Coaching the 3-4-1-2 and 4-2-3-1
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (994 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1591640261 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 284 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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Massimo Lucchesi is the author of several titles on coaching soccer, including: Coaching the 3-4-1-2 and 4-2-3-1, Soccer: Coaching the 3-4-3, Soccer Tactics, An Analysis of Attack and Defense, Attacking Soccer: A Tactical Analysis
Five Stars Helped me win a state championship. Not a coaching manual! Paul Ridler's review is spot on. This book is way too simplified and is more appropriate for .well I'm not sure really. You could basically draw a picture of a 3-Not a coaching manual! J. Barr Paul Ridler's review is spot on. This book is way too simplified and is more appropriate for .well I'm not sure really. You could basically draw a picture of a 3-4-1-2 or 4-2-3-1 and then just start making up passing diagrams from that and you'd have the bulk of what is provided in this book. If you are looking for training drills appropriate to these formations you are looking in the wrong place. There are no training drills in this book. It is simply ~180 pages of filler to show how you might shape up and pass in certain match situations. How it ever got published is be. -1-2 or Not a coaching manual! J. Barr Paul Ridler's review is spot on. This book is way too simplified and is more appropriate for .well I'm not sure really. You could basically draw a picture of a 3-4-1-2 or 4-2-3-1 and then just start making up passing diagrams from that and you'd have the bulk of what is provided in this book. If you are looking for training drills appropriate to these formations you are looking in the wrong place. There are no training drills in this book. It is simply ~180 pages of filler to show how you might shape up and pass in certain match situations. How it ever got published is be. -2-3-1 and then just start making up passing diagrams from that and you'd have the bulk of what is provided in this book. If you are looking for training drills appropriate to these formations you are looking in the wrong place. There are no training drills in this book. It is simply ~180 pages of filler to show how you might shape up and pass in certain match situations. How it ever got published is be. paul ridler said To many pictures. Thought I would get this book to learn some drills and get a few good ideas on implementing these formations. To be honest it is way to basic, over To many pictures Thought I would get this book to learn some drills and get a few good ideas on implementing these formations. To be honest it is way to basic, over 3/To many pictures paul ridler Thought I would get this book to learn some drills and get a few good ideas on implementing these formations. To be honest it is way to basic, over 3/4 of the pages are whole page diagrams showing basically where A passes to B.Would not recommend it at all!. of the pages are whole page diagrams showing basically where A passes to B.Would not recommend it at all!. /To many pictures paul ridler Thought I would get this book to learn some drills and get a few good ideas on implementing these formations. To be honest it is way to basic, over 3/4 of the pages are whole page diagrams showing basically where A passes to B.Would not recommend it at all!. of the pages are whole page diagrams showing basically where A passes to B.Would not recommend it at all!
This book covers both the attack and defense phases in these popular modern zone formations. Lucchesi starts with a discussion of the characteristics of the players at each position and builds into a comprehensive tactical overview complete with build-up options and attacking schemes in the attack and marking responsibilities and zonal movement in defense. Also includes schemes for countering specific formations.
About the Author Massimo Lucchesi is the author of several titles on coaching soccer, including: Coaching the 3-4-1-2 and 4-2-3-1, Soccer: Coaching the 3-4-3, Soccer Tactics, An Analysis of Attack and Defense, Attacking Soccer: A Tactical Analysis