SOCCER DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
How to analyze your soccer season: Monitor training sessions, matches and players
During soccer season, as well as managing matches and managing training sessions, a soccer coach should monitor a lot of data that are not always easy to manage and analyze.
Monitor players' fitness level with Hooper Index
Goal:
Summary
Both perceived fatigue and perceived recovery are important. To monitor these parameters coaches can use the Hooper Index
Organization
Both perceived fatigue and perceived recovery are important. To monitor these parameters coaches can use the Hooper Index
How to share your work with players: Engage with your team!
Engaging players and sharing the weekly schedule with them is very important both for individuals and for the group. We saw how important it is to engage your staff members and to share your work with your staff, but working good with the team is fundamental for the success of the season.
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How to share technical proposals: Create an effective methodology
The most complicated (but also the most exciting) part of a coach's job is to create a methodology of our own. We already saw how to engage the staff by creating and sharing drills, but it's not enough: You need to increase the level of cooperation.
How to engage your staff: Team up with your workmates
Engaging staff members and workmates isn't always easy but it has a lot of advantages! In order to "team up" with other coaches, athletic trainers, soccer scouts or even players' parents you'll need a few clicks!
Soccer academy teaching proposal (U6 - U8)
Goal:
Summary
Kids' approach to soccer and to sports in general is an important and sensitive stage of their growth
Organization
Kids' approach to soccer and to sports in general is an important and sensitive stage of their growth
Equipment
- 2 goals
- Balls
- Markers
- 8 vests (6 white, 2 black in the picture)
Preparation
- Playing Area: 40x40 meters / 44x44 yd
- Players: 18 (16 + 2 goalkeepers)
- Duration: 20 minutes
- Series: 2 of 8 minutes with 2 minutes of recovery inbetween
Summary
Themed game to train defenders' intervention, anticipation and interception capacities against opposing forwards
Secondary Objectives
Creating space, Speed of play, Defending Principles, Mark, Compactness, 3v2, Shooting, 1v1 Defending, Body shape, Anticipation, Tackling, Midfielder, Center midfielder, Decision / Determination, Cognitive, Tackle (Challenge), Losing your marker, Finishing, Individual defensive tactical principles, Positioning, Marking, Management and limitation of risk, 3 against 2 on 1 line, Midfielder, Center midfielder, Inner midfielder, Organizing midfielder, Difensive midfielder, Numerical superiority (defense), Marking up in anticipation1 vs 1 with sprint on a line
Goal:
Equipment
- 6 markers
- Balls
- Vests
Preparation
- Playing Area: 20x20 meters / 22x22 yd
- Players: whole team
- Duration: 12 minutes
- Series: 2 of 6 minutes
Summary
Speed, reaction and dribbling in a 1 vs 1 situation
Organization
Speed, reaction and dribbling in a 1 vs 1 situation
Description
Attention: Is it my problem?
Goal:
Summary
Kids are often labeled as energetic, rowdy, distracted when in reality the problem could be the way we communicate and manage practices
Organization
Kids are often labeled as energetic, rowdy, distracted when in reality the problem could be the way we communicate and manage practices





























































