Creative Soccer Training : 350 Smart and Practical Games and Drills to Form Intelligent Players - For Advanced Levels.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Seeger, Fabian.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Soccer--Coaching.

Soccer.

Soccer--Training.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (743 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Aachen : Meyer Meyer Sports, 2017.

Summary:

Creative Soccer Training includes 350 modern practical games and drills that build on basic playing skills. Foregoing theoretical introductions, the authors focus on presenting comprehensive exercises and particular skills that go beyond standard training. This book includes a great variety of creative training exercises that will form intelligent soccer players. Numerous graphics help soccer coaches implement training content with their own team in a simple and fast way. The practice-oriented design additionally makes this compilation an optimal resource for training players at advanced levels.

Contents:

Intro

Titel

Impressum

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

1 Introduction and classification

1.1 Explanation and use

2 Training exercises

2.1 Passing and ball control

2.1.1 Passing sequence (reacting)

2.1.2 Passing sequence (looking for position)

2.1.3 Passing sequence (opening up)

2.1.4 Passing sequence (speed dribbling)

2.1.5 Passing sequence (getting open)

2.1.6 Passing sequence (forward play)

2.1.7 Passing sequence (chaos)

2.1.8 Passing sequence (interfering players) (1)

2.1.9 Passing sequence (interfering players) (2)

2.1.10 Open passing (slalom course) (1)

2.1.11 Open passing (slalom course) (2)

2.1.12 Open passing (commands) (1)

2.1.13 Open passing (commands) (2)

2.1.14 Passing in zones (play through the center)

2.1.15 Passing in zones (triangles) (1)

2.1.16 Passing in zones (triangles) (2)

2.1.17 Passing in zones (looking for position) (1)

2.1.18 Passing in zones (looking for position) (2)

2.1.19 Passing in zones (looking for position) (3)

2.1.20 Passing in zones (include goalkeeper)

2.2 Shot on goal and exploiting the ball

2.2.1 Shot on goal with opening on slalom course (feint)

2.2.2 Shot on goal with opening on slalom course (double pass)

2.2.3 Shot on goal with opening on slalom course (passing combination)

2.2.4 Shooting sequence (getting open)

2.2.5 Shooting sequence (overlap)

2.2.6 Shooting sequence (lay-off)

2.2.7 Shooting sequence (passing)

2.2.8 Shooting sequence (crosses)

2.2.9 Shooting sequence (wall player) (1)

2.2.10 Shooting sequence (wall player) (2)

2.2.11 Shooting sequence (seam) (1)

2.2.12 Shooting sequence (seam) (2)

2.2.13 Shooting sequence (transitioning)

2.2.14 Shooting sequence (competition)

2.2.15 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (1-on-1) (1).

2.2.16 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (1-on-1) (2)

2.2.17 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (2-on-1) (1)

2.2.18 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (2-on-1) (2)

2.2.19 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (2-on-1) (3)

2.2.20 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (2-on-2) (1)

2.2.21 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (2-on-2) (2)

2.2.22 Shooting sequence with follow-up action (2-on-2) (3)

2.3 Tackling and transitioning

2.3.1 From 1-on-1 to 2-on-1

2.3.2 From 1-on-1 to 2-on-2

2.3.3 From 1-on-1 to 3-on-3

2.3.4 From 1-on-2 to 3-on-3

2.3.5 From 2-on-2 to 4-on-4

2.3.6 Different player ratios (from 1-on-0 to 3-on-3)

2.3.7 Increasing player ratio (from 1-on-0 to 3-on-3)

2.3.8 Increasing player ratio (from 1-on-0 to 4-on-3)

2.3.9 Increasing player ratio (from 1-on-1 to 4-on-4)

2.3.10 Increasing player ratio (from 1-on-0 to 5-on-4)

2.3.11 Increasing player ratio (from 1-on-1 to 5-on-5)

2.3.12 Increasing player ratio (from 1-on-1 to 8-on-8)

2.3.13 Different player ratios (from 1-on-1 to 4-on-4)

2.3.14 Different player ratios (from 2-on-2 to 4-on-4)

2.3.15 Different player ratios (from 1-on-0 to 5-on-5)

2.4 Chasing and capturing

2.4.1 Opponent chase in groups of two (2-on-4)

2.4.2 Opponent chase in groups of three (3-on-6)

2.4.3 Opponent chase competition (passing combinations)

2.4.4 Ball chase in groups of two (2-on-2)

2.4.5 Ball chase in groups of two (2-on-4) (1)

2.4.6 Ball chase in groups of two (2-on-4) (2)

2.4.7 Ball chase in groups of two (2-on-4) (3)

2.4.8 Ball chase in groups of two (2-on-4) (4)

2.4.9 Ball chase in groups of two (2-plus-2 against 4)

2.4.10 Ball chase in groups of three (3-plus-2 against 5) (1)

2.4.11 Ball chase in groups of three (3-plus-2 against 5) (2).

2.4.12 Ball chase in groups of three (3-plus-2 against 5) (3)

2.4.13 Ball chase in groups of three (3-on-6)

2.4.14 Ball chase in groups of four (4-on-8)

2.4.15 Ball chase in groups of four (increasing number of opponents)

2.4.16 Ball chase (from 1-on-4 to 2-on-4 to 2-on-6)

2.5 Cognition and perception

2.5.1 Simple game of catch (1-on-3)

2.5.2 Complex game of catch (1-on-1 against 1)

2.5.3 Simple running competition (1-on-1)

2.5.4 Complex running competition (2-on-2 against 2)

2.5.5 Simple ball competition (1-on-1)

2.5.6 Individual awareness (controlling the ball)

2.5.7 Individual awareness (opening up)

2.5.8 Team competition (simple dribbling)

2.5.9 Team competition (simple passing)

2.5.10 Team competition (open dribbling)

2.5.11 Team competition (open passing)

2.5.12 Team competition (complex passing)

2.5.13 Game (2-on-3)

2.5.14 Game (5-on-5)

2.6 Pre-orientation and over-the-shoulder glance

2.6.1 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (passing and ball control)

