The Hard Truth About Training at Home

Everyone wants their kid to train more at home… but nobody warns you about this part.In this short, real-talk episode, I share a conversation with a friend whose son loves soccer — but doesn’t always love the work. If you’ve ever tried to get your child to do solo reps, wall passing, juggling, or even follow-along videos… you already know.This isn’t about motivation hacks, gimmicks, magic apps, or the promise that training will somehow become “fun.” It won’t — not in the way kids expect fun. Solo training is delayed gratification — and that’s exactly why it works.Press play. It’s short. It’s honest. And it may change how you think about training forever.