how can a player learn
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Start with a game
Players prefer not to start directly in a derived session. Try instead, starting the session by having fun. Of course a smart coach will use good humor throughout the game, as well as having built in a learning effect. So remember, implement less boring exercises at the beginning. Your players will have to stay awake for the whole session.
The exercise should make sense
At first this sounds very logical, but what does it actually mean? Exercises must build on each other. On the one hand players need to realize what is required of them during the session.On the other hand players will experience more and more positive moments in the training session, if they can implement what they have learnt previously into their training. You see, they learn, they know what they are doing it for and then their success is inevitable. If it turns out good, they will start educating themselves.
Even the warm up should include a learning effect
The warm up program can take on countless forms. In my experience there are many partly really obscure warm-ups. One piece of advice to you would be to integrate the main theme of your training into the warm-up. As described in the first point, you should start with playful fun training in the beginning. If by now you have already incorporated some discreet rules, the training process will automatically continue to run smoothly. For example, putting focus on turnover tactics by switching from defensive to offensive. For instance, only counting the goals when a player has taken the shot after having
"Players may make mistakes. They should make mistakes."
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