GAME MOMENT x OFFENSE POSSESSION STATUS x POSSESSION LOSS MACRO MOMENT x FORWARD HALF DEFENSIVE PRESS MICRO MOMENT x IDENTIFY THE MOST DANGEROUS OPPOSITION OUTLETS PART 37...
GAME MOMENT x OFFENSE POSSESSION STATUS x POSSESSION LOSS MACRO MOMENT x FORWARD HALF DEFENSIVE PRESS MICRO MOMENT x 1 METER RULE/TACKLE OR CORRAL PART 38...
GAME MOMENT x OFFENSE POSSESSION STATUS x POSSESSION LOSS MACRO MOMENT x FORWARD HALF DEFENSIVE PRESS MICRO MOMENT x KICK OUT ZONE FORMATION PART 39...
As your game model is now about to get pretty busy, I’d suggest moving to an Excel spreadsheet or something similar like I have here: Micro moments are exactly that, the micro moments that make up your macro moments devised from your game moment. It’s the process that goes into achieving the result. So you...
There are 4 game moments in team sport and within a game you are always in 1 of them but they can switch in a split second and in any order, especially in such a chaotic sport like football. They are: Transition Defense Defense Transition Offense Offense They can each be referred to game actions...
I discovered game models about 4 years ago as my transition from playing to coaching began to really take shape and I’ve been a big fan of them ever since. I usd the term game model over game plan because I belive a game model is vastly different from what a game plan is thought...
With our basic template completed it’s time to put your coaching hat on nice and tight as we move to macro moments. Macro moments are the big rocks of your game moments – transition defense, defense, transition offense and offense. I would stick to 2 macro moments per game moment, at least to start with....
GAME MOMENT x OFFENSE POSSESSION STATUS x POSSESSION LOSS MACRO MOMENT x FORWARD HALF DEFENSIVE PRESS MICRO MOMENT x ALLOW KICKS TO THE LEAST DANGEROUS POSITIONS PART 40...
Part 1 – Introduction Part 2 – Warm Up / Kick Development / Defense Part 3 – Line Work (Midfielders/Forwards/Backs) The last portion of training is now the games portion which allows to playeres to put into a competitve situation all the different information they’ve taken in and processed during the session so far. If you’ve designed...
Part 1 – Introduction Part 2 – Warm Up / Kick Development / Defense At this point we’re about 30 – 35mins into the session and it’s time to break into groups. Grouping your players into their specific lines that they’ll most likley play in is all part of the stream lining approach as well...