 4, 2008. |
