All football fans, coaches, players, analysts and anyone who qualifies as "football obsessed" finally brings you our new "Introduction to Football Analysis" course! The course is self-paced and delivered through articles, email correspondence, and a variety of other materials.
Do you want to work in football analysis, either for a club or professional? Do you want to improve your tactical and analytical understanding, and develop your craft in the quest to become a soccer expert? Then this course is for you! Course attendees will get the following rewards and benefits!
In the subjective world of soccer, many managers simply copy the champion, which means that they will always be behind the leaders in their field. This course will help you stay ahead by becoming an independent football thinker who is no longer dependent on others to come up with new ideas and unique solutions.
Imagine a soccer coach who wants to learn HOW to better train soccer players. The overlap between the different courses is minimal, but they all promise to be a coach.
How the hell is a football manager supposed to separate the relevant information from the irrelevant in this jungle of flavors of the month? HOW to train soccer, depends on all kinds of external factors. Does the coach work with women or men, adults or children, amateurs or professionals, does your team train two, three, or more times a week, do you have access to a full, half, or quarter field to practice on, etc.? Therefore, it is very difficult for outsiders to determine HOW a coach should handle a specific situation.
Many courses present concepts based on differences between people, for example, in personality and culture. All players and coaches have to deal with the same game characteristics and evolutionary principles. Based on these similarities, universal coaching tools will be presented that guide HOW to coach soccer regardless of subjective opinions, preferences, beliefs or experiences.
Such an important part of the game is the coach's ability to understand the game tactically from his team's perspective, his opponents' perspective, and on the fly as things change from moment to moment. When you tell a player where to stand, that's his position, relative to the team, that's the formation, and tactics is when, where, and how you want him to move and apply whatever strategy you have in mind for that game. One trainer's tactics can be completely different from another's and the beauty of this is that both can be successful.
Tactics can include pushing a player in or out defensively, a central midfielder going out into wide areas when building from behind, or a goalkeeper playing 30 yards from his line are all examples of tactics that can be used.
It is one thing to admire and enjoy a beautiful work of art, but another thing to understand the finer intricacies of what makes that thing beautiful. If you like football, but want to really understand it on a deeper level, then this is the course for you.
Through a combination of theoretical tactics board lessons and practical analysis of clips from real soccer matches, this course will give you an introduction to the world of tactics. While not operating at a very basic level, but at the same time not delving into overly complex areas, this course is perfect for students with a basic knowledge of soccer and a desire to learn more.
Do you want to work in football analysis, either for a club or professional? Do you want to improve your tactical and analytical understanding, and develop your craft in the quest to become a soccer expert? Then this course is for you! Course attendees will get the following rewards and benefits!
In the subjective world of soccer, many managers simply copy the champion, which means that they will always be behind the leaders in their field. This course will help you stay ahead by becoming an independent football thinker who is no longer dependent on others to come up with new ideas and unique solutions.
Imagine a soccer coach who wants to learn HOW to better train soccer players. The overlap between the different courses is minimal, but they all promise to be a coach.
How the hell is a football manager supposed to separate the relevant information from the irrelevant in this jungle of flavors of the month? HOW to train soccer, depends on all kinds of external factors. Does the coach work with women or men, adults or children, amateurs or professionals, does your team train two, three, or more times a week, do you have access to a full, half, or quarter field to practice on, etc.? Therefore, it is very difficult for outsiders to determine HOW a coach should handle a specific situation.
Many courses present concepts based on differences between people, for example, in personality and culture. All players and coaches have to deal with the same game characteristics and evolutionary principles. Based on these similarities, universal coaching tools will be presented that guide HOW to coach soccer regardless of subjective opinions, preferences, beliefs or experiences.
Such an important part of the game is the coach's ability to understand the game tactically from his team's perspective, his opponents' perspective, and on the fly as things change from moment to moment. When you tell a player where to stand, that's his position, relative to the team, that's the formation, and tactics is when, where, and how you want him to move and apply whatever strategy you have in mind for that game. One trainer's tactics can be completely different from another's and the beauty of this is that both can be successful.
Tactics can include pushing a player in or out defensively, a central midfielder going out into wide areas when building from behind, or a goalkeeper playing 30 yards from his line are all examples of tactics that can be used.
It is one thing to admire and enjoy a beautiful work of art, but another thing to understand the finer intricacies of what makes that thing beautiful. If you like football, but want to really understand it on a deeper level, then this is the course for you.
Through a combination of theoretical tactics board lessons and practical analysis of clips from real soccer matches, this course will give you an introduction to the world of tactics. While not operating at a very basic level, but at the same time not delving into overly complex areas, this course is perfect for students with a basic knowledge of soccer and a desire to learn more.
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