🎉 Defensive Recovery Runs | 67-P5

Let's explore this dynamic practice focused on defensive recovery runs! With two teams of three players each, the session begins with a pass to a central player, triggering the start of the action. Defenders aim to swiftly regain possession and transition to attack, while attackers strive for strategic passing and scoring opportunities. Speed of recovery runs and working as a team are key coaching points in this practice. 💪⚽️

🔥 Full Session 669: Wide Deliveries to Finish

This session focuses on developing wide deliveries to finish and occurs on Match Day -3, endurance. We begin the session with a warm up, activating players passing and dribbling for the upcoming session. Next, we have an technical advanced lead practice that allows units to work collectively with specific movements to cross and finish high up the pitch and from deeper areas. To finish, we have a pattern play to develop switches and back-post deliveries to finish.💪⚽️

⚽️ Develop the Advancing Centre Back | 91-P1

This technical practice is designed to elevate the skills of our Centre Backs when pushing forward into advanced areas. Players engage in passing sequences aimed at advancing from the back and receiving between the lines. Players must execute well timed advancing runs and precise passes, ending with a 2 v 1 attacking scenario, challenging defenders and aiming for goal. Let's set strong foundations for our defenders to build on in possession. 💪⚽️

🔃 Winger/Full Back Rotations to Break Midfield Line

This video showcases how Liverpool's Full Back, Winger and Central Midfielders combined with their rotational movement to split the Brighton Front 3 and Midfield 3 with 3 passes. See where you can connect your players with key rotational movement that can be taken into games. 

🎉 231 v 312 - The High Press

Our Touchtight philosophy offers innovative strategies for organising your team in a 231 formation (7 v 7) to effectively press the opposition during goal kicks. Explore our techniques and insights to counteract an opposition employing a 312 formation, gaining a tactical advantage on the pitch.

⚽️ Midfield Shape to Stop Penetration (CDM) | 89-P7

In this CDM specific practice, we focus on building a solid midfield to block penetrating passes. The goal is for the two outside teams to pass the ball between each other, while the central team stays compact and aims to intercept. When the central team gains possession, they pass to the end player and switch out with the team that lost the ball. The midfield unit must communicate effectively, recognise moments to intercept and maintain compactness throughout! 💪⚽️

🎉 City v Madrid | CB Stepping Into Midfield

This release illustrates how City used their Centre Back to create an overload in the central area, a tactical strategy fast becoming the new thing in Elite Level football. What do you make of this tactical trend? 👀

🎉 Pass and Press Activation | Warm Up (WU-34)

It's time to activate your players passing and pressing with this simple warm up exercise. We have a central 4-yard square which players will pass between, playing on one touch, two touch and executing short 1-2 combinations. After passing across, players must sprint to press, forcing the player to take a good touch to avoid interceptions. We can increase the size of the square and work in the opposite direction to add variation to this simple but effective warm up. 🙌⚽️

🎉 Beat the Chaos to Switch | 50-P2

This practice emphasises enhancing players' awareness, first touch, and passing accuracy for our younger age groups. The goal is for outside players to link up with central teammates, who receive the ball, turn, and pass to their outside teammate. Central players must navigate around others in the zone, timing passes to prevent collisions. Once players are comfortable, we can introduce a rotation progression to keep them on their toes and moving throughout the practice. 🙌⚽️

🔥 Break Lines to Exploit Overloads | 47-P9

This practice focuses on developing teams ability to progress possession between the lines and exploit attacking overloads. Initially, two defenders aim to progress play into the second zone while screened by the opposition striker. Once the pass is made, one defender advances to create a 3 v 3 situation in the second zone. Upon passing into the final zone, the three players from the second zone move forward to create a 6 v 4 attacking overload, with the aim to finish. If the defending team gains possession in any zone, they must transfer the ball to their striker to earn a goal. Let's get our team progressing play with confidence! 🔥⚽️