Pressing Masterclass With David Moyes - Pressing From The Front

[@lefinlan]

Always good to see people like Moyes coaching

[@SteveMacLachlan]

Great coaching, exercise and video!

[@joeogunbiyi6583]

this session a beautiful thing

[@penssuck6453]

90% of soccer training videos on KZbin are garbage, completely useless at best and harmful mostly, but this is solid instruction.

[@Kantorblue]

Top class content

[@ahmadhasif979]

Yeay!!!!!!! Been waiting 4 dis

[@MrKyleprather]

Did he set them up in certain positions to begin? Left fullback, center back etc...?

[@JynxedKnives]

Wasn’t really shown. But most players will gravitate to their preferred position/ area on the field. It looked as if the kids just played wherever they wanted to play. Overall, the objective was nearest man press the ball. This kind of wasn’t worrying about field position or anything else but just trying to get the players comfortable with pressing.

[@diegobolso2005]

Are these boys like U16?

[@youthfluenceracademy3700]

We have just subcribed, we would love to come down and coach some of your students on presenting skills so they can help create some cool content on The coaching manual, It will involve interview skills, confidence building, public speaking. let me know if youre interested

[@marius2921]

Maybe the biggest mistake Man Utd made was to appoint Moyes as a manager, he should have been a part of the coaching staff instead. Great coaching here.

[@joeogunbiyi6583]

tell that to west ham

[@marius2921]

@@joeogunbiyi6583 I think they are happy about it :)

[@RikBarwick]

nah - their mistake was letting him go

[@simiondolha]

Raymond Verhajden would suicide after seing this session :)

[@neilmuir4451]

I think Moyes makes a great point about attitude and energy required on the field. However I’m not sure that it should be coming from you as a manager by standing in the middle of the game. You can’t do that in a game, players should drive the drill not the manager.

[@colincampbell4179]

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[@CoherentChimp]

Hes coaching, theyre not playing a game. Coaching is 90% about good communication. Standing in the middle is the best place to communicate from.

[@levitaylor78]

It’s called player engagement. Also he stands Where he can see what he wants to see or like he said so he can be heard by them all.