PRESSING SPECIAL TRAINING GUIDE PDF
12 TECHNICAL GAMES TO COACH MATCH-WINNING PRESSING TACTICS
Every coaching
point you need
In this special report on how to
coach pressing, I introduce the top
managers who coach this tactic and
use it to spectacular effect with their
teams.
Pep Guardiola gets his Bayern
Munich team to aggressively press
high up the pitch forcing play when
his team has not got the ball working
at a high speed.
Jürgen Klopp has brought his
gengenpressing tactic to Liverpool to
win the ball back immediately after his team has lost it – he talks about
understanding when to press and
when to stop to utilise the tactic to its
full potential.
Luis Enrique wants Barcelona to
press as soon as they lose the ball in
the other team’s half – working on the
intensity of play when they don’t have
the ball.
Diego Simeone is slightly different
as he knows his Athletico Madrid
team will have the ball for less time
than other teams – they press in packs flooding the midfield to force the
opposition back.
In this report with diagrams and
illustrations I explain How Pressing
Works and the sessions that follow
mirror the ones used by the top teams.
There are sessions from Justin
Neese the centre of excellence
manager at Houston Dynamo,
Ricky King the coach education
administrator of the New York Red Bulls and Mike Smith youth academy director at 2015 MLS Champions
Portland Timbers – plus sessions from
myself.
At the beginning of each section
featuring sessions from all the
coaches is advice on how the specific sessions on pressing work.
To
understand the benefits of pressing
players need to learn how to work as
and individual and how to put that
into practice as a team.
Every player needs to be singing
from the same song sheet or the
tactic will not work and players will be
caught out of position.
These sections
also feature Top Tips for Effective
Pressing as quick bullet points you
can use to remind yourself of the
important points before you coach
the sessions.
This really is a complete manual on
how to use pressing as a tactic and
how to set up your team to use it with
confidence and success.
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