Key Communication Factors During Training Session

This APFC Coach's Playbook Q&A discusses the Key Communication Factors during Training Sessions.
Have you ever thought about how to communicate during your training sessions?
Communication on How to Introduce the Drill
Communication on How to Run the Drill
Communication on How to Deliver the Coaching Points
Do you need new ideas for your drills? Don't miss this playlist:
• Mastering Positional P...
Mastering the Art of Positional Play:
• Create a Drill based o...
APFC Positional Play - www.apfcourses.com

[@hollandiavideochannel8247]

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).

[@aadams2020]

👌🏾