Why 3v3?
Because players cannot hide.
They receive the ball more.
They make more decisions.
They attack, defend, transition and solve problems more often.
3v3 strips football back to its essentials.
More involvement. More learning. More enjoyment.
3v3 reveals the game.
Football's Principles Of Play
Complex not complicated
Principles are universal, preferences are personal
Football is part of a family of invasion games
Create and use space
A few simple games to help players attack and defend at speed.
React quickly to turnovers
Combine centrally and wide
Recovery runs
Retaining possession and fast counter attacks
From Super Six Volume One
In a single move Liverpool made 3 passes that went behind team mates rather than in front. Each killed the speed of the attack. This is indicative of them being out rhythm and why they are struggling to create good chances.
What role does play have in development?
On the latest episode of How To Build A Football Brain @brianmccormick discusses the importance of play, plus many other things!
How do we make better decisions? By making more decisions!
@brianmccormick discusses getting players on the ball more during the latest episode of How To Build A Football Brain.
What is the difference between a coaching brain and a playing brain?
@brianmccormick explains the impact of time on the decision making of a coach vs a player.
64 football coaching practices.
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Football is not simply 11v11.
It is a series of changing situations:
1v1
2v1
3v2
4v3
5v2
7v4
This collection helps coaches turn those Moments into purposeful training.