TACTICALPEDIA - COACHING YOUR WAY
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ESERCIZIO PER LA COSTRUZIONE SOTTO

ESERCIZIO PER LA COSTRUZIONE SOTTO PRESSIONE E SMARCAMENTO ALLE SPALLE : In questa esercitazione, da eseguire ad intensità elevata per il tempo stabilito dal Mister, in un campo suddiviso in Settori…

by Bernardino Filardi

ANIMATION 3

One of the methods to progress to advanced level. The zone in the box is where the other flank player os allowed to finish. The neutral number 9 only helps to outnumber, whenever he recieves the ball…

by Ahmed Ghalib

ESERCITAZIONE

ESERCITAZIONE : In questa esercitazione abbiamo 3 squadre composte ciascuna da 3 elementi (ma che possono anche essere in numero superiore ovviamente aumentando le dimensioni dello spazio dei…

by Bernardino Filardi

MOVEMENT SCANNING PASSING

Movement / Scanning / Passing 4v4+1 exercise to promote movement, scanning and passing abilities in young players A goal is scored each time the team in possession pass the ball to a team mate…

by David BairdUEFA A Coach

COMBINAZIONI E 3VS2 SU PALLA LATERALE

Alternare il cross da destra e da sinistra.

by Bernardino Filardi

ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA_POSSESSO 2

ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA – POSSESSO CON PENALITA’ : In questa esercitazione abbiamo due squadre composte da 6 elementi che si sfidano in un possesso palla in un campo dove sono disposte 5 porticine.…

by Bernardino Filardi

START EASY

One of the main traits a winning football team must have is the ability to re organize when lose the ball. It usually means going back to the line up formation. To go back to your starting position…

by Ahmed Ghalib

DEEP IN THE PLAY

by Francesco AmbrosiniUEFA Youths & Grassroots subCoach

EXERCISE

the two centre midfielders bounce the ball off the striker and then the ball is played out wide, working alternate sides. once the ball is ahead of the mannequins it cannot be played back, players…

by David BairdUEFA A Coach

ANIMATION 1

The next set of small sided games will simulate serious game situations. The components of each game will include physical and mental burden. This is acquired by continuous heavy pressure by…

by Ahmed Ghalib

INTRO

A switch of play and then the ball is played into strikers feet who has came to receive the ball. the ball is then set back to the midfielder making an across the face run who passes the ball out…

by David BairdUEFA A Coach

NUMBER 10

Number 10 is usually a team's play maker. In many teams, he also takes the responsibiltiy of scoring goals, and pressing on the defenders while opponents building up from the back. In this drill, the…

by Ahmed Ghalib

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