Collingwood v Carlton x 19mins. Includes: Trusting Teammates in the Contest Kicking Around Opposition Defensive Structures Once You’ve Got Length Then Don’t Interrupt It ...
Fremantle v West Coast x 12mins Includes: 1v1 Defense Tip Use your 45 Short Kick Options Poor Wing Width Example Adelaide v Brisbane x 16mins Includes: Leaving Player to Apply Forward Pressure Goal Saver Defensive Switch v Offensive Switch Perfect Forward Handball Past the Player on the Mark Example...
North Melbourne v Geelong x 14mins Includes: Nominated Loose Defender at Clearance Positioning The Next Evolution in AFLW Pressure by Pressing Forward Western Bulldogs v Melbourne x 14mins Includes: Perfect Examples of Utilising the New Man on the Mark Rule 20 Degree Kicks are the New 45 Degree Kicks Bulldogs Not Giving Themselves Length ...
For full access current members will need to upgrade to a level 3 membership. Richmond v St Kilda Part 1 x 14mins Includes: Take 100% Options as Often as You Can Wing Positioning and Your Options Out of It Tactically Nailing Outnumber Advantages Part 2 x 14mins. Includes: How a “Just Good Enough” Opposite Foot...
NOTE – I don’t want to add negative connotations to female sports and ACL injuries as there are far more sportswomen who haven’t done ACL’s then who have but there was recently a study that showed clinicians should stop overtreating and where 1 session of high quality education, advice and a self management plan was...
Something you’ll see in all levels of football, but plenty of in youth football ranks, is a player in possession of the ball on the burst but unable to see anything on the field apart from length, resulting in simply kicking the ball as long as they can to whoever is there. A unique skill...
In the hastiness of coaches and parents yelling “go, go, go!” from the sidelines on each and every possession, youth footballers will feel that they are in extremely time sensitive situations and thus their vision will be tunneled and often the ball simply goes down the field in a straight line, whether there is a...
A pretty big focus I bring to my coaching is to slow down either through the ball carrier purposefully taking time to dispose the ball from a mark, or as a team to possess the ball using 100% options for as long as they can. All I say during these activities is basically ” find...
I’m sure this is an “issue”, if you can call it that, in all youth and junior football clubs everywhere and I saw it both young and older groups that we ran. It’s not that they don’t ever talk as we had some presentations and some them talked to all players, parents and coaches like...
#1 of the Youth Football Series looked at finding where you can get the next possession and an example that occurred in one of my football programs last week and this continues on a bit from that. Once you’ve anticipated where you think the ball movement pattern will go to, you then need to work...