7v7 Build vs. Press with Bobby Muuss,
Wake Forest University Head Men’s Soccer Coach;
2016 NCAA College Cup Runner-up;
3 straight appearances in the quarterfinals (2015-2017);
Muuss’ record in his first three years includes 55 wins – more than any other D I program in that same span.
3x ACC Coach of the Year;
former University of Denver Head Coach (2013 Summit League Coach of the Year);
former Assistant Coach at UConn (2000 NCAA Champions, 3x Big East Champions)

Bobby Muuss’ Wake Forest men’s soccer team has developed into a national powerhouse in his time on the sideline playing a modern, possession-based style of soccer. In this video, Coach Muuss elaborates on an element at the core of Wake Forest soccer – playing out of the back – and demonstrates 10 drills he uses regularly in his practices to prepare his team to successfully build out of the back when it counts. Each drill can be adapted to fit most age groups and/or skill levels as well as both three and four-back formations, and the tempo and intensity your players will face will help develop their technical skills and decision-making abilities with the ultimate goal of creating chances in the offensive third of the field.

We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.

There is sound with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

This is a YouTube video, so you will need to be on a network that does not block YouTube videos.

For more information about Bobby Muuss: Building Out of the Back – ‘The Wake Way’, click here: Bobby Muuss: Building Out of the Back – ‘The Wake Way’ – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.

In this video, Coach Lazaroe offers a unique perspective on running training sessions. At the end of the video, he also provided three exercises that he uses during his practice sessions.

Ryan Lazaroe is the Current Associate Head Coach with the New Orleans Jesters NPSL, U.S. Youth Soccer Region 3 Olympic Development Program coach, Director of Coaching for Slidell Youth Soccer Club, Women’s Head Soccer Coach at Northshore High School, U17 & U18 Boys Head Coach with the SuperClubs National Team, ODP Boys Director & State Coach for Louisiana Soccer Association, Former assistant coach at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee,

Former Head Men’s Coach at Northshore High School for 15 years, Coaching instructor with U.S. Soccer Federation, United Soccer Coaches & USASA, Head Coach of the South & Technical Committee for the NPSL Pro Combine.

We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.

There is sound with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

This is a Vimeo video, so you will need to be on a network that does not block Vimeo videos.

If you would like to see more information about Coach Lazaroe’s entire presentation, click this link: Marginal Gains within a Soccer Program

Developing Cognitive Intelligence with Marcus DiBernardo,
Monroe College Head Men’s Coach;
2019 NJCAA Division I National Champions (18-0);
2018 NJCAA Division I Women’s National Champions (16-0-1);
6x NJCAA National Tournament appearances;
2019 United Soccer Coaches Men’s Soccer Coaching Staff of the Year;
2018 United Soccer Coaches Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff of the Year;
2012 NSCAA Coach of the Year

This course offers an overview of:
1. The Developing Brain
-Soccer Brain
-Understanding the Brain During the Game
-Decision-Making

2. Game is unpredictable, Fluid Always Changing

3. Constraints
-Restricting Vision, Hearing, and Running Speed

4. Cognitive Soccer Training

5. Rapid Skill Acquisition Fundamentals

We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.

There is sound with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

This is a Vimeo video, so you will need to be on a network that does not block Vimeo videos.

If you would like to see more information about Coach DiBernardo’s entire presentation, click this link: Developing Soccer Intelligence in Players

12v3 Pole Splitting Rondo with Marcus DiBernardo,
Monroe College Head Men’s Coach;
2019 NJCAA Division I National Champions (18-0);
2018 NJCAA Division I Women’s National Champions (16-0-1);
6x NJCAA National Tournament appearances;
2019 United Soccer Coaches Men’s Soccer Coaching Staff of the Year;
2018 United Soccer Coaches Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff of the Year;
2012 NSCAA Coach of the Year

In this video, Marcus DiBernardo shows numerous ways on how to implement Rondos within your game model and the different constraints you can put on your players to increase their soccer intelligence. Coach DiBernardo displays 24 different Rondos with in-depth illustrations, both in animation and on the field that you can use for all phases of the game: attacking, defending, pressing, counter-pressing, finishing, transitions and more.

We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.

There is sound with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

This is a YouTube video, so you will need to be on a network that does not block YouTube videos.

For more information about Using Rondos & Constraints to Teach the Game Model & Increase Soccer Intelligence, click here: Using Rondos & Constraints to Teach the Game Model & Increase Soccer Intelligence – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.

Activity to Improve Team Defense Pressure  with Schellas Hyndman,
Grand Canyon University Head Men’s Soccer Coach;
former FC Dallas (MLS) Head Coach; 2010 MLS Coach of the Year;
former SMU Head Coach; guided SMU to 22 NCAA Tournaments in 24 years as Head Coach, won 15 conference titles and was named conference coach of the year eight times; NSCAA (now United Soccer Coaches) Director of Coaching Emeritus

Many teams have taken to defensive tactics of compaction and organization in their half of the field, allowing superior teams to have the bulk of the ball and possession. An organized and compact press can allow less talented teams to break down superior opponents, or allow possession-oriented teams to quickly win the ball back in their opponent’s half.

Using a progression of team defense practice drills, Hyndman demonstrates four practice drills for pressing your opponent that build on top of each other. He concludes with a short video demonstration to reinforce the ideas taught.

We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.

We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.

There is sound with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

This is a YouTube video, so you will need to be on a network that does not block YouTube videos.

For more information about Team Defense Pressure Drills: Forcing Opponents into Poor Decisions, click here: Team Defense Pressure Drills: Forcing Opponents into Poor Decisions – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.