Hey! Thanks for the video, I really appreciate it! :) I forgot to say that we play 2-3-1 (both club and national level) the last couple of years based on what Andre Heller thought us when we played with him in a mix team in France :) I'm guessing its the mutated/coarse grained version of some NZ 2-3-1, because we filled the gaps in strategy and tactics ourselves :D "Forwards in pair" question: nice analogy. I expected the same, but feared that there are some magic rules :) "Corner" q.: my question what should the C position. In our trainings the space around the 'C' mark gets attacked a lot and sometimes the center who occupies it runs out of air. "Center/switch" q: so whatever works well for the team. "How deep to plan" q: yeah, I meant the top-top level teams, which you were part of. I'll try to be more precise next time I asking :) A lot of things seem to situational, where a player has to make a decision based on player position/how tired people are/etc.. What would you say is the best way to improve this kind of "game IQ"? Analyze games together? Do many few vs few situations? Just simply play a lot? Or each to their own and no magic solution? Cheers, Máté
For the centre spot in the corner, anytime there's a space in that spot, the goalie can move up to fill it. How aggressively depends on the player, but id recommend being aggressive in doing it. For the training, yes i would totally recommend doing team analysis sessions at least some of the time. Preferably with video. Then you can see and talk through what's going on. Game situation drills as well, and dry walkthroughs can be very helpful. 😃
Hey!
Thanks for the video, I really appreciate it! :)
I forgot to say that we play 2-3-1 (both club and national level) the last couple of years based on what Andre Heller thought us when we played with him in a mix team in France :) I'm guessing its the mutated/coarse grained version of some NZ 2-3-1, because we filled the gaps in strategy and tactics ourselves :D
"Forwards in pair" question: nice analogy. I expected the same, but feared that there are some magic rules :)
"Corner" q.: my question what should the C position. In our trainings the space around the 'C' mark gets attacked a lot and sometimes the center who occupies it runs out of air.
"Center/switch" q: so whatever works well for the team.
"How deep to plan" q: yeah, I meant the top-top level teams, which you were part of. I'll try to be more precise next time I asking :)
A lot of things seem to situational, where a player has to make a decision based on player position/how tired people are/etc.. What would you say is the best way to improve this kind of "game IQ"? Analyze games together? Do many few vs few situations? Just simply play a lot? Or each to their own and no magic solution?
Cheers,
Máté
For the centre spot in the corner, anytime there's a space in that spot, the goalie can move up to fill it. How aggressively depends on the player, but id recommend being aggressive in doing it.
For the training, yes i would totally recommend doing team analysis sessions at least some of the time. Preferably with video. Then you can see and talk through what's going on. Game situation drills as well, and dry walkthroughs can be very helpful.
😃
Very good Coach