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Have you ever planned the perfect football training session only to find half your players have failed to turn up? Or that your training area has been moved at the last minute, and you're now in half the space? Help is at hand!
Maximise Your Training Sessions is a book for coaches who are looking to design practical and meaningful practices for all coaching situations - whatever last-minute issues get thrown at them.
In this book, Rob McKay - Head Coach of Women's Football for the University of Manchester - goes through all the things a coach needs to consider before putting on an effective session: from space to players to equipment, right down to the weather! At the same time, it provides an in-depth look at how to create your own principles of play to produce quality and relevant coaching points for your practices.
More than 45 illustrated practices are included, and all of them are designed to be adjustable for player numbers, space, and set-up time.
This practical guide is perfect for both grassroots and experienced coaches looking to enhance their practice design and take their sessions to the next level.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Training Principles
Chapter 3. Playing Principles
Chapter 4. The Build Up Phase
Chapter 5. Defending In The Attacking Third
Chapter 6. Build-Up Third - Practices
Chapter 7. Middle Third In Possession
Chapter 8. Out of Possession - Middle Third
Chapter 9. Middle Third Practices
Chapter 10. In Possession - Final Third
Chapter 11. Out of Possession - Defensive Third
Chapter 12. Final Third Practices
Chapter 13. General Practices
Chapter 14. Conclusion
