SCO Group has partnered with Keisuke Honda's "4v4" soccer tournament for U10/U12 children, aiming to support the development of the next generation's autonomy and decision-making skills through its unique, coach-less format.
SCO Group Inc. has announced a partnership agreement to sponsor "4v4," a 4-a-side soccer tournament organized by Now Do Inc., led by Keisuke Honda. "4v4" is a new competition for U10 and U12 players, designed by Honda himself, featuring unique rules such as no coaches on the bench and free substitutions to maximize children's autonomy. SCO Group, with its vision of "Creating '105 years of life' with technology," aims to enrich the lives of the next generation and all sports lovers through this sponsorship. The company believes this partnership will contribute to fostering future leaders by developing independence and decision-making skills in children.
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FAQ
What is "4v4"?
It is a 4-a-side soccer tournament for U10 and U12 children, created by Keisuke Honda, featuring unique rules designed to foster independence, leadership, and quick decision-making.
Who is SCO Group and why are they sponsoring this event?
SCO Group is a company focused on creating a future where people can live healthily to 105 through technology, primarily in the dental field. They are sponsoring "4v4" to support the next generation and enrich lives through sports, aligning with their corporate vision.
What are the unique rules of "4v4"?
Key rules include no coaches on the bench, free substitutions, a 10-minute game time, and a 20-second shot clock. All tactical decisions are made by the children themselves.
What is the goal of the "4v4" tournament?
The tournament aims to develop not just soccer skills but also independence, judgment, and leadership in children by having them make their own decisions, with the mission of nurturing future talent for Japanese soccer.
Who is the organizer of "4v4"?
The tournament is organized by Now Do Inc., a company founded and led by Keisuke Honda.