TACTICALPEDIA - COACHING YOUR WAY
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PRESEASON OVERLOADS PRACTICE

PRESEASON OVERLOADS PRACTICE. A good pre-season exercise covering fitness, overloads in attack and defending out numbered. Rules: The ball starts from the keeper... see full practice

by David Baird

PARTITA A TEMA DENTRO E FUORI

PARTITA A TEMA_DENTRO E FUORI. PARTITA A TEMA – DENTRO E FUORI : Questa esercitazione ha come obiettivo principale quello di allenare i movimenti delle... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

FRONT 3 OUTCOMES

OVERLOADS. Explanation: A bounce pass then ball into the striker to trigger movements around the ball arriving at the central players... see full practice

by David Baird

TACTICALPEDIA PROJECT (2)

SIMPLE INTRODUCTION. Sometimes defenders are excellent defenders. Yet, when they have the ball, the lack the ability to decide where he should... see full practice

BUILD UP. In this drill, the defenders take a role in building up. After the end of the attck, the ball is... see full practice

DEFENDERS SHOULD SCORE!. In this drill, the defenders are at the same time responsible for defending their goal in crosses, and score! The... see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

USCITA CON COMBINAZIONI, IN

USCITA CON COMBINAZIONI, IN. USCITA CON COMBINAZIONI , IN AMPIEZZA RELATIVA E TRANSIZIONE NEGATIVA In questa esercitazione abbiamo inizialmente delle uscite a partire dal... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

DRIVEN FORWARD PASS

EXERCISE. Passing to play forward Coaching as shown at end of animation. Break down the technique of the driven pass and... see full practice

GAME. Passing to play forward game - 3v3+1 with the aim of hitting the target player and scoring off him/her can... see full practice

by David Baird

ESERCIZIO PER LA COSTRUZIONE SOTTO

ESERCIZIO PER LA COSTRUZIONE SOTTO. ESERCIZIO PER LA COSTRUZIONE SOTTO PRESSIONE E SMARCAMENTO ALLE SPALLE : In questa esercitazione, da eseguire ad intensità elevata per... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

DRIBBLING

DRIBBLE. It is annoying watching players with great skills having to pass most of the time leaving their skills sidelined with... see full practice

DRIBBLE TO THE NEXT ZONE. In this drill, players move from zone to zone after dribble is complete. Then passes to his mate who will... see full practice

DRIBBLE TO FINISH. Here, in each flow, the forwards will dribble and finish or pass. see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

FINISHING EXERCISE

CONSTANT FINISHING. Alternatives: This drill will also work with the player who lays the ball off getting the ball and going back... see full practice

by David Baird

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ANIMATION 1. Defenders in the modern game have more roles. We are watching the likes of Van Dijk breaking into the opponents’... see full practice

ANIMATION 2. In this drill, the defenders have one pre assigned forward. Once the forward moves in, the defender starts. Each player... see full practice

ANIMATION 3. In this drill, the defenders have the role to stop forwards from passing into the box. This drill is important... see full practice

ANIMATION 4. Another example, 3 zones before the box. 2 goals at the sides for the full back to defend, one goal... see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

3V1 REACTION RONDO

3V1 REACTION RONDO. 3V1 Reaction Rondo Coach players to react quickly and get up and down the pitch with this fun but technical... see full practice

by David Baird

PRESSING TO FORCE THE BALL WIDE

DEVELOPMENT. 6 v 3 with two colors working together against the 3 pressing players. Play a time limit to see how... see full practice

PROGRESSION. The 3 in possession are aiming to create the oppertunity to play through the middle markers avoiding the screening player... see full practice

GAME. Game: This game is simply a 3v3+1 with GK in each goal. The cones run the middle area of the... see full practice

by David Baird

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