Futsal

Futsal, on One Soccer Platform

Five a side, a ball that stays on the floor, and no time on the ball. Spatrian brings futsal into the same record as the rest of a player’s soccer: the shapes and rotations on a court drawn to FIFA’s Futsal Laws, in 3D; a bench clock that keeps the fouls; a Laws quiz; and the hard-floor drills that build a futsal player. For the player, their coach, their personal trainer and homeschool.

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Shapes: 4shapes: 3-1, 4-0, 2-2, 1-2-1
Plays: 7plays, flat and in 3D
Laws questions: 36Laws questions, each cited
Drills: 8futsal drills of its own

The 3-1 rotation on a 40 by 20 m court: the 6 m arcs round the posts, the marks at 6 m and 10 m, and the substitution zones, drawn to Futsal Law 1.

The player

A Futsal Player’s Touch, Built at Home

Futsal is won with the sole of the foot. Eight futsal drills in the Training Helper build it, each with a diagram, coaching points and a target to beat: the sole stop, the pull-push, sole combinations, the pivô’s hold-up and lay-off, the turn and toe poke, the kick-in, the wing 1v1 and the keeper’s catch and throw in four. The Audio Coach runs them, and each one logs like any other session.

Falcão and Amandinha. Futsal’s greatest wingers, Falcão and Amandinha, are Legends of the Week, and each one’s move is a drill: the sole roll and the toe poke.
The futsal ball, explained. A heavy size 4 that is made not to bounce, and why a futsal touch travels outdoors.

A player on a futsal court strokes the top of the ball with his sole and rolls away from a reaching defender. — The sole roll, the first thing a futsal player learns.

Coaches

The Court, the Rotations and the Bench

Built for a coach running a futsal team or a winter program. Both tools are free and need no account.

Futsal Court The 3-1 and 4-0 rotations, the parallel, the 5v4 power play with the goalkeeper as a fifth outfield player, a kick-in screen, a short corner and the 2-2 press. Each plays out with coaching points, then stands up in a sports hall in 3D. Open it → Futsal Bench The stopped clock counting down each period, each team’s accumulated fouls with the warning before the sixth, one timeout a period, and a sending-off’s two minutes that end early on a goal. Type the shirt numbers and it keeps each player’s minutes through the flying substitutions, suggests the change that evens them, and prints the minutes at full time. Hall scoreboard puts the game full screen on the hall’s projector, with a horn. Open it →

Sessions that fit a court A club coach’s session board fits its stations to a futsal court, a gym or half a gym, and says which drills need more room. The game bag has a futsal kit: flat-soled indoor shoes, futsal balls, bibs.

A player toe-pokes the ball early past a sliding defender on a futsal court before the keeper can set. — The toe poke: no backswing, before the defender can block.

Personal trainers

Indoor Sessions, Sized to the Floor

A trainer working in a hall sets a session’s space to a futsal court, a gym or a room, and the drills that fit are the ones offered. The Futsal Court doubles as a teaching board in front of a client, and the family gets the session report by link as always.

Referees and leagues

The Futsal Laws, Answered from the Law

A 36-question Futsal Laws quiz covers the court, the ball, flying substitutions, the two minutes after a sending-off, time-outs, accumulated fouls and the sixth-foul kick from the second penalty mark, the kick-in, and why there is no offside. Every answer cites the Law of FIFA’s Futsal Laws of the Game it rests on. Referee HQ links it beside U.S. Soccer’s futsal referee path, and the Futsal Bench is there for the table on match day.

Homeschool

Futsal Counts as Soccer

For a homeschool family keeping a PE record, futsal is soccer: a futsal drill logged in the Training Helper counts toward PE hours like any other session, and winter training plans a family’s sessions for a garage, a gym or a futsal court until spring.

Questions about Futsal on Spatrian

Is futsal a separate sport on Spatrian?

No. Futsal is soccer’s indoor format, and Spatrian treats it as soccer: one player, one record. A futsal drill logs like any other session, and a futsal season in the multi-sport planner is costed as two twenty-minute periods rather than a ninety-minute match.

Do I need an account for the Futsal Court and the Futsal Bench?

No. Both are free to anyone at /app/futsal-court and /app/futsal-bench, with no sign-up. A coach can send a play to the team by its link.

Which rules does it follow?

FIFA’s Futsal Laws of the Game. The court is drawn to Law 1, the bench keeps Laws 3, 7 and 13, and every answer in the Futsal Laws quiz cites the Law that settles it. Your league’s own rules come first: period lengths, a running clock, and how many timeouts.

Does the Futsal Bench send the game anywhere?

No. The clock, the score, the fouls and the log stay in that browser tab until you end the game. Nothing is sent to Spatrian.

What ball should my player use?

A futsal ball: a size 4 that weighs 400 to 440 g and bounces only 50 to 65 cm when dropped from 2 m (Futsal Law 2). It stays on the floor and under the sole. Any ball will do to start.

Who is it for?

Players aged 13 to 18 and the people who develop them: the player, their coach, their personal trainer, and a homeschool family keeping a PE record. School, club or homeschool. The Court and the Bench are for anyone.

A teenager high-fives down a line of teammates after winning a futsal tournament in a sports hall.

One Platform, from the Hall to the Field

The player, their coach, their personal trainer and homeschool, around one record of the player’s own training. Futsal is part of it.

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