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Sunday, 7 December 2014

Malaysia Football Freestyle Official Page

Welcome to Malaysia Football Freestyle Official Page!
This is a page that you can find all the latest news related to football freestyle in Malaysia.

1) PCfreestyle Homepage Description

Amazing football freestyle performance for your corporate events, press conference, annual dinner, party, football match half-time or etc by PCfreestyle. They are national champion with over 5 years of performing experience globally. Book Now!

2) D Skills Academy Homepage Description

The best football academy in Malaysia with the priority of teaching football dribbling and freestyle skills. Our coaches will share you the secrets and techniques of mastering all the fancy skills with proven success training method. Sign Up Now!

Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Malaysia Football Freestyle - PCFreestyle featured in Star Metro Part 2

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[25 October 2014] We were very fortunate to be featured in Star Metro again. But this time round we were sharing some secrets and techniques of some basic football freestyle tricks to the Star readers. If you wish to learn football dribbling or freestyle skills, you can sign up PCFreestyle very own training program - D Skills Academy.

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<PCF tutorial video @ thestaronline>

Click here for PCF previous article for Star Metro

For inquiries or booking purpose, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Patrick - 019-3387398

Saw - 012-3013202

Email : pcfreestyle@hotmail.com

Friday, 26 September 2014

Malaysia Football Freestyle - PCfreestyle Star Metro Biz Page 43

[TEACHING IN SCHOOLS]

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Japanese freestylers like "Tokura" Tokuda Kotato and Ko-Suke as their role models, respectively.

After gaining some mastery of the art, they took part in a few local freestyle football competitions and were called to perform at a few events and in television commercials.

"The freestyle football scene in Malaysia has not gained that high level of popularity yet, so there are not many competitions for freestylers in Malaysia," said Tee.

But having seen the potential in earning money through freestyle football performances, they decided to get serious about it and started investing in advertising their services over the Internet.

Rather than going through a talent agent who would take a cut for their services, they decided to apply what they learnt in university and manage everything themselves, from talent management to their own marketing.

"We decided to focus on advertising ourselves over the Internet, so to make it work, we needed solid platforms like Facebook and our own websites," said Tee, explaining their marketing strategy.

Together, Tee and Saw forked out between RM 5,000 and RM 10,000 to spend on building their website and Facebook page, as well as advertising on the Internet.

"But we also had some luck on our side because the start of our company coincided with the FIFA World Cup this year and before long, we had so many companies calling us up to perform at all kinds of events," said Saw.

In addition to performing in television commercials, they perform at events in five to seven minute stage performance, and a 20-minute performance that includes audience interaction.

So far, they have performed more than 30 events this year and managed to earn about RM 90,000 in just the three months leading up to the World Cup.

Although managing PCFreestyle is strictly a two man show, they do have guest freestylers that perform together with them whenever a client requests for more than two performers.

"We made friends with other freestylers when we took part in competitions in the past and we meet up sometimes to practice and share tricks with each other," said Tee.

"Right now, we have three guest freestylers with us, so we can have as many as five people performing in one show and they will each receive an equal share of the pay from the event,"

However, realizing that earning money through performances is a seasonal thing, Tee and Saw are planning to keep their company afloat by starting their own freestyle football coaching classes.

"Instead of teaching just juggling tricks, we thought it would appeal more to people if we also taught fancy dribbling skills that can be applied in real football games," said Tee.

Named "D Skills Academy", Tee and Saw will start their first classes next week, targeting two different markets - one that is open to the public and another that will be conducted in international schools.

"We thought it would be easier to approach international schools first and propose our classes as an extra-curricular activity for the students as they are more adventurous with extra-curricular activities," said Tee.

He admits a lot of preparation was needed in drafting the proposals for their targeting schools, but they were very happy when the proposals were accepted.

"But getting the public to sign up for our classes is uncertain and more challenging because we need to attract they through our own marketing strategies," added Tee.

For a start, the public classes will be held in a community hall in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya, with limited places to enable them to give more attention to individual students.

Running costs are low, as they need only allocate money to rent a venue, footballs, and marketing material such as bunting and flyers.

