Jus Little Ballers
Jus Little Ballers is a football program based on science aimed at young children during the beginning stages of their journeys into football. It’s all about creating a fun structured environment that builds solid foundations for learning now and in the future.
Our methodology has been designed by UEFA A licenced coaches and Teachers with over 20 years of combined experience.
How Your child Benefits
When do we train?
Jus Little ballers holds sessions once per week. We have a few different areas that we deliver in and all sessions are delivered by our UEFA and FA qualified coaches. All of our coaches are DBS checked and First aid and emergency aid trained.
Through membership we offer a holistic provision that grants access to our unique sense-ball program that challenges children’s balance, co-ordination and even concentration levels.
Our structured environment forms the basis in which children can interact and also grow their interpersonal skills and confidence in new environments.
Jus Little Ballers Hackney Downs
EVERY SATURDAY
Jus Ball Cubs
Ages 3 – 5 years | 10 am – 11 am
Jus Ball Panthers
Ages 6 – 8 years | 10 am – 11 am
Downs Park road
London E5 8NZ
Opposite Midhurst Way
Jus Little Ballers – Tottenham
EVERY SATURDAY
Jus Ball Cubs
Ages 3 – 6 years | 11.45 am – 12.30 am:
Jus Ball Panthers
Ages 7 – 9 years | 11.45 am – 12.45 am:
Belmont Road Gate Entrance
Downhills Park Road, West Green
London N17 6PE
Let them speak for us!
Some Impressions from our community
We have been attending Jus little ballers now for over a year the coaches are always enthusiastic and passionate about each child’s development.
Adam Williams – Parent at Jus Little Ballers
What a great example of a child friendly family environment that helps the children to learn in a unique way.
I love the concept of teaching children rhythm and co-ordination in the early stages of learning, this has so many benefits for developing speech and language at a later stage in a child’s development.
Helen Boatse – Founder of Moving Child Thinking Child
My son has not only learnt football and motor skills, but he has also developed socially as well.
Haroon Gaija – Parent at Jus Little Ballers
What Else? Synchronisation
We use synchronisation to ensure social interaction between our members. Studies have shown moving in co-ordination with others activated the functioning of mirror neurons and helped improve the control of bodily movements.
Mirror neurons are the only brain cells we know of that seem specialized to code the actions of other people and also our own actions.