3v3Football

What can basketball teach us about building a football brain? Both ask players to read opponents, create space and decide under pressure. @brianmccormick joins me to ask: are our drills teaching those skills? youtube.com/watch?v=Z4j8hXvp…

That's a keeper

That Morgan Rogers goal reminds me so much of a Joe Cole he scored against United.

Plays are solutions that the game demands.

Can we help players create a mental framework? @DanAbrahams77 explains that a key to competing is understanding what you can and can't control.

Six teams of three. Winners move up, losers move down. Every short round means something. The 3v3 World Cup gives you six adaptable formats with pitch layouts, rules and player challenge cards — plus full-colour and printer-friendly editions.

Is there a "right way" to coach? @DanAbrahams77 describes the skill of the coach to make a judgement call on what they feel will help players. Dan delivered some great quotes during this episode of How To Build A Football Brain.

I made these (and more) for a project on strikers. It is currently parked to be restarted in the not too distant future. Harry is one I hadn't completed yet.

Are our players engaged? @DanAbrahams77 explains the importance of engaging the players. No engagement, no development. I pulled six tips from our conversation that will help any coach.

How can we ever keep everyone happy? @DanAbrahams77 recounts a tale from his time at Bournemouth. One player loved the session, the other hated it! You just can't win them all!

Full episode youtu.be/tMUM0e4T0Mw

What should every young player experience? “As much joy as possible.” @DanAbrahams77 on joy, the tougher moments and making mental skills part of football practice. From our conversation on How to Build a Football Brain. #SundayShare

“They’re just trying to survive.” @DanAbrahams77 joins me to explore how coaching, confidence and pressure shape a football brain—and why wanting to win isn’t enough. youtu.be/tMUM0e4T0Mw

Using bounce players can really help players to: Play forward Play wide Combine Move off the ball These are three simple set ups to use. Encourage players to play wide by awarding extra points if they combine with a bounce player before scoring.

I think the future of football is four up front with a CB who can play in midfield and full backs who can play centre back. 4-2-4 into 3-3-4 in possession and the obligatory 4-4-2 out of possession.

Full episode youtube.com/watch?v=DGOH1h19…

Everyone needs help. As @movementcoachkm says - "The big players have doubts as well."

Stat of the night.

Full episode youtube.com/watch?v=DGOH1h19…