Tom Byer トム•バイヤー

@tomsan106

We believe that Football Starts at Home®️ and that Parents play the biggest role in development. Born in Bronx, New York.

Tokyo, Japan
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Joined April 2009
Born November 21
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jul 14

    Parents, this will help get your Child off to a flying head start!

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  2. 1 hour ago

    No Tokyo Games likely means no Beijing either, says Pound | Article [AMP] | Reuters

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  3. 2 hours ago

    We’ve been fortunate to have presented “Football Starts at Home” concept to many Top Professionals throughout the Football World. This interaction has been key to understanding why few countries dominate on the world stage. It comes down to 👊

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  4. 3 hours ago

    ✅ At its “CORE”, The Football Starts at Home Mindset: 1️⃣ The importance of getting children comfortable with the Ball at their Feet. 2️⃣ The vital role that Parents play before joining a Team.

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  5. 5 hours ago

    Yes, we already know what this 3yr looks like because he’s my Son and currently 11yrs old. Coaches often won’t believe what they can’t measure. Having worked with hundreds of thousands of kids over the years it’s easy to see what works and what does not.

    Replying to @tomsan106
    Love it Tom! Fun to watch b/c we both know how the 3 yrs old will look on the ball by 7 yrs old with this methodology.
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  6. 6 hours ago

    I remember several years back when I first ventured out around the globe to put “Football Starts at Home” in front of many Experts I met with ⁦⁩ in London. Glenn told me, when you dev 2 Footed Players they can play 360 degrees any direction! Glenn was correct!

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  7. 6 hours ago

    This 3yr old, through focused concentration creates a longer lasting memory which makes learning more effective. Paying attention has huge benefits in the long run and a child with a ball not having to battle 10 other kids for time on the ball is key.

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  8. Retweeted
    9 hours ago

    Simple things done well! Soccer Starts @ 🏡 and can continue @ 🏡 ⁦ Try to master all the skills on our video skills library. ⁦⁩

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  9. 18 hours ago

    Yes they are! 💯🎯👏🙌👊😉

    Replying to @tomsan106
    Houston way way ahead of most MLS clubs...
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  10. Retweeted
    22 hours ago

    Ralph Waldo and Beane Babble - crazy stuff. 🤔😁🕺🏼(2 min read)

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  11. Retweeted
    21 hours ago

    I don’t like or agree with this at all!

    BREAKING: Five substitutes will be allowed next season, football lawmakers have announced following a meeting of the International Football Association Board.
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  12. Retweeted
    Jul 14

    🗣️ "Arsene Wenger spent a lot of money... Sir Alex Ferguson spent a lot of money" Pep Guardiola says 's spending is no different to any other club wanting to win trophies 🥊

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  13. Jul 14

    Thank you. I’m fortunate to have worked over 3 decades with half a million children, parents and coaches and have connected many dots regarding development and seen firsthand the many that make it to the elite levels and the many that do not. There is much we have missed.

    most appreciate what you are doing...
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  14. Jul 14

    Yep, parents of small kids get the message right away. We do sessions with parents and after a 1hr presentation many of them are more knowledgeable about development than some coaches who have coached for 20yrs. Learning how we learn is key to making learning more meaningful.

    Replying to @tomsan106
    My wife and I see this on a daily basis. 👍
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  15. Jul 14

    The reason parents are so key to participating in their child’s dev is because of the influence they have over anyone else at that phase of their life. The Football world has not caught up to what science already knows, skill acquisition happens much earlier than supposed.

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  16. Jul 14

    It’s difficult to replicate that 1 on 1 interaction between a child & parent at the youngest ages. A child seeking their parents approval, attention & praise is the a natural reaction. A child’s brain is 90% developed by years 5,6. Neural pathways are ripe for wiring & learning.

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  17. Jul 14

    Deep learning, longterm memory, brain growth, self control, focusing, concentration, self belief, thinking, developing neural pathways, discipline, self regulating, cohesive brain functioning, cognitive development: Just a few benefits from practicing ball mastery.

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  18. Jul 14

    🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

    So the secret is organized leagues for kids! 🤯
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  19. Jul 14

    Craig, I’m not sure about the dimensions of the pitches.

    Replying to @tomsan106
    Decent view points, they said older players play 7v7 and younger players play 9v9. Does this mean the pitch remains the same size but the quantity of players reduces based on age. Seem opposite to UK as we increase in age, pitch size, player quantity.
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  20. Jul 14

    The infamous Baby Football Leagues of Uruguay! Different cultures accept different things. This is what many credit the success for so many top Footballers from such a tiny population. Countries have to be creative and think up ways to compete!

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