Driblar na oposição ( ao lado oposto) dos joelhos

I wish he would just do these in Spanish so he could explain himself more fully.

All I am seeing in your example videos are players getting extremely lucky and dribbling out of pressure.

Very helpful video. Please make more videos like this. Explain the 2nd and 3rd thirds of the attack. Also, since you showed how to attack, please show how to defend as well. Explain pressing and containment.

Although the drills may be useful, I feel baited by using Pep. Do these tactics come from Pep’s training sessions, a book of his, or academies he’s directed? If so, would you please provide a link or reference to Pep as the source. If not you are misleading and this is clickbait.

Mas videos 🙏⚽

messi doesn't have a 'move' he reacts in the moment

Really great and easily digestible breakdown

Bernat trained my son and several of his teammates for 2 years. The best, best training they've ever had! Most of the kids grew immensely in their habits and thus their play. These guys aren't just talking story, this is real. Unfortunately at a certain age all the boys must return to their club for their primary training and where the coaches don't know these concepts and don't support the concepts and I've seen habits fade in many. If I were a coach, this is the best training period - I'd take their course. And if I could have had Bernat continue training our son I absolutely would have.

Quality content, great job. Keep it up

Thanks for the video❤

Sabe muito

9-A-Side next please

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The players want to get moving, so get them going in 30 seconds or less Use a Command Style to put the players where you want them. Using a walk-though,show them the mothe movement of the players and the ball Ask if they understand or have questions Start running the drill In the first two minutes: Observe, don't talk Goldy Locks principle: Is the working area too big, too small or just right? Do I have balls and other equipement conveniently placed? Do the players have a clear understanding of what you have asked for? Do you need to move anyone to a simpler position to get things working? What is the level of the players: Beginner, Average or More Advanced? Based on #4, what will be your first point of intervention? (Move from simple to complex) Start introducing your coaching points. Don't over-coach, and don't stop them too much, they hate it. Allow for liberals periods of uninterrupted play where you use voice over coaching (gentle reminders).

Would love to see the 2v1

the number 6 is a defensive-mid / deep-lying playmaker. The "heart of the team" is usually ascribed to a box-box midfielder such as the number 8 (think steven gerrard)

Very good video . May i know what apps you guys are using for the editing? Thank you

Nice drills will use it on my u17 team 👍

Thanks so much for this content.

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Nice.

Please I want your more videos please I'm begging you🎉?😢𓭤

Just don’t dribble if you’re in the last line, that is idiotic

Its fake

Nice job

This is gold.

Thanks for the session

You video is so good keep going

This helps understanding the movements and positioning but in this situation, wouldn't we want the CB to dribble to attract pressure to create a free player?

Can you tell me in the 4v4+3 what's the 1/2 way line for? The video says they have to attack from there so I think it's so they have to cross the line with the ball before they can score? Thanks

But you leave important thing the work without the ball key to championship team do

What about high one v one pressing ?

Really nice but it's difficult to tell which team is which because the colours are hidden

Tq coach

Great video, always delivering quality content. Thank you for sharing!

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Wonderful, wonderful content. So smart and knowledgeable. Like discovery gold. Hard to find this anywhere else. Will be recommending this to fellow coaches, for sure. Looking forward to all future content! 👍👍👍 ⚽⚽⚽

Interested in knowing more about ssg❤

Thank you for all this great stuff you share free. It would be great make the same video with positional game and ssg. Thank you and congratulations!

Hi, nice Rondo.. What distance 20x20m?

I totally love these.

Hello, very good content with great visuals. I want to understand more on 2:38 which the position of the winger is narrower than the ADM and nearly forming straight line with CDM which in real game is rarely happen. Suppose the winger mostly stay wide?

Great chanel! Great content for coaches

Pep is wrong, you can shoot in a rondo. Just ask Ange

Fantastic

How does your methodology develop great dribblers? RONDOs, positional games whatever you call them are all mainly focused on passing and receiving skills. Pep always has great dribblers in his teams - Foden, Grealish, Silva, Mahrez, etc.

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Very good

U r the best! Caio rodrigues