Kwik Goal Soccer Magnetic Board Green,8 1/2-Inch W x 12-Inch H

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Great board and notebook

I love this magnetic board! I can put the little round magnets on the board to demonstrate some plays, close it with the magnets in the position they're in, throw the clipboard in a backpack and drive home, open the backpack, and the magnets haven't budged from their position! Very cool! Attached to the right hand side of the foldable clipboard is a button pouch that holds all of your round magnets (12 red, 12 blue, 2 yellow, 1 black). The clipboard side contains a book's worth of practice sheets. On one side: A Training Session Planner, allowing you to write down the date, time, location and duration of your practice (as well as other info), and then below that is a chart where you can plot out what you're going to do in your practice, including the amount of time you'll allot to each drill or event. On the back of the page you have a top and bottom half. The top half is a soccer field and the bottom half is a Notes area. There I'll take notes about the practice session, including notes on player performances, effectiveness of drills, etc. It's nice and thin and I'm carrying it with me at all times in practice. Get one for yourself and be the talk of the town.

Pieces have good magnetic strength providing reasonable hold while allowing easy movement to illustrate desired play

Very helpful tool for a soccer coach. I've coached youth club soccer for several years and I use this magnet board frequently. I also use a marker board, but sometimes this is the better tool for helping kids visualize a concept as the board can quickly become a dry-erasable mess. The spine has started to tear at the top and bottom, but only after years of use and being chucked in the bag, pulled out in the rain, repeat. I don't use the notepad, but it could be useful for some. Might as well go ahead and get yourself some of these Kwik Goal Player Magnets . You'll lose the magnets. Probably the black one--the ball--first. Pro tip: When presenting a concept to the team, use sound effects while moving the magnets for enhanced coaching effect.