Help your young player build real confidence, bounce back from mistakes, and love competing — with science-backed tools they can use in the next training session.
Workbook + Certificate of Completion included. Watch at your own pace, on any device.
If your child has ever come home beating themselves up over a missed shot, gone quiet after a bad pass, or played it safe because they're afraid of making a mistake, this course was made for them.
Three steps, and your player is training their mind.
One payment for the full course: all 24 lessons, the workbook, and the certificate. No subscription, no expiry.
After payment you'll receive your access code by email. Enter it below the player to unlock every lesson.
One lesson at a time, with a workbook assignment after each. Finish all 24 and download the Certificate of Completion.
24 lessons across 7 modules. Every lesson ends with a workbook assignment — practice it, don't just watch it.
Enter the access code from your enrollment email to unlock all lessons.
Lost your code? Email Benabdennour@gmail.com and we'll resend it.
All 24 assignments in lesson order, plus your Mental Training Plan, a weekly confidence log, the mistake-reset card, and the match-day routine builder. Print it, write in it, bring it to training.
Finish all 24 lessons and download your certificate. Print it, frame it — you earned it.
One payment. Everything included. Yours to keep.
Secure card payment. Your access code arrives by email after payment.
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Every donation goes directly to the Mental Soccer Academy. Thank you.
Brahim Benabdennour (Ben) — youth soccer coach with 20 years of coaching experience, working with U13–U15 players. The Mental Soccer Academy is his answer to the question every parent asks: my child has the talent — how do I help them believe it?
Every lesson in this course is grounded in real sports-psychology research — Bandura on confidence, Dweck on mindset, Neff on self-compassion, Ericsson on deliberate practice, Gollwitzer on if-then plans — translated into language an 11-year-old can use on the pitch tomorrow.