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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Most young players don't struggle because they lack talent.They struggle because nobody ever taught them how to understand the game.They chase the ball instead of controlling space.They react late because they never learned what to scan for.They memorize movements without understanding why they matter.And most coaching books only make the problem worse - overloaded with diagrams, jargon, and professional-level theory that young players simply can't apply.This book takes a different approach.Soccer IQ for Young Players is a practical guide for coaches who want to develop smarter players without turning training sessions into classroom lectures.Inside, you'll learn how to teach: - Positioning and spacing- Decision-making under pressure- Movement without the ball- Scanning and awareness- Passing angles and support- Transition reactions- Game understanding in simple languageEvery chapter focuses on concepts that young players can actually absorb and apply during real matches.No unnecessary complexity.No overcoaching.No tactical jargon designed to impress other coaches.Instead, you'll discover: - Simple explanations players immediately understand- Coaching phrases you can use on the field- Common mistakes youth players make- Small-sided games and practical exercises- Methods to improve game intelligence naturallyWhether you coach grassroots soccer, academy players, or school teams, this book will help you build players who think faster, move smarter, and understand the game beyond technique alone.Because the smartest player on the field is not always the most talented one.It's the one who understands what the game is asking for before everyone else does.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - How well do you actually know the game Can you score straight from a corner kick Where do the goalkeeper's feet have to be when a penalty is taken What happens when the ball hits the referee and goes in Most young players are sure they know the rules. Then somebody asks. Three hundred questions, in ten rounds. The Laws of the Game and the tricky ones most adults get wrong. Positions and roles, and what each job on the field actually asks of you. Reading the game, attacking, defending, goalkeeping. Thirty situations that simply ask what you would do - and thirty moments that changed soccer for good. And every single answer is explained. That is the part that matters. Anybody can memorize that the whole ball must cross the whole line. What is worth knowing is why that means you should never stop chasing a ball that looks lost. Every answer comes with the reasoning behind it, so a quiz night turns into the thing coaches never have time to teach. - 300 questions across 10 rounds, with answers at the end of each round- Every answer explained - the reason, not just the letter- Checked against the current Laws of the Game, including the changes most people missed- Nothing that goes out of date: no transfer trivia, no roster lists- Works alone, and works better read out loud with a teammate, a parent or a coach- A score table at the back that tells you what your total actually meansAges 9 to 13 is the sweet spot, though plenty of grown-ups lose Round 2. From the author of Soccer IQ for Young Players, this is the same thinking in a form you can play. 140 pages, paperback. A gift for the player in your life who wants to get better, not just collect stickers.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Football is not just about formations. It is about space, timing, and collective behavior.The Evolution of Football Tactics: From Total Football to Modern Pressing takes readers on a clear and compelling journey through the ideas that shaped the modern game. From the fluid freedom of Ajax's Total Football to the intensity of contemporary pressing systems, this book explains how and why football tactics evolved, not just what they look like on a tactics board.Blending history, tactical analysis, and real match case studies, the book explores the philosophies of the coaches who changed the way football is played - including Johan Cruyff, Arrigo Sacchi, Pep Guardiola, Jürgen Klopp, Carlo Ancelotti, Marcelo Bielsa, and Gian Piero Gasperini.Rather than focusing on rigid formations, this book teaches readers to read the game: - How space is created, attacked, and defended- Why pressing works - and when it fails- How positional play and counter-pressing reshaped modern football- Why different tactical ideas can coexist at the highest levelEach chapter uses clear language, visual diagrams, and match-based examples to break down complex concepts into practical, understandable frameworks.This book is for you if: ? You already know basic formations and want to understand why matches unfold the way they do? You are an amateur coach, analyst, or content creator looking for clear tactical models? You want to watch football with a coach's eye - without academic jargonYou will learn how football moved from fixed positions to dynamic systems, from individual duels to collective intelligence.If you want to stop watching football passively and start truly understanding it, this book will change the way you see the game. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Most young players don't struggle because they lack talent.They struggle because nobody ever taught them how to understand the game.They chase the ball instead of controlling space.They react late because they never learned what to scan for.They memorize movements without understanding why they matter.And most coaching books only make the problem worse - overloaded with diagrams, jargon, and professional-level theory that young players simply can't apply.This book takes a different approach.Soccer IQ for Young Players is a practical guide for coaches who want to develop smarter players without turning training sessions into classroom lectures.Inside, you'll learn how to teach: - Positioning and spacing- Decision-making under pressure- Movement without the ball- Scanning and awareness- Passing angles and support- Transition reactions- Game understanding in simple languageEvery chapter focuses on concepts that young players can actually absorb and apply during real matches.No unnecessary complexity.No overcoaching.No tactical jargon designed to impress other coaches.Instead, you'll discover: - Simple explanations players immediately understand- Coaching phrases you can use on the field- Common mistakes youth players make- Small-sided games and practical exercises- Methods to improve game intelligence naturallyWhether you coach grassroots soccer, academy players, or school teams, this book will help you build players who think faster, move smarter, and understand the game beyond technique alone.Because the smartest player on the field is not always the most talented one.It's the one who understands what the game is asking for before everyone else does.