10-Year-Old AMAZING Soccer Skills | Future Barcelona STAR?

My favorite part is scoring, especially when it's the game winner. The strong points, obviously, is shooting. Kind of a left foot, good vision, good composure on the ball. Super high level, a young professional, a model athlete for what other young athletes should be like. As a 10-year-old, Dylan's pretty advanced. That's all the hard work he's put into it. I see these legends, Valet, Frank, Lampard, Pirillo. I want to be just like them. I'm Dylan, I'm 10, and I play soccer. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. I train six days a week. Alright, make that V quicker though. Good. My name is Mabrisio Wilson. They call me Mookie in Soccer World. I was fortunate enough to meet Dylan and his father Pepe at Onyx Elite Training, which is down in Florida and Tampa. Off season for pro players, make sure you're breathing. Dylan was the only child that came to the actual training center. Now the one-twos, just try to get a little quicker as we get comfortable. When we came back to New York, we started working on his game this past winter. Focusing on his touches, getting him more comfortable on the ball, building up his weak foot as well as his strong foot. Try to get in between the cones and pull it out. Good. Working on here is building up our leg muscles with our non-kicking foot. Also working on our balance, right, our core muscles. As we're dribbling, we're usually on one foot, and also working on foot speed. Not only getting comfortable with the ball, but having quicker foot speed. It's our ladder that we work on that helps us. I train Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Good. Before you receive a pass, before you call for the ball, you're checking your shoulder to see what's around you. Alright, where the defenders are, where your teammates are, what you want to do with the ball next. Harder. Good. What you're working on is that first touch, leading to where we're going to next. And you're the person who's changing the lane. Make sure you're on your toes, you're bouncing on your feet, receiving the ball where you want to go to next. Ah, see, that's what you're working on, right? So your touch sometimes has to be soft, sometimes it has to be hard, depending on where you're receiving the ball. Yeah. Good. Do it again. We're trying to get his right foot better, a little bit more comfortable turning on the ball, receiving the ball with his eyes up, seeing the field. So we have a lot to work on. What we do here is all ball work, all soccer-related techniques and tacticals. Not just going through the motions or trying to just make him tired. The discipline he has, the time he puts into the game, the focus he has on the field, is something that many 10-year-olds don't have. We can sit here and do all the tricks we want, but once you get the foundation grounded, you can't get it at 16 years old. So we try to make sure that Dylan, who is a very expressive player, who can do many, many, many amazing things on the field, try to make sure his foundation is solely intact, embedded in him, and planted. Try to make sure that 10-year-olds don't get too big-headed and keep on striving. But Dylan's definitely one of the top players coming out of New York City. Good touch. Get it behind it. Ready. Go. I'm Mike Olem, the owner of AP2T, Advanced Physical and Technical Training. Soccer-specific, speed and agility, strength and conditioning. Today we're going to take Dylan on a few different workouts. That's going to help his speed, his agility, his balance, his injury prevention, and make him an all-around better athlete. Halfway. Fast. Two. For soccer, what we focus on a lot is changes of direction with ability to stay healthy as well. What I do a lot is focus on balance while fatigued, and simultaneously also focusing on that speed and agility aspect. You want the kids to understand that there's a whole level of maintenance that goes into becoming a top-level athlete. And I think the biggest factor is he's doing it with a smile on his face the whole time. It's never forced. You don't want it to come from the parent. You want it to come intrinsically from the kid. And that's what I see here. It's no different than somebody that loves an instrument, and all they do is go home and play guitar and listen to music. Come on. Three more. To be a young professional, and if you're an aspiring professional, aspiring collegiate player, just aspiring athlete at the highest level, you should enjoy the process of getting there. And I think to engender that in a young person's mind is critical. They're going to land on the same foot and your left foot. Oftentimes, you're not playing on a nice turf field like we're blessed with in soccer. You're playing on a grass field. You have different divots, different holes, and you're just teaching the body on an uneven surface to stabilize. It teaches the athlete to really focus on their technique when they're tired, which is important for injury prevention. My name is Mark. I'm the director of operations here at Recover. Recover is the world's first recovery studio, so we designed the studio to help people restore their bodies, reboot their minds, and reshape their systems. So with Dylan, we're going through a number of our top modalities. First is CVAC. CVAC is an altitude chamber. It fluctuates in barometric pressure to increase VO2 max, endurance, and athletic performance. Many famous athletes like LeBron James and Rossano Ronaldo use it. It's basically putting pressure on every cell in your body and pressure off, so that's helping with metabolic waste removal, lymphatic drainage at the same time, giving more energy to every cell in your body. I also do the Normatec. It's also known as air compression. It takes out the bad acid in you. So NuComm is a restorative sleep system designed to lower stress levels and improve sleep patterns at night. It delivers up to three hours of restorative sleep in a 30-minute cycle, which is pretty impressive. You're trying to fall asleep. You hear two noises. You're trying to pull it together, so it sounds like one. And then lastly, we're going to be doing the infrared sauna. So infrared sauna is a less intense form of heat, but has a lot more health benefits. It's been pretty amazing to see the impact that technology has had on his performance in such a short period of time. I want to play in Europe, for example, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester City, or Liverpool. He doesn't mind coming in and putting in any kind of work, willing to fail to get better, which I think is very important. He never gets down on himself. He's a 10-year-old. He has a long journey ahead of him, and I think he's ready for the battle and for the ups and downs, but he has all the potential in the world.