In the competitive world of elite football, where every detail makes a difference and every decision can influence performance, top clubs are always looking for the best way to prepare their players. It is no coincidence, then, that some of the most iconic teams in European football such as Borussia Dortmund, FC Barcelona, and Djurgarden
In the competitive world of high-performance football, physical and tactical preparation are fundamental pillars. However, at Soccer Inter Action we recognise a third element, equally crucial for the integral development of our young talents: Sports Psychology. The work of Psychology within the SIA Academy focuses on strengthening the mind of our players, both individually and
In modern football, where high pressing and defensive systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated, building up from the back has become a fundamental pillar of the game. It’s not just about avoiding long balls or playing attractively: the way a team initiates its plays can completely shape its identity, control of the match, and chances of
Defensive one-on-one is one of the most decisive situations in modern football. In a sport where individual duels often define the outcome of a match, mastering this aspect of the game is essential for any defender. At SIA Academy, one of the most renowned high-performance academies in Spain, it’s understood that developing these skills requires
The attack-defense transition is one of the most crucial moments in modern football, as a team must be able to adapt quickly from an offensive to a defensive state to maintain control of the match. This ability depends not only on the players’ technical skills but also on their tactical understanding and ability to adapt
Combining high-level sports performance with the study is one of the biggest challenges for young footballers who dream of going far. At SIA Academy, where training is intense and daily, and with demanding education at the British School of Xàtiva, finding a balance between both responsibilities requires strategy, commitment, and the right mindset. 1. Adapting
Last Saturday at 6:00 p.m., the match corresponding to Matchday 30 of the Lliga À Punt Comunitat was played between Independiente Alicante and L’Ollería. The game brought excellent news and a true success for SIA Academy: the official debut of Daniel Farkas, a player developed within its ranks, with L’Ollería’s first team. A hard-earned success
In modern football, cultural diversity has become a key factor in the comprehensive development of players. Beyond technical or tactical skills, the environment in which a young footballer is trained can make a significant difference on their path to professionalism. SIA Academy stand out for offering a unique experience: training and living with players from
In modern football, where time and space are increasingly scarce resources, the ability to make quick decisions and execute precise actions makes the difference between an average player and an elite one. Within this context, the first touch becomes one of the most crucial technical skills. It’s not just a technical gesture; it’s a way
Holidays are, for many, a much-needed break from routine—a moment to disconnect from stress and recharge. However, for athletes—especially young footballers in training—rest should not mean inactivity. At SIA Academy a balanced approach is encouraged that allows players to enjoy their time off without compromising their physical condition. “Rest is essential, but we need to