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Ideas exist before kick-off. Evidence exists before kick-off. Then the whistle goes, and for ninety minutes somebody has to decide.In the 70th minute of a bad game a manager stops watching the ball and stares at a piece of empty grass. He is checking whether something he was told on Thursday is still true. The previous volume ended on that image. This book begins there.The third volume of The Evolution of Football TacticsVolume 1 told the story of the ideas, from Herrera to Guardiola and Klopp. Volume 2 told the story of the evidence, when expected goals and tracking data made those ideas arguable. This book is about the one thing neither could cover: what happens when ideas and evidence meet a clock, an opponent and eleven tired players.- The week before: how a game plan is really built on a Tuesday, why a plan with more than three ideas is not a plan, and what survives the tunnel- The match clock: what the first fifteen minutes reveal, how the score changes the behaviour of both teams, what half-time can fix, and how five substitutions turned the bench into a second eleven- The levers: changing shape without changing players, controlling tempo, the priced tactical foul, the referee and the clock, set pieces in the moment- Beyond ninety: how leads are protected and lost, how to chase a deficit without losing by three, extra time and penalties, and why a knockout tie is not one match- The decision-maker: what a coach's mind actually does under pressure, the staff behind him, and what the match still decides on its ownIstanbul 2005, Conte's Chelsea and the 3-4-3 born from a defeat, the Euro 2020 final and the penalty takers sent on at the last minute, Real Madrid's comebacks: the cases are famous, the question is always the same. Who decided, with what information, in how much time, and what did it change on the pitch No code. No formulas. No spreadsheets. For anyone who wants to watch a match and understand not just what is happening, but what is being decided.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You understood game intelligence. Now it is Tuesday evening, and twenty kids are waiting for you to tell them what to do.Soccer IQ for Young Players explained what game intelligence is and how to see it: See, Think, Act. This book begins where that one ends, on the field, with the cones in your hand.Fifty games, one constraint eachEvery game in this book is a small-sided game with a single rule that makes a decision visible: to the player who has to make it, and to the coach who has to see it. No drill lines, no whiteboard, nothing that is not already in your bag: cones, two small goals, two colors of bibs and balls.- Ten scanning games, from a finger-counting game you can run with seven-year-olds to a silent match where the only information is what you see- Ten games for space and body shape: the half-turn rondo, three lanes, the empty box, the line that moves- Ten decision games, including Count Your Options and Freeze in Flight, a way to find out what your players are actually thinking before the ball arrives- Ten positioning and movement games for the player who is never on the ball and never in the right place- Ten defending and transition games, and one, Rest Defense, that brings all five families togetherEvery game fits on one card: the IQ target, players and space, setup, how it works, the constraint, three coaching questions, progressions by age, what you are watching for, and the mistake coaches make with it.And the part most drill books leave outThree chapters on how to run a game that teaches: when to freeze it and when to let it run, what to ask after a mistake, how to build a session and a six-week block. Twelve ready-made sessions, three for each age group from U8 to U18. A four-month plan that follows the first book, session by session, with the games to use at the start and end of each block to see whether it worked.For coaches of players aged 8 to 18, and for the parent-coach who has read enough theory. Works on its own; works better after Soccer IQ for Young Players. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The number on the shirt is a fossil. It once described a job. Now it describes, at most, where a player starts.In 1990 a full-back defended his flank and crossed. A goalkeeper stopped shots. A No. 10 waited between the lines for the ball, and a No. 9 waited in the box for the cross. Every one of those jobs has since been taken apart and rebuilt, and the shirt numbers stayed the same.The fourth volume of The Evolution of Football TacticsVolume 1 told the story of the ideas. Volume 2 told the story of the evidence. Volume 3 followed the decisions of the ninety minutes. This book turns to the players, and asks the same question of every role on the pitch: what did this player do thirty years ago, what does he do today, and which idea, which piece of evidence and which decision changed him - The last line: the goalkeeper who became the first playmaker, the centre-back who carries the ball, the full-back reinvented four times, and the wing-back that only exists with a back three- The engine room: the No. 6 from destroyer to regista, the box-to-box and its successors, the death and return of the No. 10, and the ball-winner, a job invented by the counterpress- The front line: the winger with the wrong foot, the false nine who does not score, the poacher who survived the data, and the return of the front two- Jobs without a number: the set-piece player, the free man and the captain, the substitute as a role of its own, the utility player- What comes next: how clubs now buy jobs rather than positions, and whether positions are ending at allEvery chapter closes with What to watch: how to recognise the modern version of the role from the stands or the sofa. Neuer against Algeria, Makélélé at Chelsea, Messi at the Bernabéu, Kanté's two titles, Stones walking into midfield: the cases are famous, the question is always the same.No code. No formulas. No spreadsheets. For anyone who has ever wondered why the player wearing the number does not do what the number says.