One of the latest trends in the world of soccer is high-tech indoor soccer stadiums. They are used to play throughout the year regardless of seasonality. Many of these stadiums are owned by companies, which lease or rent them to teams. The business model is quite profitable and some markets have more than one company with more than one facility each. These businesses also sell items like soccer balls, soft drinks, and video streaming services. They also often have automatic kicking machines for practice like those used in tennis or for batting training in baseball.

Since these football stadiums are indoors and climate controlled, I propose that we take coaching and training to a much higher level. I propose that we incorporate Holographic Technologies, which are getting closer to reality, and use them to teach soccer techniques. Imagine the benefits of being a coach if you took some of the best plays from the World Cup and let kids reproduce them. 3D holographic imaging setup to move in full motion video in the field.

He would first place an athlete next to each of the players and then execute the throw as the athletes matched them step by step and step by step, lining up to face the opponent by moving with the hologram in position and taking the shot or defending the goal. . Athletes and players would learn a lot from watching and playing alongside the greats. And all this is almost possible. By using special coatings on the artificial turf to aid projection reflection, it could be done quite easily. Think about this new technology and what it means for youth soccer.