3 Things Beginner Soccer Coaches Should Know
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2021
- In this video I look at three of the important things to consider when starting out as a soccer coach.
Particular attention in given to volunteer parent coaches who are beginning their journey into soccer coaching.
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“Shout out to Holly!”
You’ve got this Holly. Great video, Jason. Love these three tips. #1 was my favorite. (All were excellent).
Thank you Ashly, really appreciate the feedback. Enjoyment has to be the #1 outcome for the kids.
Jason was my soccer coach and his ways of working has inspired me to get to where i am today. I am a successful coach to a fantastic squad of players. I would not have got there without the guidance and listening to Jason. Good luck with Canada boss we are all proud of you.
***KEEP LISTENING PEOPLE AND I WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS WITH YOUR COACHING JOURNEY***
Thank you Adam, I am glad that I inspired you to become a coach.
Great stuff, Jason. Every coach started with zero experience... so true and applicable in so many other areas as well. Keep it coming! 💪🏼
Thank you Coach Rye, the first steps into coaching can feel like the biggest for some people. Appreciate your feedback.
Okay will try it out
The best coaches in the world started on day 1 with no experience. ✅
Thanks James, sometimes the gremlins remind you what you don't know. It's good to remember we all start at the same place..
So there is some hope lol
I’ve coached in Europe and now in the US and it interesting the difference of coaching between the 2 places. Definitely more challenging in Europe for the kids, less politics, harder trainings. My players in the US are a lot softer especially at a young age.
And parents in the US think they also are coaches most of the time, giving Terrible advice to their kids. Just saying.
Jason, this video was hugely helpful. I really appreciate your experience and sharing your expertise. I'm looking forward to seeing what courses you create for us beginner grassroots coaches!
Thank you Mike, I appreciate your kind words. Stay tuned for more coaching videos specifically to help beginner and grassroots soccer coaches.
Fantastic stuff :) learnt a lot that can be applied not only to footie but life!
Thanks AJ, hopefully this advice can help you on the journey to Monaco.
I'm a new coach and I love it should have did this year's ago
That's great to hear that you love being a coach. If you love it, that helps any players you coach to love it too. Good luck in your coaching.
Great tips just about to start my coaching career as my amateur playing days are coming to an end . As a fellow English man can’t help but think this video should have the word football rather then soccer 😂👀
Good luck with your transition into coaching. I hope the tips can help you.
Love the inspiration @jason!
Appreciate it THE JOD POD.
Very helpful video! I just started coaching soccer with high school students! I was wondering if you have any tips on how to keep them all focused or concentrated during practice because it can sometimes very hard since they tend to goof around a lot! Thanks!
I am pleased this video was helpful for you Nicolas. As for tips on keeping players engaged and focused, stay tuned to the channel as this is a common question I receive.
Thanks for this video, really helpful. Can we get more
Thank you for watching Eyongeta, I am glad this video was helpful for you. There will be more coming soon.
I just want to start gathering a team
Thank you sl much for the information am now able to coach well .After listening to you keenly
Thank you Timothy, I’m glad this information was helpful for you. Good luck.
US recreational, I realized the other day 1/2 of my team is on some sort of ADHD med, Girls U11. How do you deal with such changes in personality from practice to practice?
for 7 v 7 how should I line the team up for games when we only have 7 on the team and there are no back ups. what is the best rotation of the players to keep them fresh when the only break they get is half time? ( we are a small team who play teams of 10 to 12 and are on the field the hole game) there is not an option for more players so I have to work with what I have and I am trying to keep the kids from getting burnt out. The kids have been great and put in there all but we have a hard time keeping up with the other teams.
If you are in a position where you can't recruit any more players to allow some rest and rotation, then I would think about how you label success with your players. As a collective it might be hard to stay in games but if you give each player a single technical objective. Regardless of the score during or at the end of the game, discuss how each player performed their objective. That way the players might get more success even if they get over run in games.
I would use a 2-3-1.
2 defenders, 3 midfielders, and 1 striker. I’d put a speedster up front who can get some breakaways, dribble the defenders, get some 1v1’s with the goalie, and the midfielders support the attack. I’d put a good communicator at center mid who can feed good passes up to the striker. On the back line I’d put my more reliable defender on whichever side the opposing team’s striker’s strong foot is because statistically their attack will veer that direction. And a solid athlete who can anticipate the game in goal. Of course I have no idea what your players are like, but I’ve found that at the younger levels the scorers also make some of the best keepers. So I’d maybe load the center positions (goalie, center mid, and striker) and rotate those center three players every third of the game. Then I’d swap the left and right defenders with their corresponding midfielders as needed. I like a strong/fast counter attack. There’s nothing worse than playing an entire game in your defensive half.
I'm a new coach, how do I control up to 15kids in a session. How do I put an eye on everyone of them
Hi Eyongeta, this is a common question I get asked, so stay connected to the channel as I will be creating a video on this in the future.
I could use some help no experience and my team lost 1-0 slot of criticism from the parents
How did the season go, coach?
Am looking for opportunities to have free online coaching course so that I can be a better coach in the feature
Hi Aiah, UA-cam is a great place to start to learn some of the basics of coaching. However, that won't replace taking a structured coaching course. Maybe check the national soccer association websites, you might find some offer free introduction to coaching courses but greater coaching development will come from the paid courses. Good luck in your coaching journey.
I want a free coaching course too.
Hi Akinlusi, if you follow the guidance above, that will be a good place to start to access some valuable free resources. Good luck.
You promised to drop a Facebook channel
Thanks for the reminder.
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