3v3 Football Resource Practical drills, progressions & coaching ideas. Run better small-sided sessions. @PeterPrickett
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Why 3v3?
Because players cannot hide.
They receive the ball more.
They make more decisions.
They attack, defend, transition and solve problems more often.
3v3 strips football back to its essentials.
More involvement. More learning. More enjoyment.
3v3 reveals the game.
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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!
“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
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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
One position for their whole childhood?
@movementcoachkm questions what young players miss when we lock them into a single role too soon.
From episode 2 of How to Build a Football Brain.
Full conversation on YouTube below.
#SundayShare
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“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
Are we coaching the creativity out of players?
@movementcoachkm joins me for episode two of How to Build a Football Brain to discuss what happens when players become afraid to try—and how we can give them room to explore.
youtu.be/DGOH1h19RYE
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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.
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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.
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Everyone needs help.
As @movementcoachkm says -
"The big players have doubts as well."
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Stat of the night.
Alexis Mac Allister now has as many Champions League goals at Anfield as Sadio Mané (8). #LFC
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Episode 2 guest @movementcoachkm dropped some gold on the podcast.
What happens when we are careless with our words?
@movementcoachkm recalls how a moment of negativity did years of damage.
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What should every young player experience?
Joy.
@movementcoachkm getting to the heart of the matter on episode 2 of How To Build A Football Brain.
Are we coaching the creativity out of players?
@movementcoachkm joins me for episode two of How to Build a Football Brain to discuss what happens when players become afraid to try—and how we can give them room to explore.
youtu.be/DGOH1h19RYE
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What happens when we are careless with our words?
@movementcoachkm recalls how a moment of negativity did years of damage.
What should every young player experience?
Joy.
@movementcoachkm getting to the heart of the matter on episode 2 of How To Build A Football Brain.
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One position for their whole childhood?
@movementcoachkm questions what young players miss when we lock them into a single role too soon.
From episode 2 of How to Build a Football Brain.
Full conversation on YouTube below.
#SundayShare
Ever been convinced you’d found the only way to coach?
In this clip from episode one of How To Buiid A Football Brain, @Coach_Osku reflects on changing his mind—and learning to see other ways of helping players.
What coaching belief have you let go of?
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