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Game
What to coach – GK
Coaches will be able to get
practice design ideas on
what to coach goalkeepers
alongside a rich understanding
of the Development Themes for
goalkeepers. The workshops will
replicate appropriate learning
environments to bring game
like scenarios to life and create
variations to existing practices
to develop a suite of activities
for goalkeepers of all levels.
What to coach – goal
scoring
Coaches will see what to
deliver in a session on the
development theme of Goal
Scoring.
Coaches will share practice
design ideas that invite lots of
opportunities for the players
to take the best option to go
forward and score goals in all
sorts of ways. There will be lots
of examples of fun and game
like activity that drives the
players to be highly skilled and
creative with their actions.
What to coach –
defending
Coaches will see what to deliver
in a session on the Principles of
Defending. Coaches will share
practice design ideas that invite
lots of opportunities for the
players to stop the oppositions
go forward by denying space.
This workshop will bring to life
the link between Principles and
Development Themes and
further highlight what coaches
should prioritise in their sessions
to create effective decision
makers.
What to coach –
attacking
Coaches will see what to deliver
in a session on the Principles of
Attacking. Coaches will share
practice design ideas that
invite lots of opportunities for
the players to take the best
option to go forward and score.
This workshop will bring to life
the link between Principles and
Development Themes and
further highlight what coaches
should prioritise in their sessions
to create effective decision
makers.
What to coach – set
pieces
Coaches will see what to
deliver in a session on Set
Pieces, including PCA, PCD,
long corners and free hits near
the circle edge. Coaches will
share practice design ideas
that invites constant decision
making for the players to attack
or defend. There will be lots of
examples of how to stretch the
players to be self organising
and intelligent trainers.
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