Assessment Level 2

Second in the series of progressive waves, pass, support and finishing games.

This is the first in the series of progressive waves, pass, support and finishing games

Switching play is a very effective way of dragging and pulling an organised defence around the pitch and creating holes and space that your team can exploit to create goalscoring opportunities.

An effective soccer coach should not only have an in-depth knowledge of soccer. They should also possess special characteristics that will help them become a more player centred soccer coach who can not only produce winning teams, but facilitate players enjoyment of the game.

Good players play with their heads up. They are aware of where the space is on the pitch, where their players are, where the opposition are. They know what they want to do next with the ball, they have pictures in their heads. They play one, sometimes two or three steps ahead of everyone else.

Become a better football coach and provide more fun and enjoyment for your players by following the simple 5 STEPP process

This blog continues on the theme of developing and improving strikers goal scoring skills, creating repetitive game related scoring situations and providing theme related games that focus on shooting and finishing.

In this blog, we take at look at how adjustments to the way a coach uses their players can make training sessions so much more focussed, interesting and fun.