Where footballers fulfil their potential
Gen FTBL offers a more effective, measurable and affordable way to improve your core football skills and fulfil your potential than traditional 1-to-1 or group coaching.
Gen FTBL uses state-of-the-art technology and expert coaching to teach footballers of all ages and abilities the core football skills that are the foundation of the game.
IQ
Scanning and decision-making
Receiving the ball
Body angle, shape, using both feet
Passing the ball
Accuracy, speed, quality
Changing direction
Sharp movement
By mastering these skills, you are guaranteed to improve your performance and have the best opportunity to develop and progress in the game.
“It's so important for kids to start scanning, passing and moving; it's a massive part of being a footballer. Gen FTBL improves that - I swear by it.”
– Paul Merson (father of Freddie Merson, Chelsea U10)
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Why Gen FTBL?
The core skills players at every level need to perform hundreds of times in a game are scanning, decision-making, receiving, passing and changing direction. But how do you master these skills, and how do you measure your improvement? That’s what makes Gen FTBL unique.
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Who is Gen FTBL for?
1. Academy players already training with professional clubs.
2. Young players aged 8 and upwards wishing to progress into an academy or who simply want to improve their skills.
3. Grassroots players who want to get better at the game they love.
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Dedicated football performance centre
Gen FTBL’s dedicated performance centre in Feltham, West London, TW13 7LT, is specifically designed to both inspire you and improve your footballing skills.
In terms of development and performance, the benefits of using our state-of-the-art technology and expert coaching are unparalleled.
Membership packages
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Gold
£95 per month
2 × 60-minute sessions
£47.50 per hour session -
Performance programme
Single payment of £480
12 × 60-minute sessions
£40 per hour session
“Gen FTBL has been brilliant for my son's development since he started two years ago. It’s helped improve technical aspects of his game and continues to challenge him in every session as he loves the data side of the drills - two years on, and he still wants to improve his stats. Most importantly, and he loves the coaching team and enjoys it every time he’s there.”
— Topsy Ojo (father of Noah, QPR u11)
