Cheers, being out due to an ACL tear it's been hard finding motivation to do anything but these drills give me something to practice in between physio. Hopefully I come back next season with a longer throw-in and get a few more assists from that.
Music to my ears My pet-hate is loosing the ball from a throw-in, The pressure it puts on thrower fullbacks to get back goal side of their opposing player Who should be, banking on their team stealing the ball, for a free run in the fullbacks vacated zone, criminal. But it’s good banter when the teams capable of stealing the ball from throws and free kicks 🏴🕊
@@ThomasThrowinit takes familiarity and repetition of a team’s own routines too become wily enough, in dispossessing the opponents throws, (I found springing in, a throw in coaching practice Made players restless, Was better to tell them a week before, and have the players mentality ready for a less enduring session
@@ThomasThrowin 2005 I was in Denmark coaching youths summer, the attitude of the young people was amazing on the last day, had about 40 kids juggling 3/4 balls while sounding out the music for the 🎪 circus brilliant laugh, a great experience and amazing teaching facilities 🔥 finished of with Sankt Hans Aften, 🍻 in Copenhagen
Hi Emeka - Thanks a lot - I will recommend you to go to thomasgronnemark.com - here you can read about all three parts of my throw-in philosophy. Have a great day.
Hi mate lovely video! Just wondering, do you think that upper body strength is important when doing long throw ins? If so, Is there any type of exercises you have your clients do?
Hi Edvin. Thanks. 95% of my long throw-in focus is on improving the throw-in technique. Most of my players are improving 5-15 meters just with technical. I'm working with 30 different technical parameters and video analysis. You can also supply with flexibility training and medicinball throwing (see one of my other videos here on UA-cam). Flexibility and technical skills will always win over strength.
Actually, I just learned this recently, according to TheFA, for a throw-in you only need to "have part of each foot on the touchline or on the ground outside the touchline". So, since for all of the throughs he had his foot on the line, they are all legal.
Cheers, being out due to an ACL tear it's been hard finding motivation to do anything but these drills give me something to practice in between physio. Hopefully I come back next season with a longer throw-in and get a few more assists from that.
Cheers Hayden, sorry to hear about your ACL. I'm sure you will come stronger next season. I wish you all the best 🤜🤛⚽️
@@ThomasThrowin Thanks. I've even started to consider coaching professionally thanks to your videos so cheers once again.
Music to my ears My pet-hate is loosing the ball from a throw-in, The pressure it puts on thrower fullbacks to get back goal side of their opposing player Who should be, banking on their team stealing the ball, for a free run in the fullbacks vacated zone, criminal. But it’s good banter when the teams capable of stealing the ball from throws and free kicks 🏴🕊
Yes... both attacking and defending throw-ins can be deadly.
@@ThomasThrowinit takes familiarity and repetition of a team’s own routines too become wily enough, in dispossessing the opponents throws, (I found springing in, a throw in coaching practice Made players restless, Was better to tell them a week before, and have the players mentality ready for a less enduring session
I do it in a whole other way. My throw-in coaching is entertaining, so never see players get restless.
@@ThomasThrowin 2005 I was in Denmark coaching youths summer, the attitude of the young people was amazing on the last day, had about 40 kids juggling 3/4 balls while sounding out the music for the 🎪 circus brilliant laugh, a great experience and amazing teaching facilities 🔥 finished of with Sankt Hans Aften, 🍻 in Copenhagen
5:50 xD
HAHAHA... YES... you have seen it 😂😂😂
Good day sir , i love your training pls sir what are the type of throwing and their techniques
Hi Emeka - Thanks a lot - I will recommend you to go to thomasgronnemark.com - here you can read about all three parts of my throw-in philosophy. Have a great day.
Hi mate lovely video! Just wondering, do you think that upper body strength is important when doing long throw ins? If so, Is there any type of exercises you have your clients do?
Hi Edvin. Thanks.
95% of my long throw-in focus is on improving the throw-in technique. Most of my players are improving 5-15 meters just with technical. I'm working with 30 different technical parameters and video analysis.
You can also supply with flexibility training and medicinball throwing (see one of my other videos here on UA-cam). Flexibility and technical skills will always win over strength.
@@ThomasThrowin
Ok, thanks. What technical parameters do you find the most important? Looking to make my throw-ins a dangerous weapon this season!
@@-edvins.388 right now I keep them secret for my clients... at least until I publish my book about throw-ins in the future.
Every throw was a foul throw.
No... Standing on or behind the line, both feet on the ground, ball going from behind and over the head.
Sorry.
Actually, I just learned this recently, according to TheFA, for a throw-in you only need to "have part of each foot on the touchline or on the ground outside the touchline". So, since for all of the throughs he had his foot on the line, they are all legal.
@@jamesh3100 However, many officials will not be aware of this at the lower levels.
He’s a throw in coach for Liverpool I’m pretty sure he knows more than u your prob a teenager lol just saying he knows what he’s doing
@@eliwaterssoccer6159 yeah you must be familiar with my CV then. Lol