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    23/03/22, 09:49 (11) Adin Osmanbašić on Twitter: "All coaches typically have the same types of drills: Warm-Ups

    arm-Ups Technical/Tactical Circuits Pa…

    All coaches typically have the same types of drills:

    Warm-Ups

    Technical/Tactical Circuits

    Passing Patterns

    Tactical Situations

    Rondos

    Positional Games

    Small Sided Games

    Large Sided Games

    What makes the difference between coaches is the level


    of detail and understanding.
    1:30 PM · Apr 8, 2019 · Twitter Web App

    104 Retweets 6 Quote Tweets 495 Likes

    Tweet your reply Reply

    Adin Osmanbašić @AdinOsmanbasic · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    Analyze/Theorize the game itself in detail to gain a better understanding,
    create a game model from this knowledge to teach, train through detailed
    sessions filled with various (realistic) drills, and then play the matches.

    Detailed analysis/thinking is the base to build on.

    2 9 53

    Adin Osmanbašić @AdinOsmanbasic · Apr 8, 2019


    In essence, you have the theoretical background and then the practical
    application - as with anything. Coaches all begin at different parts of that
    chain.

    Some learn first how to train very well, then improve the analysis and
    understanding of games some the opposite etc
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    understanding of games, some the opposite, etc.

    1 4 43

    Adin Osmanbašić @AdinOsmanbasic · Apr 8, 2019


    and by "train very well" I refer to the actual carrying out of the training
    session and what is involved in that, not necessarily the content (which
    would improve with better understanding of the game)

    4 37

    Hudson Martins @hudrmp · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    Don't you think that the quality of the relationship between coach/players
    are even more important than this level of detail and understanding? For
    sure, details are essential, but how can they survive with weak human
    connections?

    1 6

    Adin Osmanbašić @AdinOsmanbasic · Apr 8, 2019


    I think you are definitely right. In this case I refer more specifically to training
    methods

    Nick Levett @nlevett · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    I would move beyond just simply the technical/tactical. What makes
    outstanding coaches is their understanding of themselves, the ability to
    build relationships with all around them and great coaching skills.

    1 37

    Steve Pritchard @stevewpritchard · Apr 8, 2019


    I'd add the ability to flex the situation within a practice to equally challenge
    the best and worst in the group. I'm still working on this but have seen
    some great coaches manage it.

    Ian Rossiter @IanmRossiter · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    Many coaches have the tech/ tact at a certain level, the key differentiators
    are normally around the social side. Personality, communication and
    building rapport and trust with your players.

    1 1 5

    Sarah West @sarahthewest · Apr 8, 2019


    I agree and think this can be the difference between a good coach and a
    great coach.

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    Karim Ahmed Ghareeb @karimbigman · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    It is like a teacher at schools or university same subjects but different on
    how to reach it to the students and add hints the make different

    Walter Merino @waltmerino · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    100%

    Drew C. @FCDrewCampbell · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    Depends on the age of players. Agreed but level of energy, storytelling and
    engagement is hyper critical with under 14 year olds

    Tactical Touch Grassroots Soccer @tacticaltouch · Apr 8, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic
    Fa have banned the word 'drills'

    Martijn Leonard @martijn_leonard · Apr 9, 2019


    Replying to @AdinOsmanbasic and @larsdelnoy
    Alignment between the exercises and with the style of play makes also a big
    difference

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