TACTICALPEDIA - COACHING YOUR WAY
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ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO APPOGGIO SOSTEGNO

ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO APPOGGIO_SOSTEGNO. ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO APPOGGIO_ SOSTEGNO_ TERZO UOMO CON CONCLUSIONE E CAMBI DI DIREZIONE see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

PLAYING OUT FROM THE BACK

COMP 1. see full practice

COMP 2. see full practice

by David Baird

DEFENDING

DEFENDING. CENTER BACKS is the one side of the game that keeps pundits busy and fans' nerves on the verge. In... see full practice

DEFENDING. see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

1V2 ATTACKING GAME

BLUE V GREEN V RED. Red v Green v Blue = first to 5 points Players attempt to get through both defenders boxes and once... see full practice

by David Baird

TACTICALPEDIA PROJECT

WARM UP. A simple drill in which 3 teams compete. In this drill the team in possession should send the ball to... see full practice

MIDDLE ZONE. The number 9 is neutral helping the team in possession. 3 teams competing. The zone in the middle is where... see full practice

ANIMATION 3. Zone for possession and zone for high pressure in which defenders are forced to press high. Team in possession allowed... see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

testbase

TESTBASE. see full practice

by TacticalPedia

ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA POSSESSO

ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA_POSSESSO. ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA – POSSESSO CON CAMBIO DI GIOCO E 3vs2 : In questa esercitazione abbiamo 3 squadre composte ciascuna da... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

PARTITA A TEMA SMARCAMENTO ALLE

PARTITA A TEMA_SMARCAMENTO ALLE. PARTITA A TEMA : SMARCAMENTO ALLE SPALLE SECONDA LINEA DI PRESSIONE In questa esercitazione, in un campo delimitato come nel... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS (5V2 IN TRIANGLES)

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS (5V2 IN TRIANGLES). see full practice

by Efthymios Kyprianou

ATTACKING WALL PASSES

EXERCISE 1. Attacking Wall Passes exercise 1: Passing pattern with the ball driven into into the feet of a player who could... see full practice

EXERCISE 2. Attacking Wall Passes As before but working on a different combination. The ball is played into the top player (bottom... see full practice

EXERCISE 3. Attacking Wall Passes Finish on a small sided game. Each team has a player in the middle box, this player... see full practice

by David Baird

1V2 ATTACKING SESSION

WARM UP. As the ball is passed in the passing player presses the receiving player who now has a 1v2 to goal.... see full practice

COMP 1. 4v4 in the middle aiming to hit your striker. once this happens a player from the other team can drop... see full practice

COMP 2. As before - However decision making is key now, any players can drop back to defend/go forward to attack but... see full practice

by David Baird

TROUGH ZONES

TROUGH ZONES. set up: pitch 30x25m, cones, balls ... Instructions: We play 8 vs 8 possesion play in three zones. see full practice

FORMATION 1. Set up: pitch 30x25m, cones, balls ... Instructions: In the areas of a) and a1) is the four players the... see full practice

by Damir Vučić

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