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8v8 SOCCER: SET-PLAYS
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Did you know, that up to 40% of all goals in soccer are scored from set-pieces?
I can tell you more… If you count an average number of goals from set-pieces in random amateur tournament, these numbers will rise up to 60%!
So isn’t it wise to at least consider teaching your team a couple examples of a corner, throw-in or free-kick? You decide...
This DVD consists of tactical combinations for a throw-in, free-kick and corner-kick. Since I first was engaged in coaching in 2004, I have tried so many different combinations with my teams! Some of the came from tactical books, some of them I invented and tested on my own. The most part of all these combinations came as a result of testing them during games, making adjustments and testing again.. In total I have tried about 120 different set-plays on different levels. This DVD consists of the best and the most effective of them. 40 combination, that will give your team 80% chance to score and 95% chance to take the shot at target.
Who is this DVD for?
Coaches, who want to:
- get results;
- get points regularly and therefore play consistently well;
- have a chance to compete against really tough and experienced opponents;
- win games without even taking a shot at goal from play;
- beat opponents, who dominate in possession of the ball and have more chances to score;
- stand-up with courage and confidence against the best teams in the league.
All this is absolutely possible!
If your team has learned, how to play a set-piece and learned it to perfection, no team in the world will be able to defend against such a set-piece.
What would you get, if you buy this DVD?
- Clear and detailed video instructions of how to position your players for a set-piece, where and when they should be moving in order to score from the set-piece.
- 10 throw-ins, 15 corner-kicks and 15 free-kicks – totally 40 videos, where an author uses soccer tactics board to explain and show every little detail of each of 40 set-piece combinations.