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Introduction 1
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WelcomeLecture1.109 min
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Football theory 3
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Football Theory – part 1Lecture2.1
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Football Theory – part 2Lecture2.2
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Football Theory – part 3Lecture2.3
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Football coaching theory 2
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Football Coaching Theory – part 1Lecture3.1
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Football Coaching Theory – part 2Lecture3.2
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Football tactics 2
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Football Tactics – part 1Lecture4.1
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Football Tactics – part 2Lecture4.2
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Game insight 2
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Game Insight – part 1Lecture5.1
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Game Insight – part 2Lecture5.2
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Football technique 3
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Football Technique – part 1Lecture6.1
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Football Technique – part 2Lecture6.2
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Football Technique – part 3Lecture6.3
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Football fitness 3
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Football Fitness – part 1Lecture7.1
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Football Fitness – part 2Lecture7.2
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Football Fitness – part 3Lecture7.3
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Youth academy periodisation 1
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Delegate & Expert ConversationLecture10.1
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Goalkeeper coaching 1
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Expert ConversationLecture11.1
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5 Comments
Happy New Year everyone!!
It’s great to get back into the mentorship for 2021 with a riveting part 1 in Football Technique.
I enjoyed the example of the spectators turning into experts, in regards to ‘ What you see is all there is’ It’s truly amazing how people watching a game can make the assumption that a player is terrible or lazy if they see the execution gone wrong. I’m hooked again with another amazing topic.
Indeed a good example. Funny how many people are experts until they have to be in charge of decision making =)
Very true Christian !!!
Unfortunately, in general I am a fixed thinker and it is something I am hoping to develop and change and become more objective, especially with regards to football coaching and evaluating my team performance.
Hi All, would anyone recall what Raymond spoke about concerning Rondos with goals? I remember it being addressed somewhere; yet to be able to locate it in my notes.