"Another reason we are having these classes is also because we want to promote freestyle football in Malaysia, especially among young people," said Saw.

"A lot of people have this misconception about freestyle football skills.

"They think skills come from having the talent for it, but this is untrue," said Tee.

"When we started out, we did not have any talent for it at all. With hard work, determination and diligent practice, skills are something can be learnt and mastered."

The classes are open to anyone aged seven and above, and those who are interested can learn more at their website, www.malaysiafootballfreestyle.blogspot.com or their Facebook page, PCFreestyle.

[URGENT UPDATE] PCfreestyle is conducting football freestyle academy in Malaysia - D Skills Academy and the class will commence on 4th October 2014. For more information, please click the following link :-

D Skills Academy - The First Football Skills School In Malaysia

Malaysia Football Freestyle - PCfreestyle Star Metro Biz Page 42

[THAT'S PRETTY FANCY FOOTWORK]

Two 20-somethings turn playing with balls into a business

Freestyle football which grew in popularity as an urban underground activity in the 21st century, is described by Wikipedia as the "art of self-expression with a football" that is practiced all over the world.

A form of performance that incorporates breakdance-like moves with juggling and dribbling a football, it is an art, activity, call it what you will, that is taken seriously by new Malaysian.

But two young freestylers have looked beyond it as an art form and have turned into a potentially profitable business idea.

Meet Patrick Tee and Saw Cheng Pheng, the 24-year-old founders of PCfreestyle.

PCfreestyle is a two-man freestyle football team that manages and offers their own talents to perform in stage shows at events, video commercials and also conduct freestyle football workshops.

It was a big decision for Tee and Saw when they decided to leave their full-time jobs in April this year and venture into business. The two friends, who played football as a hobby back in secondary school, first got interested in freestyle football during a trip to Europe about six years ago.

"While we were in Amsterdam, we saw this freestyler juggling a ball and doing tricks with his feet while he was climbing up a lamppost in public," said Tee, who previously worked as an auditor. He is an ACCA affiliate with over two years of experience as an auditor.

They were very amazed by the act and were inspired to start learning how to do tricks of their own by looking up videos on the internet.

"But it was not easy because we did not have anyone to act as a mentor and teach us. We had to look up everything ourselves and practice on our own," Tee added.

"Because freestyle football is about self-expression, we could only learn a few basic moves in the beginning and it was up to us to customized our tricks and create our own routines," said Saw, a first class degree holder in finance, accounting and management.

Tee and Saw have learned much from Internet videos by various internationally renowned freestylers,citing Japanese freestyler ...[Click here to continue reading the full article]

[URGENT UPDATE] PCfreestyle is conducting football freestyle academy in Malaysia - D Skills Academy and the class will commence on 4th October 2014. For more information, please click the following link :-

D Skills Academy - The First Football Skills School In Malaysia

Friday, 5 September 2014

D Skills Academy Program

A. Program Structure

Four Levels

This program is going to be divided into four levels which are Introductory level, Amateur level, Intermediate level and Advance level. The level classification of each participant is based on his accumulated League Points score. The participants will be awarded official graduation certificates after each completion of different levels.

Duration

The estimated completion time for each level is 3 months. Each month will have 4 sessions of 1 hour workshop.

Lesson

This program is going to teach you at least 1 football freestyle trick and 1 football dribbling trick within the 1 hour workshop.

Challenge Of The Day

Besides that, we are going to organize a 'challenge of the day' inter-competition. The participants will apply what they have learnt previously in the class and combine their common knowledge and problem solving skills in order to win the game.

Reward

The winner of the challenge will be rewarded E-points which can be used to exchange for goodies in our Merchandise section.

B. Program Benefits

A) Enhance Football Skills

Have you ever felt like you wish to dribble on the field like Messi one day ? You have come to the right place as we are specialist in all kinds of dribbling, groundmoves and panna skills.

B) Build Confidence

From time to time, we have performance contracts with a lot of large event companies and charities. We will arrange qualified participants to take part in the events to build up their confidence and also repay them with decent income !

