Train the half-second before the touch.
Most training builds the touch. SoccerBot360 builds the decision before it — 360 degrees, game speed, every rep measured. Thirty focused minutes, one player, one coach, inside SFA’s exclusive, state-of-the-art training arena.
Ages 7 to adult · 30 minutes · Not sure yet? Start with a free assessment
A real SFA session: the Mini Goals drill, every strike scored and timed live. ▷ Play the video
The whole arena. One player.
In a group, your player waits their turn. In a 1-on-1, every ball, every angle and every second of the 30 minutes is theirs, and a coach adjusts the program as they go.
SoccerBot360 serves the ball from multiple directions, at the speeds and heights of a real match. The drills demand a scan, a decision and a clean first touch, and the system records every one of them. Your player walks out with numbers, not just “good job.”
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30 minutes. Here’s where they go.
- 0:00–0:05
Calibrate
The coach sets a starting level. The system adapts to where your player is today, not where it expects them to be.
- 0:05–0:15
First-touch precision
Balls from different angles, speeds and heights. Receive cleanly, control, play the right pass back. Every touch tracked.
- 0:15–0:22
Decision speed
Colored targets, audio cues, split-second choices. The scan-read-react work a normal field can’t give you.
- 0:22–0:28
Score chase
Competitive high-score rounds. Performance under pressure, measured live.
- 0:28–0:30
Debrief + data
Reaction time, accuracy, scoring runs. Your player knows what moved and what to work on next.
Not a ball machine. A 360° training arena.
360° Ball Delivery
Balls come from multiple directions, in the air and on the ground, at speeds you can adjust. No coach can serve like that for 30 minutes straight.
AI That Adapts
Difficulty adjusts to the player in real time. It’s easier while they’re learning and harder when they’re ready, so every level gets challenged.
Instant Analytics
Reaction time, accuracy and scoring are measured on every rep. Progress shows up as a number your player can see, session after session.
What it actually looks like.
Every position. Ages 7 to adult.
A 1-on-1 lets the coach build the 30 minutes around your player’s role and what they need next.
Forwards
First touch to shot, with balls served from any angle. Finishing and composure under pressure.
Midfielders
Scan, receive and distribute. Builds the 360° awareness the position depends on.
Defenders
Reactions, clearances and playing out from the back when the ball arrives fast and from somewhere unexpected.
Goalkeepers
Shot-stopping at game speed, distribution under pressure, and reaction work you can repeat and track.
Pick your 1-on-1 plan.
We recommend four sessions to start. By then your player has a baseline, a few sessions of data and a clear picture of what to work on.
SoccerBot360 1-on-1
30 min · one player · one coachSave $5 a session with every step up: $65 → $60 → $55 → $50.
- Program built around your player
- Coach inside the arena the whole time
- Every touch measured
- Debrief with real numbers
2-Player Session
Two players share the arena for head-to-head battle mode. Great for siblings and teammates.
Tech-Fusion Training
60 minutes a week: 30 minutes on SoccerBot360 and 30 on Speed Court, in a small group. Drop in for $50, or $40 for Weekly Academy members.
Also at SFA: TrackMan and Speed Court
Not sure which fits? Try a free 30-minute tech assessment or call or text (614) 300-0016.
Before you book.
What ages can use SoccerBot360?
SoccerBot360 sessions run from age 7 through adult. The system adapts to each player: beginners get slower, more predictable delivery, and advanced players get the full game-speed challenge.
Why a 1-on-1 instead of a group session?
In a 1-on-1, every ball and every second of the 30 minutes goes to your player, and the coach builds the session around their position and goals. Group sessions like Tech-Fusion are a good weekly base. A 1-on-1 is where you work on something specific.
How is this different from a ball machine?
A ball machine fires from one spot at one speed. SoccerBot360 delivers the ball from multiple directions at varied heights and speeds, and adds reaction and decision-speed drills. It measures every rep.
How often should my player train on it?
Once a week suits most players. The sessions are intense, both physically and mentally, and the learning settles in between sessions. That’s why we suggest a 4-session plan to start.
What does it cost?
A 1-on-1 is $65 for a single 30-minute session, or $240 for 4 ($60 each), $330 for 6, or $400 for 8 ($50 each). A 2-player session is $105. Tech-Fusion group training is $125 per 4-week cycle, or $50 per drop-in ($40 for Weekly Academy members).
Will my player improve?
You won’t have to guess, because every session is measured and you can see reaction time and accuracy change from week to week. How much that carries over to games depends on how often they train and on the rest of their development: team training, games and coaching. SoccerBot360 works best as part of that bigger plan.
Is it really the only one in Columbus?
Yes. Soccer Field Academy runs the only SoccerBot360 in Columbus, Ohio. It’s the same kind of technology used by professional academies in Europe.
Can goalkeepers use it?
Yes. Reaction speed, footwork, distribution under pressure and shot-stopping at game speed are all hard to repeat in normal training. SoccerBot360 makes that work repeatable and trackable.
Step inside. Start with four.
Four 30-minute 1-on-1 sessions give your player a baseline, real data and a clear next step. Book the pack now and choose your dates as you go.
Questions? Call or text the office at (614) 300-0016
Grind Now, Shine Later.