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most young players don't struggle because they lack talent.They struggle because nobody ever taught them how to understand the game.They chase the ball instead of controlling space.They react late because they never learned what to scan for.They memorize movements without understanding why they matter.And most coaching books only make the problem worse - overloaded with diagrams, jargon, and professional-level theory that young players simply can't apply.This book takes a different approach.Soccer IQ for Young Players is a practical guide for coaches who want to develop smarter players without turning training sessions into classroom lectures.Inside, you'll learn how to teach: Positioning and spacingDecision-making under pressureMovement without the ballScanning and awarenessPassing angles and supportTransition reactionsGame understanding in simple languageEvery chapter focuses on concepts that young players can actually absorb and apply during real matches.No unnecessary complexity.No overcoaching.No tactical jargon designed to impress other coaches.Instead, you'll discover: Simple explanations players immediately understandCoaching phrases you can use on the fieldCommon mistakes youth players makeSmall-sided games and practical exercisesMethods to improve game intelligence naturallyWhether you coach grassroots soccer, academy players, or school teams, this book will help you build players who think faster, move smarter, and understand the game beyond technique alone.Because the smartest player on the field is not always the most talented one.It's the one who understands what the game is asking for before everyone else does. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Catenaccio was born in Switzerland, invented by an Austrian. England's long-ball game grew out of misread statistics. Spain's possession game was imported from the Netherlands.Almost nothing we believe about national football styles survives a closer look. Italians are not born defenders, Brazilians are not born dancers, and the English did not run because they could not think. Every tactical idea was born somewhere specific: on a certain kind of pitch, inside a league with certain rules and a certain calendar, in a country that trained its coaches one way and its teenagers another, with a certain amount of money in circulation.The fifth volume of The Evolution of Football TacticsVolume 1 told the story of the ideas. Volume 2 the evidence. Volume 3 the decisions of the ninety minutes. Volume 4 the players. This book asks where all of it came from, and follows each idea in three steps: what it was at home, what it became when it crossed a border, and what is left of it now that the game is global.- The schools that exported: Italy, where the country of catenaccio invented the most aggressive defending ever seen; the Netherlands and space as a national idea; England, the home of the long ball and of the first football data; Spain and possession as identity; Germany, the only country that decided to rebuild its football and succeeded- The schools copied without being understood: Portugal, a small league that exports coaches; Argentina, the street and the system; Brazil, the myth and the trade- The places changing the game now: France's academy factory, Belgium's written plan, Japan's imported game, the United States and a league designed as a product, and Africa, whose best players leave before a school can form them- How ideas travel: the coach as carrier, the league as filter, the academy as memory, and money as geography- What is left of local football, and why the next ideas will still have an addressEvery chapter closes with What to watch: how to recognise the signature of a place in a match you can see this weekend.This is not a book about national character. It is about pitches, rules, calendars, coaching schools, academies and money. No code, no formulas, no stereotypes. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You understood game intelligence. Now it is Tuesday evening, and twenty kids are waiting for you to tell them what to do.Football IQ for Young Players explained what game intelligence is and how to see it: See, Think, Act. This book begins where that one ends, on the pitch, with the cones in your hand.Fifty games, one constraint eachEvery game in this book is a small-sided game with a single rule that makes a decision visible: to the player who has to make it, and to the coach who has to see it. No drill lines, no whiteboard, nothing that is not already in your bag: cones, two small goals, two colours of bibs and balls.- Ten scanning games, from a finger-counting game you can run with seven-year-olds to a silent match where the only information is what you see- Ten games for space and body shape: the half-turn rondo, three lanes, the empty box, the line that moves- Ten decision games, including Count Your Options and Freeze in Flight, a way to find out what your players are actually thinking before the ball arrives- Ten positioning and movement games for the player who is never on the ball and never in the right place- Ten defending and transition games, and one, Rest Defense, that brings all five families togetherEvery game fits on one card: the IQ target, players and space, setup, how it works, the constraint, three coaching questions, progressions by age, what you are watching for, and the mistake coaches make with it.And the part most drill books leave outThree chapters on how to run a game that teaches: when to freeze it and when to let it run, what to ask after a mistake, how to build a session and a six-week block. Twelve ready-made sessions, three for each age group from U8 to U18. A four-month plan that follows the first book, session by session, with the games to use at the start and end of each block to see whether it worked.For coaches of players aged 8 to 18, and for the parent-coach who has read enough theory. Works on its own; works better after Football IQ for Young Players. …

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Condizione: New. Print on Demand.