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I’ve been playing football since I was 5 and got into Futsal when I was 11. Over the years, I’ve played at a high level in both, and last year I made my debut for the national futsal team—which was a big moment for me. As I got older and started taking futsal more seriously, I realised how closely the two games are connected, especially at the top level.
My time on the field and court naturally led me into coaching. I’ve been coaching for 8 years now, working with all kinds of teams—from competitive squads to groups that are just starting out. Every team has taught me something new, and it’s been awesome to be a part of so many different journeys.
Coaching Philosophy
For me, coaching comes down to two things: passion and hard work. I’ve always believed it’s the extra effort you put in behind the scenes that really makes a difference when game time comes.
What I’m most passionate about is passing on what I’ve learned through my own experiences—to help others grow and reach their potential. That’s the idea behind 511. It’s a development program built on drive and consistency, where players can put in focused work without all the distractions. Every session is tailored to your goals, helping you become the player you want to be and giving you a clear path to the next level.
Ryan Jones
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I’ve been passionate about football since I was 7 years old, and that love for the game naturally evolved into a deep interest in futsal when I began playing at age 11. Over the years, I’ve built a strong understanding of both formats, appreciating the unique challenges, techniques, and styles each one demands.
For the past three years, I’ve channelled that passion into coaching — helping players grow both technically and mentally. My focus goes beyond just skills and drills; I aim to build confident, intelligent players who understand the game and love playing it. Whether it’s on the futsal court or the football pitch, I’m committed to developing young talent and inspiring the next generation to fall in love with the game the same way I did.
Coaching Philosophy
My coaching philosophy is built on three core pillars: game intelligence, hard work, and enjoyment. I focus on teaching players how to read the game and understand positioning, so they can make smarter decisions on the pitch. I believe in setting high standards through consistent effort and a strong work ethic—there are no shortcuts to improvement. Most importantly, I want players to be confident and enjoy the game, because at the heart of football and futsal is the pure love of playing.
Sachin Prasad
