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Thank you for the kind words. We now work from 6 playing through, 5 playing around, and 4 playing over actions. All the actions are a part of our classes and courses on our website
You are welcome. Been applying these principles in training and I've seen major improvements. My sessions are more detailed and organized. Thanks a million
Your return has been long awaited . Excited for the upcoming content. IMO the best coaching resource platform on this app. One of the many nuggets that I have taken away has been the " Check- Move- Receive-Release" simple but effective concept. Without hesitation I would refer this channel to any coach who would like to improve their players and team. And thank you for making me a better teacher.
Thank you for your kind words - there has been a lot of work going on behind the scenes. We are looking for a few followers to explore all our new content before everything goes live. Would you be interested? PS
Please can you create merchandise cards out of these wheels, available either to download for free or to purchase proper nice ones (like panani cards) for an affordable price. As a coach, I'd definitely buy these for my players to have. You could have the physical wheels come with a 'stick with a base' on which they all slide-on for safekeeping...or you could have them come with a wall hanging mechanism that allows players to have their wheels on a wall and be able to 'turn & hold' each wheel on a specific section to remind them to work on that specific skill on a given day or week or month. What you've got here with these wheels is top stuff and has tons of potential for merchandising! I'd pay for it!
Thank you for the question. A specific player from the opposite team that you would find majority of your duals against. For example; A Right-back mark would be a left-forward. PS
08:40 I'm tossing my thoughts here😁: the RB can stand in front of the opposition winger to block the pass to feet from the opposition fullback. This will force the opposition fullback to play long and the RCB will come across to intercept.
08:15 When pressing in the final 3rd could you instead leave the RF to lock the LCB, the 6 and 10 to shift across? Then the ST to drop into the hole left by the winger. Because in many cases the field is very wide and the distance the ST needs to cover horizontally leaves him exhausted.
Just come across this series. Amazing to see and hear the amount of details you work with. Was just wondering what you do if you have 16 players all the time and some of the practices here are for 11/12 players. Do you give the others some other task or what do you do? Thanks in advance!
@@PositionSpecific In some videos you give practices for for example 12 players. Would you organise them like that if you had 16 players on that session or would you then have to adjust that practice?
So for our core practices we have 2 adaptations. So for example if we are delivering a practice focused on a specific goal with 10 players, we have an adaptation for 4-6 or 11-16 players. Anything outside them numbers we slightly adjusting the practice with servers or link players. Hopefully that makes sense?
Saw this system from Peter Bosz's Bayer 04 team. Where he used the wingers to pin the fullbacks. Would be interesting to see if the whole front four can pin the opposition back four from joining the press and if they do decide to join the press that would be a trigger to play the ball over top for one of the front four.
Very good question Damon. We would use a simple isolated drill focused on how to press. 1) Denying the space 2) Defecting the attacker/ball 3) Defending - winning the ball
Really enjoyed that lads thanks for posting 👍🏻 Under what circumstances if any would you leave your starting formation the same throughout ie not adapt your starting formation to better match up to the oppositions formation?
Sorry for the late reply Mark and really good question. The system changes is a huge part of our DNA, so it is very rare for us to not adjust if the system don't match up. There is the odd time we will hold the 1433 system if we have moment from the start of the game, which gives us time to see if the opposition change. PS
Excellent lads, thoroughly enjoyed that. Love the individual work. I like to use the 4B’s in relation to supporting the ball carrier. Beyond, Between, Beside & Behind.
Thank you Mark - you been supporting us from the beginning. 👏👏👏 It’s a shame we aren’t heading abroad for pre-season but hopefully we will have a few tournaments to plan for which will be good to share how we prepare for tournament football. 👍
Would enjoy seeing six ways to switch play. Also please continue with the Coaching Journey. I know it’s the last thing y’all introduce but would also like to see a set piece/pre game session set up similar to how you set up attacking/defensive organization practices.
