These are the critical things beginner soccer coaches, and coaches of all levels, should NOT do in their coaching sessions. By avoiding these aspects, the players will enjoy the coaching session more and probably improve quicker.
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1Lap but with the ball, only for boys who need a bit of "trainingfocus"… 😀
NL.. NoLaps.. NoLectures.. NoLines.. NL
I assume this is for U6 & U8
Catch 22 – talking too much to explain drills that aren’t lines.
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What is an invasion game? If you are waiting for the field, what could you have the kids do (besides juggling)?
I m 70yrs and did a Grade B certification in soccer, but stopped for a while. Can I have some refresher or next class A coaching soccer courses.?.
Great video 👌
reducing lines is one of the best things to do. it really maximizes practice time when you have almost no one in line. setting up 2 of a certain drill or 2 or 3 different drills can make it go much faster and keep the boys engaged. I went to multiple drills or multiple setups and saw huge increases in productivity during practice and more of the guys staying engaged
Good reminders, thanks! Just took over our U8 team yesterday—was shocked at how well our kids followed an exercise with lines of 2… the high work:wait ratio (or however you described it) makes sense
Great video greetings from 🇲🇽 Mexico !
great tips Jason! I would really like to start helping to coach my daughters team, but I never really played the sport, where is the best place to start?
THANK YOU! Wonderfully helpful
Really glad you said avoiding lines. I want each player engaged the whole time 🙂
Thank you for the advice, great stuff
Always love your advice!