DIFFERENT RESULTS, NEED DIFFERENT METHODS
“Little I say is original, I have learned almost everything from watching or taking from others,” Marcelo Bielsa, Leeds United Football Manager
You have that opportunity, to learn a wealth knowledge during this lockdown. Sure you could binge streaming services, but that would not inspire or motivate your players when practices resume.
Not taking steps to learn new coaching methods, you will most likely experience the same player behaviors – don’t listen, not focused, and not engaged.
FIGURED OUT, WHAT NEXT?
When a player starts knowing what you will be coaching next, then they have you figured out, you need to recharge.
My practices used to be laps for warm up, line passing drills then a scrimmages. That was the blueprint on the fields and I followed other coaches.
My players were not excited, found practice boring and were excited when game came around.
YOUTH SOCCER – RESET
With the uncertainty from created by COVID-19, the youth soccer landscape will not be the same. The number of kids playing in the beginning will not be the same.
That means only the best trainers and coaches will get the opportunity. Finding avenues to continue your learning will help you stay current and relevant.
HOT TO GET READY
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- Social Media
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