3v3 Transition Game 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)

In this video, Bobby Muuss demonstrates how he teaches his players to press and the art of counter pressing the “Wake Forest Way.” He provides in-depth illustrations both on a white board and on the field to show different key elements for your players.

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 Open Practice with Bobby Muuss 3-Pack, click here: Open Practice with Bobby Muuss 3-Pack – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.

Magic Diamond Dribbling Activity with Marcus Wood,
Hardin-Simmons University Head Women’s Soccer Coach;
2010 NCAA D-III National Champions; 2010 NSCA National Coach of the Year;
2017 NCAA D-III Final Four appearance; over 330 career wins;
led Hardin-Simmons to 15 straight American Southwest Conference titles (16 overall)

Head coach Marcus Wood walks through 21 of his most-used passing and receiving activities that will help your team automate the technique. Coach Wood uses passing patterns to raise the technical abilities of his players so when game situations occur, they are prepared to play at a high level.

Coach Wood explains the drill on the whiteboard and then shows video footage of the drills from a practice session.

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 Marcus Wood’s “Magic Diamond” Passing & Receiving Drill for Soccer, click here: 21 Passing/Receiving Activities for Reinforcing Effective Ball Movement & Off-Ball Movement Skills – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.

3v1 and 5v3 Attacking Drills with Tim Vom Steeg,
University of California, Santa Barbara Head Men’s Soccer Coach,
2006 NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer National Champions; 2004 NCAA Championship Runner-up;
2x NSCAA & 2x NCAA National ‘Coach of the Year’ Award (2004 & 2006);
4x Big West Conference Coach of the Year; all-time winningest coach in Big West history;
California Community College Coaches Hall of Fame (2008 ); USSF National “B” Coaching License

You’ll see how Vom Steeg develops an attacking mentality in his players from the session’s high-energy warm-up through its conclusion. Additionally, he teaches the skills necessary to make the most of goal-scoring opportunities before the opposing team has time to recover.
Coach Steeg explains the drill on the whiteboard and then shows video footage of the drills from a practice session.

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 Tim Vom Steeg: Attacking from Transition, click here: Tim Vom Steeg: Attacking from Transition – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.

With Paul Jobson,
Baylor University Women’s Head Coach;
United States Soccer Federation “A” Licensed Coach;
2018 Big XII Conference Champions;
2018 NISOA-NSCAA Intercollegiate National Merit Award;
2018 United Soccer Coaches Midwest Regional Staff of the Year;
Back-to-back NCAA Elite Eight appearances (2017, 2018);
2x Big XII Conference Championships (2012, 2017)

In this video, Paul Jobson demonstrates how he teaches defending, even with low numbers at his practices, and, how your sessions can still be effective with the numbers you have. Throughout the video, Coach Jobson shows five different concepts that will help your team not only defend, but also transition quickly and react accordingly to where they are on the field. Jobson provides in-depth illustrations on the field to show ideas on how to defend with low numbers and transition quickly on both sides of the ball.

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 Training with Low Numbers – Defense, click here: Training with Low Numbers – Defense – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.

 

Paul Jobson
Baylor University Women’s Head Coach; United States Soccer Federation “A” Licensed Coach:
2018 Big XII Conference Champions
2018 NISOA-NSCAA Intercollegiate National Merit Award
2018 United Soccer Coaches Midwest Regional Staff of the Year
Back-to-back NCAA Elite Eight appearances (2017, 2018)
2x Big XII Conference Championships (2012, 2017)

In this video, Paul Jobson demonstrates how he teaches attacking and how your sessions can be effective with any size group at practice. Throughout the video, Coach Jobson shows four different concepts that will help your team not only attack, but also transition quickly and react accordingly to where they are on the field. Jobson provides in-depth illustrations on the field to show different ideas on how to attack with low numbers and to transition quickly on both sides of the ball.

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 Training with Low Numbers – Attacking, click here: Training with Low Numbers – Attacking – Soccer — Championship Productions, Inc.