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PHOTOS: All the action at the SAB Coaching Skills Camp

South African Football Association coach instructor Steve Coatzee mentioned that SAFA has identified that a lot of coaches do not have a coaching qualification. The camp was meant to guide the coaches through attaining the qualification.

February 16, 2018
Jabulane Khumalo Less than a minute

The South African Brewers League held a week-long Coaching Skills Camp at the High Performance Centre at the University of Pretoria which started on February 10.

The purpose of the camp is to improve the quality of football in the country by increasing the number of qualified coaches as there is a shortage in the country. 49 coaches will receive their D-License certificates after the camp.

SAFA coach instructor Steve Coatzee addresses the coaches.

Bushbuckridge Dunga Sports FC coach Julias “Dunga” Zitha warms up.
It is about tactics and the right skills.

The pitch is perfect to apply what is learnt.
Botleng Classic FC coach Melusi Mnguni from Delmas (red bib) shows his opponent what it means to have skills.
Mnguni throws in the ball after a free kick.
Gert Sibande Skills Academy assistant coach Dan Mnisi from Standerton says he is ready to take his team to greater heights.

49 coaches from different parts of the country were attended the skills course.
Some more tackling.
It is about precise passing and ball control.
Some more skills to overpower your opponent.
Corner kick right there.
Goalkeeping skills from Dan who coaches a team at Mamelodi, Pretoria.

February 16, 2018
Jabulane Khumalo Less than a minute
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