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Futsal is soccer built for a gym. Five a side, a ball that stays on the floor, and every child in the game the whole time. We bring it into your school with coaches, a plan and all the equipment.
Soccer, built for the gym.
Futsal is the official indoor version of soccer. It is governed by FIFA and has its own World Cup. If your students can play in a gym, they can play futsal.
Four players and a goalkeeper per team, so every child is part of every play.
Smaller and heavier than a soccer ball, with a low bounce. Safer indoors and easier to control.
Played on a hard court with small goals. A basketball court works well.
Unlimited substitutions and short games keep the whole class active.
Born in a gym. Futsal was created in 1930 by a YMCA teacher in Montevideo, Uruguay, so his students could play soccer indoors. Brazil adopted the game, and many Brazilian stars grew up playing it.
Two ways to bring it in.
After-school futsal
A coach-led program one or two afternoons a week, right after the bell.
PE futsal unit
Futsal taught during the school day, alongside your PE teacher.
See it before you decide.
1 · Reach out
Email or call us, and tell us a little about your school.
2 · Get a demo
A 20-minute Teams call where we show you how a session works.
3 · Start playing
We bring the coach and the equipment. You bring the gym.
EST. 2011
*García Jiménez and Andréu Martínez, Revista Internacional de Deportes Colectivos, 2019 (players aged 8 to 14). Rules: FIFA Futsal Laws of the Game.