#SundayShare 42/52 ✅⚽️ Overloads, combinations & finishing 🎯 A 2v2 practice using bounce players to create numerical advantages and encourage players to combine and create scoring opportunities. Designed with animation on @playersessionHQ Create. Combine. Score.

5v4 | Defending Wide Areas 📌 Defending in wide areas. ⚙️ Set-Up: ➡️ On a 1/4 of a pitch section up the playing area. Have a larger goal at one end and x 2 manikins at the opposite end. 👕 Teams: ⚫️s & 🟢 (GK) vs 🔴s 🧰 How to Play: ☑️ A GK 🟢, 2 x CBs, 1 x FB and 1 x CM (⚫️s) defend the larger goal. If they win possession, they score by passing the ball off the blue manikins or running the ball between them. ☑️ The 🔴s attack the larger goal. A SK, WM and FB are positioned in the main playing area, whilst a CM (🔴) is placed just along the line just outside of the playing area. ☑️ The 🔴s CM is fixed behind that line until the ball crosses the orange dashed line; at this point, the 🔴 CM can join the attack. 🚧 Constraints: 🏆Reward: Bonus goals for each minute of defending without conceding. 👨‍🏫 Review: The compactness of the defensive unit to deny scoring opportunities. 🚫 Restriction: A moving offside line for the defenders to practice at different heights. @SundayShare10 #SundayShare @Coach_Osku @JB_SoccerCoach @205_Academy @PeterPrickett @TheS_Resource @SessionShareNet ⚽️ Created On: @SSPlanner

Can you control a game without dominating possession? It's an interesting idea for coaches to consider. Possession can help a team influence the game, create opportunities and dictate the tempo. But what about the moments when your team doesn't have the ball? @SundayShare10

I've done the #SundayShare admin from abroad before, and I'm lucky enough to stay in some decent places, but this has got to top the lot! Doing my admin turn while in our infinity pool in Crete is going to take some topping!

The Coaching Journal. An excellent tool for coaches. Primarily aimed at grassroots coaches, however, I feel it would be a useful tool for many others. Track your progress through the season. Check out the content in the outline. Link to the store in my bio. @SundayShare10

Coaching isn’t a feel good movie. It’s challenges, criticism, conflict… and sometimes long stretches where your players show little or almost no visible progress. That’s not failure. That’s the job. Most growth happens underground, better habits, sharper focus, and stronger character. Long before it shows up in results. The sessions you lead when nothing seems to be working are often the ones that matter most. Keep showing up. Keep coaching the process. The gift isn’t just the results that eventually come. It’s the person your players become because you refused to quit on them. #SundayShare @SundayShare10

Integrity: Doing the right thing when no one is watching. @SundayShare10

A comprehensive 1-4-3-3 training session establishing the goalkeeper as the deep playmaker, progressing from dynamic activation and rondos into high-repetition patterns and game-realistic build-outs. 205 club weekly session plan W42 - Warmup, movement patterns, rondos, SSGs @TacticalPad videos, notes: 205sports.org/l/vbx2a3ftvi #SundayShare @SundayShare10 @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @AcademySCoach @SessionShareNet @SSPlanner

8/52 #SundayShare This week's theme is 'Switching The Play'! Here is a 3 team transfer rondo activity that restricts movement of those in the river to encourage wide passes. Details: corecoaching.soccer/a/6171cb… @SundayShare10 @CoachResources8 @CORECoachingSoc

⚽️ Week 4: Dribble or Pass? Can your players control the ball before deciding, attack space when it’s available, and pass when a teammate is better placed? Across the Pond → 1v1 Dribble or Combine with jokers → 4v4+3 channels game. #SundayShare

A phrase that used to be regularly discussed and was discussed on many coaching courses was... "𝗔𝗶𝗺 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝟳𝟬% 𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲." Many current coaches may not understand why it's so important. Here is a simple explanation. @SundayShare10

#SundayShare Train the 4 Phases of the ⚽️ Game with our #Rondo Games. We bring you a fantastic 24 rondo collection. Work on all the principles that your team needs in your matches on your sessions. 📥Get your copy! payhip.com/b/2xi8K @TheS_Resource @SessionShareNet

Tactical Maps IP & OP @SundayShare10

Grassroots Coaching Toolkit Fillable PDF's Level 1 Session Planner Level 2 Session Planner Level 3 Session Planner Match Day Planner Player Reflection Template Coach's Reflection Journal BONUS: Save 20% compared to buying individually. Store link in my bio. @SundayShare10

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For those that like a tactical challenge. Adapted from a FA UEFA B scenario card. Your mission, should wish to accept it.... @SundayShare10

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

The Coaching Journey Book Written for Grassroots Clubs and Coaches A great companion for new or novice coaches. The eBook is a full colour PDF version; it's also on Amazon as a paperback in black/white print. Read the overview for details. Link in my bio. @SundayShare10

Here are 9 game-proven coaching principles you can use tomorrow. I've developed these principles through years of coaching. They guide how I design training sessions, develop players, and approach matches. They're not formations or fixed playing patterns. They're behaviours I want players to develop, regardless of the system we play. #SundayShare // 1. Forward Mentality Look forward first. Can you pass, dribble, or combine to progress? If not, keep possession and look for the next opportunity. 2. Bravery on the Ball Encourage players to receive under pressure, take opponents on, and make decisions. Don't punish every mistake. Players need the confidence to try. 3. Active Defending Don't just wait for opponents to make mistakes. Close space, apply pressure, challenge for the ball, and make life difficult for the opposition. 4. Technique at Speed Good technique must work at match speed. Train players to execute actions quickly, under pressure, and with limited time and space. 5. Transition Awareness When possession changes, react immediately. Win the ball? Look to attack. Lose it? Apply pressure or recover your defensive position. 6. Balance of Individual & Team Encourage individual initiative while maintaining collective responsibility. Players should recognise when to solve situations themselves and when to use teammates. 7. Courage & Competitive Edge Demand players who compete. Challenge for duels, fight for second balls, recover after mistakes, and don't shy away from difficult situations. 8. Off-the-Ball Movement Players without the ball must remain active. Create passing options, move opponents, attack available spaces, and support the player in possession. 9. Desire to Score & Win Develop players who actively look to create chances, score goals, and win games. Possession should have a purpose. Encourage players to be decisive near goal. // One important point: Don't try to coach all nine principles tomorrow. Choose 2–3 that your team needs most. Design training situations where those behaviours are needed. Reinforce them consistently. Gradually increase the difficulty. The goal isn't for players to remember nine principles. The goal is for those principles to become visible in how they play. // P.S. Want to build brave, fast, and competitive players? Learn how to apply these 9 principles inside Football Coaching Hub. Try 7 days free: skool.com/football-coaching-…

I love this from Dennis Bergkamp. It reminds me of the Capabilities of Being Skilful we speak about on the UEFA C courses. Scanning - Positioning - Technique - Movement - Deception - Timing @SundayShare10