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Following the success of our hugely popular Futsal Feltham Development Centre we are launching a new course on Wednesday 24th May at Broadwater School, Guildford, GU7 3BW from 6-7pm. Played on an indoor court with a smaller heavier ball, Futsal is fast paced game which: Enhances speed of feet, thought and reactions Develops players composure and control Improves agility, sharpness and fitness Encourages creativity Allows 6 times more touches than football Rumoured to be the fastest growing sport in the U.K, Messi, Ronaldo and Neymar all used to play Futsal ..

The team are really excited for our Rugby Seven's Camps to start in May, we have brought in some professional help from an England 7's star.  Time/Date: Imber Court Sports Club, East Molesey - 30th & 31st May 2017 Guildford County School, Guildford - 1st & 2nd June 2017 Click here to book: https://www.lionssports.academy/Rugby_categorysearch   ..

  Lions Sports Academy are offering the following camps this Easter: Ely Rugby Camp at Ely Tigers Rugby Club 4th, 5th & 6th April. To book click here  Futsal Camp at Feltham Community College 4th April.  To book click here The Mall School (only open for children at The Mall) 18th April to 21st April Teddington Rugby Camp 4th, 5th & 6th April.  To book click here ..

There are four specific deficits which have been identified as the potential

cause of this injury risk – ligament dominance, quadriceps dominance, leg dominance and trunk

dysfunction – and with the right coaching from a qualified Strength and Conditioning professional,

any areas of deficit can be identified and worked on.

                                                                    The 31st Africa Cup of Nations – or to give it its catchier, 21st century sci-fi name AFCON 2017 – passed by over the past month without much in the way of fanfare. Of course, there were the obligatory biennial complaints from European managers at losing their star players midway through the season, but even these were muted in comparison to ..

                                                     Once every four years, a momentous thing happens. The warring tribes of the British Isles put aside their differences, forget colonial pasts and call a temporary ceasefire to unite under one fearsome, blood-red banner. Once every twelve years, they mount an assault on the most formidable enemy of all: the Maori tribes of the South Seas. 2017 is that year.  This may all sound a tad glib, like it sho..

                                                           The dawn of a new era is upon us. The balance of power has shifted. A new global force stirs in the east. No, I’m not quoting Lord of the Rings, although I probably could be. Rather, these are the kind of phrases you will have encountered when reading of the rampant rise of Chinese football. But is the hype justified?  In recent times there has been something of a mass ex..

                                   The Rugby World Cup semi-finals in September 2015 seem a long time ago. The four best teams in what is becoming an increasingly global game pitted their wits against one another in West London. Not one of the four had a cold Christmas. Not one of them had a gruelling domestic season ahead of them. Each one of them descended upon Twickenham to confirm what the rugby world knew had been happening for some time: the southern hemisphere had officially claimed ownership..

 There’s one on every street, numerous in every city. Incomprehensible to the old school, bloated pub-dweller, and church to the endorphin-crazed, carb-counting, beautiful young things. Many are open 24 hours a day, and all are packed to the air-conditioned rafters with people of all shapes, sexes, sizes and goals. To one, the cover of Men’s Fitness beckons. To another, staving off the early onset of age is enough. To all, the gym is, and has been for some time, a staple part of life – a one-way ticket to self-improvement, self-confidence and self-worth. Whilst most o..

                      As we reach the halfway point in the 2016-17 Premier League season, one thing alone seems strikingly certain: the health of the English domestic game has been restored to somewhere close to its mid-noughties pomp. To say this is to imply that it has been somewhat lacking of late, which might come as a surprise to some of you. Yet, delicious as it may have been in its undiluted ludicrousness, Leicester City being crowned champions does not point to a highly competitive, continentally-dominant Premier League. Quite t..