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the way we train is step by step. Meaning: 1. Showing simply on coaching board. 2. Players do the patterns on pitch vs no defenders on goal with a goalie 3. Players do the patterns on pitch vs semi active defenders on goal with goalie (meaning defenders follow attackers but don’t intercept) 4. Players try patterns vs full active defenders (different ideas patterns with your trained patterns of play always possible, depending on defending players) 5. Reflect in group what and why worked and what didnt. This way the defenders, since they train within the group or are also doing the patterns, know what will come next, the attackers have to adapt and create different plays. It is more difficult for attackers in full play. 6. Would be try patterns in game and analyze with the squad after in video analysis

@@AndrejKornelsenFutsal I appreciate your answer

I would not suggest to do any patterns with kids in that age category, as they may get caught doing only runs instead of solving situations in 1v1`s. later when the game gets more about tactics and kids have a brain to understands tactics, I would suggest to imply any form of patterns it suits your coaching style best. As a u9 coach myself at Fortuna düsseldorf, I can only say it may not worth it now but it will be sustainable for kids to just play instead of us telling them what to do. Hope, it may help you ;-)

@@AndrejKornelsenFutsal Thanks for the advice! Ok I will not teach them about these patterns and focus on 1v1

Thanks 🙌

It's still better than nothing. I've seen many "screen" play in futsal, no foul as long as you dont 'push' the defender too much

Screens and blocks are NOT illegal in futsal. Like in Basketball, so long as you use your body and not your arms, it isn't an illegal play.

appreciate you. 🙌🙌

I appreciate that a lot ;)

Hi Louise, perfect, that is nice to hear. It depends on the oppenent. If the defense is higher on the pitch or lower. You want your team to come as close as need to play your tactics. In that way the defense has to make decisions that may open up spaces for you. If you play your tactic too far away from the opponent team, the opponent will not struggle as they are too far away. I hope I could help you. If not I will find someone who speaks in french. :) We have plenty of players

Hi Josef, we have a couple of video to inspire you. Check out the playlist. However, in the beginning it’s just to have some fun, to get some experience and learn. It also depends on how ambitious the team and you are and how good the quality of the team is. Either you do easy drills to keep them motivated or you can already explain tactics and there focus on it is very high. Just my opinion✌🏼

Sdrastwui, can you be more specific please?

HSRW Kleve Futsal, I just don't know English )

Thanks for the support 🙏 💙

6:22 😉

Nour Lahlou video was more concentrated on tactical display. But you are right, with goals it would look better 😅

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Humayun Zahid Chohan season will start soon and we are trying out best to open the games to supporters as well. 💙

Thank you 🙏💙

I consider he did it great!

Ja das glaube wir dir. Auch Futsaler? Und leider hat es sich diesmal nur für die Paar Video Sequenzen gereicht. :/ Demnächst werden wieder längere Videos gemacht ;)

HSRW KleveFutsal Ja, genau. Futsal :)

Timo S. Sehr gut. Aus dem Mainzer Raum? Wie kann man euch folgen?

HSRW KleveFutsal Genau, aus Mainz :) Wir sind im Social Media Bereich noch nicht so aktiv. Aber ich @quotenbotaniker poste oftmals was in der Story :)

Thanks @david Haynes.. Your videos are inspiring to us.. Keep up the work! ;)

thanks Greig ;)

@@AndrejKornelsenFutsal We tried this tonight with my Under 13. I tried to make the GK more active by closing the player down if the ball was played to the wingers which allowed the defender to cover. I noticed you dont encourage this with the GK tho....any reason?

@@lancred yes, you are right about that. That day of recording we only focused on attacking. So we didn't coach the defenders, rather we coached the attacking players. But you are right, you can do much more in defense in almost every action. Which we may can explain more in another drill/video. Simply, you want when the ball gets played to the wing that the defender moves to the wing as well. When however the balls gets played to the other side the goalie and the defender have to make a quick communicated decision who is in charge to defend that ball. If GK gets out (with the right technique), then the defender has to cover the other attacking players.

@@AndrejKornelsenFutsal Perfect. Please keep posting the videos 👍🏻

thank you ;)

you have to be a student of Hochschule Rhine-Waal in Kleve Germany and impress us during a trial.

it's hard in the hall but we will see what we can do about it ;)

Thank you Ben!

André Caro Futsal you know the standards in germany. ;) Especially here in Kleve the fluctuation is very high. So we repeatedly work on the basics of Futsal and teaching the game play. This video however was one of the first we ever did and we grew from it. You have to start somewhere

%100 my friend!! Keep it up!!

André Caro Futsal thank you irmao! 👊🏼 You doing a great job on your channel! 💪🏼

hi Casper, you have to have 2 finish lines. each same distance away from the centre were the players start their sprints/accelaration. 5 to 15 m distance is good for accelaration while more then 15 m is good for end speed of your players. Now the coach, either says the color or shows the color of the finisch line. players have to react to that and start a chasing game to the finish line. It's a kognitive exercise to improve speed, accelaration, awareness and dicision making. Hope it was a sufficiant explaining :)