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Tactical Training for Youth
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http://www.brucebrownlee.com/coaching/tactical/tactical.htm
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Each of the youth soccer coaching articles linked
below offers some helpful advice about teaching soccer tactics to youth
soccer players. Coaching youth soccer is fun, but it is also challenging.
It is challenging because although young players can learn quickly if the
teaching approach is appropriate, it is not always obvious to adults
beginning as soccer coaches what "appropriate" means. Oddly, this applies
nearly as often to professional players becoming coaches as it does to
parents becoming coaches.
Keys to Teaching Tactics
The keys to success in teaching soccer tactics to youth players are these:
- Teach simple soccer tactics that the
players can use with the skills they possess.
- Teach basic soccer tactics that are
appropriate to the players' age and match.
- Use simple, direct, and unambiguous
language, and keep it brief - no long lectures, no sarcasm that could be
misinterpreted, no jargon.
- Speak carefully and be specific and
brief.
- Seeing is better than hearing. Doing
is better than seeing. So, introduce your topic, show it, and get the
kids doing it quickly.
- Teach one tactical idea at a time.
Don't make a distraction by making other corrections.
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Defending
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Team Defense
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Counterattack
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Sigi Schmid: Pressure, Cover, Balance
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Teaching the Flat Back Four
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NSCAA Clinic Reports 1998
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No
Get, No Turn, No Move, No Shot
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A Defensive Teaching Plan by Age
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How Can I Teach When to Tackle?
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Should We Focus on Defense at U12?
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Role
of the Stopper, Pressure, Cover, Balance
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What
is "Backs On"?
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How to Teach Better Marking and Tracking?
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How to Teach Pressure, Cover, Balance?
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Attacking
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Organizing the Team
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Created:
12/20/99
Last Updated:
06/18/04
Since
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