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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 6
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Goalkeeper Coaching course – part 1Lecture11.1
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Goalkeeper Coaching course – part 2Lecture11.2
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Goalkeeper Coaching course – part 3Lecture11.3
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Goalkeeper Coaching Q&A – part 1Lecture11.4
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Goalkeeper Coaching Q&A – part 2Lecture11.5
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Expert ConversationLecture11.6
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Football strength training 5
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Football Strength Training courseLecture12.1
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Football Strength Training Q&A – part 1Lecture12.2
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Football Strength Training Q&A – part 2Lecture12.3
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Football Strength Training Q&A – part 3Lecture12.4
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Football Strength Training Q&A – part 4Lecture12.5
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Football rehab training 4
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Football Rehab Training course – part 1Lecture13.1
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Football Rehab Training course – part 2Lecture13.2
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Football Rehab Training course – part 3Lecture13.3
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Football Rehab Training Q&ALecture13.4
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46 Comments
Thank you Raymond. Fascinating subject. Looking forward to implementing the external focus approach.
I’ve done some biomechanical research on attentional focus and technical execution in elite soccer players. Long story short, focus cues will change how your players coordinate their movements–even for advanced players performing common techniques.
If anyone is interested in the PDF, let me know.
I’m interested in that study. Can you send it to gert.duinen@gmail.com ?
Big thanks allready!
Yes I am interested.
can you send to acharps@outlook.com, many thanks.
Please send me your PDF, Ladule.
libb13@gmail.com
Thank You
Hi Ladule,
I would be very interested in that PDF. Could you please send to fordello@hotmail.co.uk
Regards,
Cian Ford.
Hi Ladule,
I would be very interested in that PDF.
I’m at grahamohanlon@gmail.com
Thank you
Graham
Could I get a copy please
Much appreciated
coachjonathandelaney@gmail.com
Hi Ladule,
I would be very interested in that PDF.
Shurellwilson@gmail.com
Thank you!
I’m interested in that study.
Can you send it to jordigeijselaers@hotmail.com ?
Big thanks allready!
Hi Ladule Lako
Can I get a copy pls dinu.maghici@yahoo.com
Thanks
Hi Ladule,
Sounds good, hope you’re enjoying the course. Could you send it to stephen.foy83@gmail.com
Cheers,
Ste
I am also very interested in the article! Thank you. douglasoppenheimer@yahoo.com
Hi Ladule,
I would be very interested in that PDF. Could you please send to stefanstevanovic287@gmail.com
Regards
Stefan Stevanovic
Hi, Ladule. That would be very much appreciated. Thank you!
hiephurra@gmail.com
Hi Ladule.
I’m interested in the research.
Can you please share via email:
elsfutebol@yahoo.com
Hello Ladule,
Thanks for sharing. My email is daniel.sellitti@ncfcyouth.com
Hey Ladule,
I’m interested in the study. Will you please send the PDF to – daniel.sellitti@ncfcyouth.com
Hi Ladule,
Thanks for the opportunity. I would be thankful if you would be able to send me the Research Paper PDF on the topic on shravgandhi@gmail.com.
Regards,
Shravanth
Please send me your PDF, Ladule.
roada@trondelagfylke.no
Thank You!
Hi Ladule,
Could you please send me the PDF at syvos.q@gmail.com?
Thank you in advance!
Hi Ladule, Could you please send me your PDF?
sandeep.t.singh@gmail.com
Thank You
I am interested.
can you send to bcsajaguars@gmail.com. Thank you very much.
Hi Ladule!
Im interested. My email is: juanjosecorreaquintero@hotmail.com.
Thankyou very much!
interested 🙂
kontakt@kh90football.com
I would be interested to read that.
Please send it to: antonsundberg00@gmail.com
Thank You!
Yes please, please send the pdf to:
jsouthern@csisd.org
Thanks everyone who is interested. I will be in touch via email as soon as I get an open access copy of the study from the publisher.
Best wishes to all!
I am also interested if possible, leen.denboer2611@gmail.com, sounds very promising
Hey guys ,
Who would like to learn more about the sciences of Gabriele Wulf. She has written a book on Attention and Motor Skill learning. The editions are available in both English and German.
Dirk
Hi Dirk,
definitely interested.
Would you share the book´s title.
Thanks for sharing.
Best Andi
https://www.amazon.de/Attention-Motor-Skill-Learning-Gabriele/dp/073606270X
Thanks for tip!
Another good book that goes into detail on this Internal Vs External focus topic is called “The Language of Coaching” by Nick Winkelman. Interesting discussion, thanks for shining light on this aspect of coaching method. Metaphorical coaching seems to be the way forward as it helps in coaching externally. (Use one stone to kill two bird)
Thanks very much for sharing.
Regards
Chinazo
Thank you Chinazo for the tip.
I just ordered my copy to deepen the subject of External vs internal focus.
Best regards,
Frank
Coach Raymond talked about Internal and External focus and mentioned the research done on this subject by Gabriele Wulf.
Last year I read a book by her called “Attention and Motor Skill Learning (2007)” that helped me to understand the subject better.
Thank You
Thank you for external focus. I’ve been doing wrong for 20 years, especially when it comes to shooting/finishing.
Thanks Raymond. The reference of external vs internal focus actually helped me answer some questions I had from the previous course regarding game insight.
Very useful.
Thanks
Adam
Thank you all for sharing the interesting books.
@Ladule Lako LoSarah: would love to read your research findings.
Can you send it to me? abel_desta@hotmail.com
Thank you for this: * (Working with six year olds) There is absolute zero scientific proof that isolated exercises without opponent or internal focus on how I should move my Body to kick a ball better there is absolutly zero scientific proof that this is better than a real communication decision execution action context with an external focus
Could there be still some exercises without opponent that are good for learning? Imagine a six year old is taking a ball and is alone heading for a nearby Bolzplatz. The kid than imagines all the sorrounding and opponents, and is dribbling and shooting. How about this?
fantastic information and knowledge and big challenge to become a better coach and implement and work more on external focus approach with our players
thank you Raymond and team for making us better coaches
I was using internal focus with my teams, not knowing it was called internal focus. I always wondered if there was a better way. Then one day, I thought lets have some fun with words, players use to think I was hilarious when I say ‘imagine the ball floating in a pocket of air gliding like an eagle’ when they take free kicks. It’s fun thinking out side the box.
Well ,I’m looking forward to implementing external focus with the players that I will be working with this year.
The book the Language of Coaching is an excellent read and Nick Winkleman the author digs deep into internal and external cues and references many academics including Wulf.
Absolutely brilliant. Reference thinking, football action theory, scientific research, application in the football environment. This is enough content to work on & with for an entire career Raymond. Thank you
The course has been brilliant so far but this months especially has been eye opening. The external focus over internal focus is something I’ve never heard before but it makes soooo much sense. Time to rethink all my “technical” exercises!
Laule, could you please also email me at – michelegallo@live.com.au