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1/3 Sunday share: Session design MD+2/MD-4 from yesterday. Very pleased with the session outcome. Firstly, 4 x 3 minutes in our signature design with restrictive defensive zones. This time with a restricted 10 m zone from the goals, to promote different types of finishes. @oddsbk
2/3 Secondly, we built on our signature 3 v 2 crossing and finishing exercise from the inner cutback zone. This time we added an "Escadinha" starting pass and a cutback to the outer half space and a 1st time cross with new runs in the box.
3/3 Lastly, we played a 7 v 7 +1 game of 4 x 3 minutes on a decagon shaped pitch. The constraint we used in the 3 first matches were: "You are not allowed to say anything when your team is in attack".

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1/15 When I defended my PhD in November, I was given an assignment by the committee called "Why football coaches need to fall out of love with Rondos in practice". I looked at specificity, transfer of learning, scanning and creativity. I will now present some of the findings.
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