@JPR_25

Founder @The_CoachingLab ⚡ | Creator of #MatchPlayCards I develop the people who develop sport Posts on coaching, game design and player experience

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Ag 16 I was told if there was 100 people in a room, 99 would be better. A few years on, I own a business that gets to work with some of the biggest names in sport, supported by Virgin SU and every day I live the dream. If there’s a will, there’s a way! #DyslexiaAwarenessWeek
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Running a club? Give every coach the same games-based toolkit and raise the standard across every age group. Talk to us about club packs: thecoachinglab.org
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⚽ 3v3 drill - 'Depth before widt' ➡️ Coach Brent Van Snick 🇧🇪 🔰 Save & like 👍 • 👉 As soon as the attacker touches the ball, the defenders may enter the field. Passing the ball to the back attacker is mandatory. • #soccer #football #futbol #futebol
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The quietest coach on the sideline is often the best one. If you’re talking non-stop on game day, you’re coaching too late.
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Derek Johnston@TheGlasgowFC9h
Completely agree with Jack on this. Used to much prefer delivering whole-part-whole with teams for that reason. The game brings growth. Also brings so many more coaching points than your preconceived ones from a session plan.
Jack Rolfe@JPR_25Oct 18
Drills make coaches feel organised. Games make players better. Those aren’t the same thing.
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Drills make coaches feel organised. Games make players better. Those aren’t the same thing.
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8 YEARS THIS MONTH! Forever changing the game for coaches, teachers and players around the world!
The_CoachingLab@The_CoachingLabOct 18
Backed by Virgin StartUp and described by Richard Branson as an “inspiration”. MatchPlay Cards are changing how coaches plan sessions. thecoachinglab.org
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A few hundred newbies around here, welcome to @The_CoachingLab where we help organisations develop better coaches, because players learn best through games and coaches deserve tools that make that easy. 🔗 thecoachinglab.org/pages/con…
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Giving away a year’s worth of small-sided games to any coach who wants them. No catch. Just comment “MATCHPLAY” below. 🃏
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“What does the game ask you?”
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@EduardoHagnOct 17
Amazing interview from Mikel Arteta to @SkySportsPL. 🇪🇸🔥
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Asking a good question is harder than giving an instruction. That’s exactly why most coaches don’t do it.
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This quite literally the absolute number one focus. Nothing else matters if they aren’t learning to flat out LOVE what they are doing.
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Make sure they come back next week…
Ryan@coachryanjonesOct 16
In the U8-U12 phase, what’s your primary objective as a coach?
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.@AFCCommunity love using our #MatchPlayCards to support their delivery of engaging sessions for young people. Find your match and discover the range 🔗 thecoachinglab.org/collectio…
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Co- design for the win.
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I'd often let them choose. But.... They'd have to beat me in a sprint or a plank challenge or something similar first
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Players should pick the session sometimes. Giving away control isn’t weak coaching. It’s how you build ownership.
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Great day with @AFCCommunity maximising @The_CoachingLab #MatchPlayCards. Great people doing great things! 🔗 thecoachinglab.org/collectio…
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15x30 field with 2 goals. 2v2+2 diagonal neutrals on each side. Can only score in your attacking half. Any age of kid loves it!
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Say Hi James@SayHiJamesOct 16
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3v3, individuals can't score twice in a row.
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Logando@Logando_5Oct 16
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I cant remember where I got it from, but "defend the triangle" 6v3 or 7v4 There is a triangle on the middle of a larger space. Attackers score goals by passing through the triangle to another teammate. Defenders intercept the passes and bring them inside the triangle for a goal.
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