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The time spent analyzing his players during a game and focus on their strengths and weaknesses in the training will increase your confidence in the players and overall team performance. Learning to analyze the performance of your team training sessions and game performance ...
Many youth football coaches have little knowledge about the analysis of the weaknesses of a team, especially those who have 'been' volunteered to lead the team.
Often asked: "Is there any special tips available to individuals to analyze the team?"
Well, for most games most players will not be in possession of the ball.
Consequently, they spend most of their time to take a position on the field, either in support of an attack or assisting the defensive.
This is something you should focus some of your attention when looking at players.
Remember the old saying football ... Pass and move ... and has withstood the test of time.
Part of any business is crucial for football. Players should always be on the move who want to support an attack or to build a line of defense to prevent an attack.
Observation applies to football coaches is to look at six players who are close to the ball and see if their position in relation to the ball is big and are able to actually influence the game.
By that I mean, then they can be close to the crisis, they are in a position where they could receive the ball?
They are aware of what is around them, and where the next stage of the game can build?
What is their body positioning, as the track is it open or closed, which limits their opportunities?
These are all factors in assessing the support of players around the ball player.
However, it is when a player receives the ball, and what he chooses to do so, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses in their decision making.
This process is probably the most important skills of football and that should focus on.
When working on the analytical skills to use these two important factors ...
# 1 Which option is chosen?
Have the player make the right decision based on the range of options available to them?
Make your players understand what is happening around them during the game, do they read the situation and evaluate the options available to them.
When they received the ball from their first exposure to them, they create space and time themselves, or their surrender under immediate pressure?
I always ask my players to evaluate SOS
SOS stands for Support opponent space.
When players are evaluated, what I ask them first to find space and have a ball, offers its there.
If space is not available to operate, they can take a beating its closest opponent?
Finally, if you can not find a space, or having an opponent, then where is their player support.
This simple three-step assessment is fast and the players are and help them through it quickly.
Be independent in your thoughts and remember hindsight is a wonderful thing.
As for the players you might think the right thing to do is to send a pass on the wing. However, I understand that players in the field may be under pressure and during the course he took at a time can be good at this time.
# 2 on the technical realization
After their decision was the right solution to take, and what was the level of technical expertise?
It 'something that the player has chosen the right option ... but it is another to perform under pressure, the right technique.
You should keep a mental or physical note of your observations and use them to guide your future coaching sessions.


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