2.6.2 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (soccer tennis)

2.6.3 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (simple passing sequence)

2.6.4 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (complex passing sequence)

2.6.5 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (double passing sequence)

2.6.6 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (open passing)

2.6.7 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (open passing along lines)

2.6.8 Decision making after over-the-shoulder glance (open passing on zones)

2.6.9 Game (double 1-on-1)

2.6.10 Game (3-on-3)

2.6.11 Game (3-on-3 plus 3)

2.6.12 Game (4-on-4)

2.6.13 Game (4-on-4 plus 2) (1)

2.6.14 Game (4-on-4 plus 2) (2)

3 Games

3.1 Opening techniques and different ways to start a soccer game.

3.1.1 Double 2-on-1 after passing combination (1)

3.1.2 Double 2-on-1 after passing combination (2)

3.1.3 Double 2-on-1 and 3-on-3 after passing combination and shot on goal

3.1.4 2-on-2 after passing and first-touch ball control

3.1.5 2-on-2 after dribbling and passing

3.1.6 2-on-2 after dribbling and finish

3.1.7 2-on-2 after shooting sequence

3.1.8 2-on-2 after passing combination and shot on goal (1)

3.1.9 2-on-2 after passing combination and shot on goal (2)

3.1.10 2-on-2 after passing combination and shot on goal (3)

3.1.11 2-on-2 after passing combination and shot on goal (4)

3.1.12 3-on-3 after passing combination (1)

3.1.13 3-on-3 after passing combination (2)

3.1.14 3-on-3 after dribbling and passing

3.1.15 3-on-3 after shooting sequence (1)

3.1.16 3-on-3 after shooting sequence (2)

3.1.17 3-on-3 after passing combination and shot on goal (1)

3.1.18 3-on-3 after passing combination and shot on goal (2)

3.1.19 3-on-3 after passing combination and shot on goal (3)

3.1.20 4-on-3 and 4-on-4 after shooting sequence

3.1.21 4-on-4 after passing combination and shot on goal

3.1.22 4-on-4 after passing and first-touch ball control

3.1.23 4-on-4 after passing combination and shot on goal

3.1.24 3-on-3 after passing combination and shot on goal

3.1.25 5-on-5 after open passing combination

3.2 Rondos and possession

3.2.1 Simple field change

3.2.2 Simple field change (running paths)

3.2.3 Simple field change (competition)

3.2.4 Simple field change (wing player)

3.2.5 Complex field change (chaos)

3.2.6 Complex field change (competition)

3.2.7 2-on-4 ball chase

3.2.8 2-plus-2 against 2 zone play (hexagon)

3.2.9 4-on-2 zone play (for points)

3.2.10 4-on-2 zone play (play via wing player)

3.2.11 4-on-2 zone play (through the center).

3.2.12 4-on-2 zone play (switch play)

3.2.13 Alternating 4-on-2 zone play (switch play)

3.2.14 4-on-2-plus-2 zone play (through the center)

3.2.15 4-on-2-plus-2 zone play (transition)

3.2.16 4-on-2 plus 2 (forward play)

3.2.17 4-on-2 plus 2 against 4 (seams)

3.2.18 4-on-2-plus-2-against-4 zone play with outside players (seams)

3.2.19 4-on-2 plus 2 against 4 (disrupting player[s])

3.2.20 4-on-2 via 2-on-2 (forward play)

3.3 Ball circulation and playing foot

3.3.1 3-on-3 plus 4 (include center players)

3.3.2 3-plus-4 against 3-plus-4 (outside player position change)

3.3.3 4-plus-2 against 4-plus-2 (goalkeeper in center)

3.3.4 5-on-5 (goalkeeper in center)

3.3.5 2-on-2 plus 4 (outside player finishes)

3.3.6 2-plus-2 against 2-plus-2 (outside player finishes)

3.3.7 3-plus-4 against 3-plus-4 (outside player finishes)

3.3.8 4-on-4 plus 4 (wall player finishes)

3.3.9 4-on-4 plus 2 against 4 (zone play with finish)

3.3.10 Staggered 4-on-4 plus 4 (zone play for ball holding)

3.3.11 Staggered 5-on-5 (zone play for ball holding)

3.3.12 Staggered 6-on-6 (zone play for ball holding)

3.4 Color games and adversary games

3.4.1 2-plus-4 against 4 (getting open)

3.4.2 Double 3-on-3 (goal hunt)

3.4.3 Double 3-on-3 plus 4 (chaos)

3.4.4 From double 3-on-3 to 6-on-6 (transition and orientation)

3.4.5 4-on-4 plus 4 (third man running)

3.4.6 4-on-4 plus 4 (goalkeeper in center)

3.4.7 4-on-4 plus 4 (zone play) (1)

3.4.8 4-on-4 plus 4 (zone play) (2)

3.4.9 5-on-5 plus 5 (compressing and spreading out) (1)

3.4.10 5-on-5 plus 5 (compressing and spreading out) (2)

3.4.11 5-on-5 plus 5 (switch play via goalkeeper)

3.4.12 Double 5-on-3 against 2 (transition after capturing the ball)

3.4.13 6-on-6 plus 6 (contact rhythm)

3.4.14 6-on-6 plus 6 (outside player[s]).

3.4.15 6-on-6 plus 6 (compressing and spreading out).

Notes:

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

1-78255-785-7

1-78255-453-X

OCLC:

1008775939