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Once they've finished in the hairdressers or tattoo artist they've got the rest of the day to practise, so no excuse for crap corners

Brillant Video I was struggling how to coach U6 & U7 tackling properly but that has helped so much, as they just kick opponents as they go past them.

@catalan what would you suggest doing first in a training session?! Possession or what else?

And as a beginner what would you suggest I start off the training with?! Possession or defending training ?! Or recommend a video

In training sessions do you recommend 7v7 or 5v5

About to start coaching some youngsters and I must say that your content has been very helpful… I already have a system in mind and I can definitely adopt some of your ideas and philosophies to improve it! Keep it up

This sounds good is it just a game we're you tag the kids

u guys arent strict enough the kids are sitting on the ball not tryna hate and everyones touch needs alot of work

Thank you, everyone was showing clipping from games and this is definitely easier to understand

Ran this session this week and the kids LOVED it. I really saw them working together and communicating more. Even got the players who don't pass to pass more. Fantastic session and one i'll be doing more often. Cheers.

Thank you so much. I am a coach for U14. Your Videos help me a ton. Keep up the good work. Could you please do a video on Xavis 4Ps in the future?

Thank you for this video. I had been confused about this rule and my football loving coworker tried explaining it to me with no success.

This video is a gem! I've stryggled to understand this as part of a football loving family all my life. And none of them could explain it to me!

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Great video coach, that explains the concept concisely and clearly.

link for this full video please?

I now wanna see if they forgot

Put some swaz on it ben

How many days in a week ?

"I'm not saying anyone here is a loser. Your just want to make sure you're not playing like one." So true. Big difference. Love the positivity balanced with truths

Understanding that there are times todo this and times to not is also important

Hi Ben, I'm a coach assistant for U14. I have a player plays as a winger and he usually gets distracted during the game and watching the game instead of playing or movement. (i.e. when he takes corner kicks he usually watch others after attempting kicks and he stuck next to corner flag instead of move into space just in case of a rebound). What tips to minimise the distraction? Thanks

Perfect explanation. Clear, comprehensive, and above all, CORRECT. Thanks. The only video on the topic that does the job!

This is absolutely amazing. Love the terminology and making it relevant.

Would be great with a save button so you can save a few tactics, but for the price its ok I guess.

Big thumbs up for this advice. And the thing is, it could just as easily have been about classroom management (I'm a teacher), or any time you need to get the best performance out of a group of humans! Keep it focused, keep it moving, keep it positive. Also, I loved the moment when he said that we want to help form likable people, not just good players. Yes! And if we could only make their parents likable as well😂

Thank u the formations are very ok

Believe you me, I've watched many videos on the half turn but, none of them are as step by step detailed as yours. I'm currently giving my 9 year old boy lessons at home. Thank you very much! Super like and subscribed.

I find a lot of people understand the basic, most common scenario, but don't realize the part about the ball being onside if two players have moved past the opposition. I've seen so many cases (even a coach recently on the MLS, if you can believe it) of people pointing to the last defender when a pass is made to a teammate behind or in line the ball. Anyway, great explanation.

💯 and also true in the US. Boys between the ages of 10 - 14 grow differently. One kid might have a size advantage for a period of time, but they all eventually catch up. The bigger kids also have a disadvantage as they end up relying on their size rather than their ball handling skills

hi for u7 teams what would you say 7 children in a team more than enough? as my sons current coach is trying to add his friends son which would increase it to 8 players. This means my son loses 3 minutes of game time per game....just like to know peoples opinion would you give your childs minutes? or do you think its fair?

New Vids!!!!!! Thanks Ben!

Thank you for making this video. I learned a lot from it. I do have one question: could you create a video about how you are laying out the cones? Alternatively, could you recommend a website that explains the reasoning behind your cone layout? Once again, great video and keep up the excellent work.

I appreciate your videos. I’m a 10 year girls varsity high school coach, first year competitive club coach in Phoenix, Arizona. These videos have helped tremendously .

I play 4v0 rondos (yeah, no one in the middle yet) with my U9 team. I'm really still focusing on cross-body control and passing, it does take a while with some more than others. I have made it a game though, which group can get the most consecutive touches in 2 minutes time

Well explained 🎉❤️

Well done Coach Ben! Been watching your videos for awhile now love the content bro, good ideas and relatable! Keep it up, you guys got a good team of coaches for the next generation! Aloha from Hawai'i 🤙🏾

Does the banked money add with each time they catch the ball or is it only the highest single number of touches with a catch?

Great video. Congrats

This guy explained offside and I understood it better❤

The only video that made me understand

Hello, I really like your videos and have learned about video knowledge. I would like to translate your videos into Chinese subtitles and upload them to Chinese websites for better learning.

I actually completed this drill today in the park as part of my knee recovery. Had a good time, thanks!💪🏼

Off side!!!!!!!

I think we’ve all had a player like this. Best thing to do is to add to the skill set rather than remove or discourage it. Good video 👍

Hey m8, I think your red circle tag close to the end of the video (11:16) is meant to say Dont Give Up and not Give Up ;)

One way I found to be really useful with the interventions is to give instructions once and try and figure out concise messages (2-4 words!), that you will then use to remind the players during the practice or game. This way you don't have to stop the action, but you can activate their memory and perception skills to focus on the theme we're practicing

Thank you for this. 🫡

so you have to be infront of the defender while they pass to you