C) Increase Concentration

Freestyle Football is a sport which requires a lot of concentration especially when you are trying to balance the ball by using your body parts. We will guide the participants on how to apply the concentration skills in other aspects of life such as studying.

D) Stimulate Creativity Thinking

After mastering the basic tricks, the participants can create their own routines or moves. They can combine what they have learnt in the class with other elements such as breakdance and acrobatics moves.

E) Encourage Teamwork

During the workshop, we are going to organize 'challenge of the day' inter-competitions. The challenge will be either in the form of individual or team challenge. During the team challenge, the participants have to cooperate and strategize their gameplay in order to win the game.

F) Increase Discipline

In order to keep track of the participants' learning curve, we will issue personal evaluation form to each of them prior their first class. It is an assignment whereby participants need to complete at home after weekly training sessions.

C. Program Training Packages

We are offering few types of training packages as per below :-

1. Normal Package Description

Price : RM 150
Duration : 1 month (4 sessions)
Free Gift : N/A
Certificate : N/A

It is a good package for newcomers who wish to try out the program and learn some basic skills.

2. Skills Package Description

Price : RM 450
Duration : 3 months (12 sessions)
Free Gift : Adidas Bottle worth RM30
Certificate : Level 1 certificate

It is an excellent package if you wish to master some simple football freestyle combos and groundmoves.

3. Master Package Description

Price : RM 900
Duration : 6 months (24 sessions)
Free Gift : Adidas Ball worth RM50
Certificate : Level 1 certificate
/ Level 2 certificate

It is the best package if you wish to see some drastic improvements in your football skills

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Registration Fee

Additional RM50 registration fee will be charged on top of all the packages listed above.
The registration fee is inclusive of a D Skills Academy Sports Tee.

* Free gift is subject to variation and it is available until the stock last

D. Program Timetable and Location

D Skills Academy training program is currently available in the following schools or centre :-

1. Sri KDU Primary School (Every Monday 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 2 February 2015

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2. Sri KDU Secondary School (Every Wednesday 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 4 March 2015

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3. Beaconhouse Sri Inai Primary School (Every Wednesday 03:00 pm - 04:00 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 5 February 2015

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4. Asia Pacific Smart School (Every Monday 03:45 pm - 04:45 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 2 March 2015

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5. International School @ Park City (Every Thursday 03:20 pm - 04:20 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 30 April 2015

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6. Tenby International School - KS1/Primary (Every Tuesday 02:40 pm - 03:40 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 28 April 2015

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7. Tenby International School - Secondary (Every Thursday 02:40 pm - 03:40 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 30 April 2015

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8. Time International School (Every Thursday 02:40 pm - 03:40 pm)

(click to view the map) commence on 16 April 2015

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9. Kota Damansara Central Park Sports Centre Public Class A (Every Saturday 09:00 am - 10:00 am)

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10. Kota Damansara Central Park Sports Centre Public Class B (Every Sunday 04:00 pm - 05:00pm)

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E. Program Founders

Patrick (Left) CP Saw (Right)

Background Of Founders

The program founders are the current Malaysia Football Freestyle Champion - PCfreestyle.
PCFreestyle (PCF) is an international football freestyle performing team and coach with over 5 years of experience globally. It comprise of two top football freestylers from the region which are Patrick and CP Saw.

Inspiration

They have started football freestyling since 6 years ago after they have met and got inspired by a street performer during a school trip to Amsterdam.

Fame

Their fame and publicity have started to grow rapidly after winning various talent competitions and participating in TV commercials and corporate events.

Background of Patrick

Patrick has started off this career as an external auditor in an audit firm. He was pursuing his study for ACCA and maintaining his career as a part time football freestyler. Finally, he managed to complete his study of ACCA in year 2013. After working 2 years in an audit firm, he decided to quit his job and pursue full time for his passion as a football freestyler.

Background of CP Saw

CP has completed his study for bachelor honor degree of Finance Accounting & Management in University of Nottingham in the year of 2012. He started off his career as an account handler in a listed insurance company MSIG. After working for two years, he has decided to resign and pursue full time for his passion as a football freestyler.

Founder Vision

To become the best football freestyle edutainment service provider in Asia.

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