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Heads and Volleys Podcast
Growing up, we played a game called Heads and Volleys.
You can only score with a head or a volley. Simple?
Wrong.
Just like coaching. Simple?
Wrong.
This podcast is my platform to share in more real-time the challenges and situations that we face as coaches and leaders of the game.
A catalog of interviews can be found, along with more recent topics that evolve during the seasons and years of competitive soccer.
Most episodes are 15-20 minutes. Short and to the point. No nonsense.
Please listen and leave the podcast a review. It helps other coaches find it.
To listen, click this link, it’ll open to your preferred listening platform.
1v1’s Outside the Box.
A realistic games-based approach to training and dominating 1v1’s in Soccer.
My first book. I love 1v1’s. I dislike isolated 1v1’s. They lack context, and typically every player plays the same format of 1v1. Defender or striker.
This book flips that. There are examples for every position to dominate a 1v1 in a small-sided game training environment. Each plan gives you coaching points, ideas, and what you might look for. The plans are scalable from 4v4 to 11v11, and the resources on the rest of this website will provide you will of the tools you need to be able to adapt for success.
The book is available on Amazon.
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Every article, session plan, and idea on this site is built from years on the field and shared to help others grow. If my work has added value to your journey, consider leaving a small tip to support the time and effort that goes into it.
